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> a living room with two white armchairs and a painting of the colosseum. the painting is mounted above a modern fireplace. With the ability to construct compl
by dane-pgp 6y ago
> a living room with two white armchairs and a painting of the colosseum. the painting is mounted above a modern fireplace.
With the ability to construct complex 3D scenes, surely the next step would be for it to ingest YouTube videos or TV/movies and be able to render entire scenes based on a written narration and dialogue.
The results would likely be uncanny or absurd without careful human editorial control, but it could lead to some interesting short films, or fan-recreations of existing films.
- alpaca128 6y agoI'd love to see what this does with item/person/artwork/monster descriptions from Dwarf Fortress. Considering the game has creatures like were-zebras, beasts in random shapes and materials, undead hair, procedurally generated instruments and all kinds of artefacts menacing with spikes I imagine it could make the whole thing even more entertaining.
- anthk 6y agoNethack or Slashem first. The game is much less CPU taxing and it could be "real lifed" with ease.
- ilaksh 6y agoI think in a way that's the next step but they may have to wait a little bit before they have the processing power. If you are talking about 24 frames per second, then theoretically one second of video could require 24 times as much processing power. And 100 seconds 2400 X. Obviously that's just a random guess but surely it is much more than for individual images. But I'm sure we'll get there.
- dfischer 6y agoHow do we know this isn’t already happening with state actors?
- IfOnlyYouKnew 6y agoBecause state actors are all busy acting smart on the internet by using terms such as “state actors”.