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- uan0
- grafician0
Canva releasing AI tools
https://www.canva.com/canva-crea…
Today Canva presented its NEW ERA, including AI on its platform.
And I am completely amazed! ✨Let's check the News!
- The end for designers is rapidly approaching. At first this will help low-end firms and freelancers, but soon it'll replace them.formed
- Large companies, like Canva, want the average person as a customer, so it'll be dumbed down to that infamousformed
- 'just click a button and make magic' we all hear from clients...soon they'll be able to do it on their own.formed
- I had a mate who’d design his takeaway menus in Canva, I think he thought it would save time and money. It didn’t.PhanLo
- People complain good design is expensive, wait 'till they find out how much cheap and bad design costs...grafician
- uan2
Krassy wins! made it into a fictional qbn member chatgpt list :-)
- pablo280
- naw, you don't get to own sound frequencies. Lots of people have the same sounding voice.ShenanigansTV
- who tf would use grimes voice. its her name you want. do a colab on an instrumental and give her 50% = free promokingsteven
- @Shen, it’s about the label. Can’t use their name if it isn’t them. That’s illegal.monospaced
- At least this will kill some of the way overpaid 'artists'.formed
- neverscared1
Defending humankind: Anthropocentric bias in the appreciation of AI art
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AI-made art poses an ontological threat to anthropocentric worldviews that artistic creativity is uniquely human.•
Humans perceive the same artwork as less creative and awe-inspiring when it is labeled as AI-made (vs. human made).•
The bias is more pronounced among people with stronger anthropocentric creativity beliefs.We argue that recent advances of artificial intelligence (AI) in the domain of art (e.g., music, painting) pose a profound ontological threat to anthropocentric worldviews because they challenge one of the last frontiers of the human uniqueness narrative: artistic creativity. Four experiments (N = 1708), including a high-powered preregistered experiment, consistently reveal a pervasive bias against AI-made artworks and shed light on its psychological underpinnings. The same artwork is preferred less when labeled as AI-made (vs. human-made) because it is perceived as less creative and subsequently induces less awe, an emotional response typically associated with the aesthetic appreciation of art. These effects are more pronounced among people with stronger anthropocentric creativity beliefs (i.e., who believe that creativity is a uniquely human characteristic). Systematic depreciation of AI-made art (assignment of lower creative value, suppression of emotional reactions) appears to serve a shaken anthropocentric worldview whereby creativity is exclusively reserved for humans.
- I agree a shitty stick figure drawing by a human hand is infinitely more impressive to me than an ai generated Sistine Chapel_niko
- drawing up the drafts for sistine chapel is a little more than shitty stick figure drawing..neverscared
- We worship humans.ShenanigansTV
- AQUTE3
has anyone had any success with TEXT to VIDEO
i am interested in trying it but adobe firefly isnt out yet with the video only the pictures
what do you recommend?
- https://www.mypipio.… but i want something a bit more creativeAQUTE
- https://www.synthesi… nopeAQUTE
- trying to get it to run locally on my M1, everything i've tried is very unpredictable. i don't want to pay a fortune to fuck around in the cloud.kingsteven
- i think a lot of the more legible stuff i've seen is still video to video. a combination of AI generated images, prompting, custom models - often just ebsynthkingsteven
- from what I saw on twitter...:
https://research.run…
came out a month ago or so.uan - https://www.tiktok.c…AQUTE
- https://www.tiktok.c…AQUTE
- utopian-1
- sted0
- sted0
AI generated beer commercial
- instrmntl-2
What Exactly Are the Dangers Posed by A.I.?
A recent letter calling for a moratorium on A.I development blends real threats with speculation. But concern is growing among experts.
- Short-Term Risk: Disinformation
Medium-Term Risk: Job Loss
Long-Term Risk: Loss of Controlsted - In late March, more than 1,000 technology leaders, researchers and other pundits working in and around artificial intelligence signed an open letter warning...sted
- There's no real AI, chill damngrafician
- Don't sing it...bring it!utopian
- Pussy ass bitches worried about their jobs, LOLutopian
- From Neil's perspective
https://neilpatel.co…canoe
- Short-Term Risk: Disinformation
- sted3
!PhanLo
- that site is mad eh?
Have seen people using them as skyboxes for backgrounds for youtube. really good for 360 looopsPhanLo - I was playiing with this y'day and perhaps my prompt game ain't strong but it kept ignoring what I wanted. Still quite neat tho.Nairn
- It's not so good at certain details. i think they've been really specific with certain styles. They're logos often appear on things too.PhanLo
- It was good at doing people but I remember it would always put a VR headset on them no matter what. But I think now it almost removes people all togetherPhanLo
- that site is mad eh?
- neverscared1
With the help of AI, brain-computer interface technology can peer into your thoughts — and decode them
Semantic reconstruction of continuous language from non-invasive brain recordings
brain–computer interface that decodes continuous language from non-invasive recordings would have many scientific and practical applications. Currently, however, non-invasive language decoders can only identify stimuli from among a small set of words or phrases. Here we introduce a non-invasive decoder that reconstructs continuous language from cortical semantic representations recorded using functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI). Given novel brain recordings, this decoder generates intelligible word sequences that recover the meaning of perceived speech, imagined speech and even silent videos, demonstrating that a single decoder can be applied to a range of tasks
- maquito0
I just listened to Beatles' Yesterday sung by Freddy Mercury with Ai. It'll be interesting in a couple years when some Lightroom-esque tool appears, with an immense amount of learned material, and switches to choose artists, genres, and fuck them up with Ai; ie: Metallica but Björk sings instead of Hetfield.
- https://www.tiktok.c…maquito
- Ah but those pesky "Right of Publicity" laws that protect celebrities from commercial use of their image, voice or likeness.jonny_quest_lives
- They are a bit toothier than copyright laws...jonny_quest_lives
- Now just imagine the same with movies, or entire vr simulations in a few years. "I want to watch goth lesbian big lebowski"Nairn
- ETM1
So cyberwarfare v2 is who has the best AI to anticipate, counter or out-think the other one? Until the AI's hold a private meeting and concur how ridiculous this is and wipe us all out?
- sted0
- sted0
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