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- HAL90015
About that link NBQ just posted... we're so fucked!
Get ready for a whole new era of p0rn videos.
We can now ressucitate our loved ones with a simple picture. Crazy.
Propaganda, disinformation and conspiracy theories will lead the World straight to WWIII (or IV)
Fraud, hacking and scammers are going to the next freaking level with all those tools!
All the creative fields are going in the gutter, machines will entertain us and create the next master pieces. (i think its fucking sad)
We will question EVERYTHING we see and hear and we wont be able to tell whats real and whats fake.
We will rely so much on AI for so many things that the world population will slowly become dumber and stop thinking.
Yes, lots of good things will come out of all this, AI is amazing. But it needs to be tightly framed by the authorities like its a mass destruction weapon. For now everything is getting out like its nothing.
its all cute and wow until it take down the Human Kind.
- It is a weapon of mass destruction. It destroys reality, and eliminates the reward for human striving. Maybe the subtlest weapon ever developed.monNom
- “The Only Constant in Life Is Change.”- Heraclitusutopian
- *A weapon of mass distraction.pablo28
- Oh the humanaaaateeeeNBQ00
- thanks alan turning...you and your automated statistics...neverscared
- utopian0
Tyler Perry Puts $800M Studio Expansion on Hold After Seeing OpenAI’s Sora: “Jobs Are Going to Be Lost”
Over the past four years, Tyler Perry had been planning an $800 million expansion of his studio in Atlanta, which would have added 12 soundstages to the 330-acre property. Now, however, those ambitions are on hold — thanks to the rapid developments he’s seeing in the realm of artificial intelligence, including OpenAI’s text-to-video model Sora, which debuted Feb. 15 and stunned observers with its cinematic video outputs.
- As impressive as Sora is, it can only make minute-long generative clips...it's a long way from that to entire films or shows...yuekit
- give it a few months if not weeks_niko
- i am sure it was Sora and and not really this: https://deadline.com…jonny_quest_lives
- https://youtu.be/7h0…jonny_quest_lives
- https://variety.com/…jonny_quest_lives
- @_niko Or days... hours... minutes? :) I think Sora will be able to create dadaist art films pretty well, but there's zero indication it can generate ayuekit
- comprehensible storyline with consistent characters, dialogue etc. People might be blurring these impressive-looking demos with those more difficult tasks.yuekit
- As much as I've hammered AI, using it loads, I still think the breakthrough moments of creativity come from physically making things.PhanLo
- It still makes sense to pause an Investment of almost a billion in sound stagesnb
- inteliboy1
A race to AI, huge amount of investment and hype...
Yet computers and apps are still dumb as shit....
Just this morning.... Youtube app never remembers what video I was watching just a minute ago. Parking Meter app here requires manual input and typing in the number of the area, and will continue to charge you if you drive away forgetting to "stop" the parking. DAW's I use get crazy confused when I unplug an audio interface.... freeze with a spinning wheel... then pop up with dialogue boxes. Maps on my phone has yet figure out that I only go to 2 or 3 locations consistently for years now since covid. Algorithms on google, reddit, instagram etc is moronic and basic as fuck. Digital life is amazing when you think about it, but also, super shitty and irritating. When does it actually get "intelligent"?
- https://i.imgur.com/…utopian
- You are comparing normal apps, apps coded by people since decades with a brand new technology, ai, that isnt yet implemented into these said apps. aple & orangeHAL9001
- "When does it actually get "intelligent"?" that's the grift... just ride the hype to IPO then cash out. Ai is just another late stage capitalism parlor trickjonny_quest_lives
- ShenanigansTV0
- Turn an image into a playable game with AIShenanigansTV
- honestly what's the point of anything any more_niko
- exactlyHAL9001
- humans will only be useful to maintain AI alive because we wont be able to do anything else without itHAL9001
- This is from Google...I seriously doubt that this is even close to working or for public release. All of Googles AI products are scams and don't work properlyutopian
- yuekit1
New report: 60% of OpenAI model's responses contain plagiarism
https://www.axios.com/2024/02/22…
For GPT-3.5, "45.7% of all outputs contained identical text, 27.4% contained minor changes, and 46.5% had paraphrased text."
- This only looked at GPT 3.5 -- however that's still the default model without paid account.yuekit
- I'm really curious the extent to which this applies to something like Midjourney.yuekit
- its overdue to design an a.i that sniffs out the most potent cases and make moneys...neverscared
- you don't really need ai to detect plagiarism (or certainly a LLM isn't very good at it). there are much more efficient algorithms.kingsteven
- neither method would work on images though obviously. any attempts i've seen to do so will give false positives on original images.kingsteven
- examples where images are 'reproduced' from the training data they are targeted by prompting specific metadata, and don't produce pixel for pixel copieskingsteven
- chat-gpt however is a plagiarism machine. their entire business model relies on not crediting sources and the NYT lawsuit highlights that GPT-4 is often worsekingsteven
- i'm pretty sure that case is a scam, which will establish precedent to let MS freely scrape and commoditise, disguised as punitive measures against OpenAIkingsteven
- I have no idea how they'll thread the needle. Even if you assume it will benefit big corporations there are wealthy interests on both sides.yuekit
- However doesn't it seem problematic if OpenAI is telling people to use their app to generate content, and the content is generates qualifies as plagiarism?yuekit
- yeah, but i mean from my perspective in academia it's no different from copying a chunk from wikipedia without referencing the source.kingsteven
- our big plagerism scores every year are from students copying each other and you can usually tell who's going to do it before it happens.kingsteven
- ... generally the ones that feel entitled to a masters because they've paid and don't read the referencing guidelines or attend the webinars.kingsteven
- milfhunter0
- Thought that what they promised it could do was pretty mediocre at bestNutter
- Call me when this tech is in Glasses with HUD. I don't need another thing to carry around.microkorg
- It's a NICE looking gadget designed by TE tho. IMO they should've launched it as a stripped back featured app. Got everyone using it...microkorg
- ...then down the line dropped this little full-featured device and had tiktok influencers hyping it.microkorg
- I don't have enough pant pockets for yet another device to fit into.utopian
- Ramanisky28
Prompt:
Archeologists discover a generic plastic chair in the desert, excavating and dusting it with great care.- reversedsted
- this was my favouritekingsteven
- these videos are like dreams, its freeking cool lolHAL9001
- Oh wow. Def like a dream unfoldsletterhead
- LOL the chair tried to runpango
- HAL90012
Future is going to be ... mmmm interesting
Sooner than later we're going to listen to bands that dont exists and watch movies entirely made by computers without any real persons in em.
And we will all sound like old people when we will tell kids "back in my days, real actors were playing in movies and real musicians were writing music"
- Actually every creative fields are going to take a hit... Writers, Musicians, Painters, Illustrator, Movie makers... anything artistic could be replaced.HAL9001
- Maybe it will gives more value to the real creations... but how interesting the real creations will be compared to AI creations?HAL9001
- We already are accustomed to movies that’re like this to a biggg degree, reason why I can’t get too excited about hero movies or the stale, 90% cgi festsprophetone
- They said this when rock and roll arrived, then disco, then pop, then rap, then electronic... those aren’t real musicians playing the real musicprophetone
- American pop music is engineered to a 90% degree with some outliers writing their own stuff... k-pop is 100% engineeredprophetone
- The real test one day will be if an AI replicant human pop idol running on a battery and popularity algorithm can tour and sell out stadiums to humansprophetone
- All of the whacks ass wanna-be creatives will lose their jobs...boo hoo.utopian
- ohh yeah and dont forget the dead politicians who will rule a counrty with an a.i persona...neverscared
- No one seemed to be bothered by cars made by machines, or bowls, or shoes...maikel
- ... are you serious?HAL9001
- dead serious man, OK PEOPLE REVOLTED for, like, a decade, and then off you go. Nothing to see there.maikel
- i would not compare industrial building of transportation vehicles with Art, personallyHAL9001
- HAL90012
mmmm caramel.... wait...
- HAL90010
Not SORA but a lot of fucked ups lol
- kinda why the infamous "Will smith eating spaghetti clip" is more impressive as there was no frame of reference for that input...jonny_quest_lives
- freakynbq
- nbq0
crazy and frightening:
Sora is an AI model that can create realistic and imaginative scenes from text instructions.
- bit like when people called CG 'realistic' in the 80skingsteven
- I agree, but the progression speed is crazy.nbq
- i am not actually impressed with the progression when you factor in it's just emulation & it's not really creating anything but more remixingjonny_quest_lives
- unreal engine... now that's impressivejonny_quest_lives
- Ramanisky27
- Also, that woman’s arm ... lolRamanisky2
- the more i watch it
the more I notice fuck ups lolHAL9001 - It’s very dream like. it’s glitchy but works_niko
- How close is something like this to the original source material I wonderdd?yuekit
- sure, why not, just throw in extra arms and legs for the fuck of it.
what absolute fucking trash.face_melter - Must I remind everyone that a few years ago we were marvelling at the wonders of shitty content aware fill?_niko
- I, too, want one of these mythical five-legged cats.Continuity
- some people have an extremely low bar for what 'works'.face_melter
- i wanna live in this Ai worldmilfhunter
- some people have an extremely low bar for what 'works'.palimpsest
- If this doesn't work for you, you need to raise the bar on yoself.palimpsest
- the question is not if it works or not, the thing is how crazy fast this is evolving... 1 years ago we had Will Smith spaggettiHAL9001
- The way the extra left paw just appears from the right one is so slick.monospaced
- I for once, am impressed. But OK, when Terminator2 was released I thought the FX were awesome too...maikel
- ^^haha I just saw that monocherub
- ^like a subtle “slight of paw” trickRamanisky2
- _niko0
I've watched this twice and can't make heads or tails of it mostly because I'm an idiot, but it seems like a scam, anyone care to take a Quick Look and let us know if this is legit/doable?
- PhanLo1
- https://www.instagra…PhanLo
- Damn dudes good luck getting off the waitlistnb
- yuekit0
Apple releases an AI model that can edit images based on text-based commands.
The model called MLLM-Guided Image Editing (MGIE), which uses multimodal large language models (MLLMs) to interpret text-based commands when manipulating images. In other words, the tool has the ability to edit photos based on the text the user types in.
Try it here...
- Wow super slow...yuekit
- meh it's pretty shite (or more likely i don't know what i'm doing):
https://i.imgur.com/…
(the expressive instruction generated by the system, not me)hans_glib - Yeah not great. But I can see the value in theory.yuekit