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So... photoshop?

• cr0sh 10y ago
  I think beyond photoshop - more like the ability to seamlessly insert or "imagine" situations that never occurred in real life. For instance, imagine if you could feed in a ton of images of person A - then a ton of images of porn - then have the system imagine a porn scene. ...or a drug-usage scene. ...or any other thing you could think up. It's even possible this could be pushed into a generated movie. You could even work the "voices" in (have the person say virtually anything you want, nearly perfectly, synched perfectly with the facial expressions/movements/body language). There's a lot of scary, yet interesting possibilities here! Hmm - think of the possibilities for CGI effects? Rather than having to build a 3D model, just have the software imagine the scene (I know - much easier said than done - but I think the possibility is there, now). Another idea: Could this kind of software take a movie or still image, and "imagine" a three-d model from it? I don't see why not... ...and yes, I understand this software as being a particular form of a neural network, and that for any of this it takes massive compute power in the form of multiple-GPU time and a ton of memory - and likely isn't yet in the realm of doing it yourself at home except in simpler examples - which might still take days or weeks to train, and a good amount of time to render; I just want to indicate that I have a certain minor level of understanding of what this software is about and that I don't believe for a second that it is a basic "photoshop" filtering system.
  • Gh0stRAT 10y ago
    I've seen some work on using GANs to generate 3D models from single images, but the results aren't particularly high-quality yet.[0] [0]http://3dgan.csail.mit.edu/ http://3dgan.csail.mit.edu/