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This feels like when I made a drawing in elementary school, and someone asks if I traced it. It just feels like looking for a way to downplay what was made by m
by nh23423fefe 4y ago
This feels like when I made a drawing in elementary school, and someone asks if I traced it. It just feels like looking for a way to downplay what was made by making an appeal to "creativity" or "originality".
But the tide never goes out on AI and computing. The capabilities will only grow more and more impressive and unassailable.
When the chatbot is completely convincing is someone going to ask, "I wonder close the responses are to training text" even though no one even blinks when fathers and sons act alike. No one demands children invent new languages to prove they aren't just "randomizing samplers"
- yellowapple 4y ago> No one demands children invent new languages to prove they aren't just "randomizing samplers" I sure as hell do. No son of mine will be comprehensible to other humans until he's at least two years old.
- mikkergp 4y agoIs this just a search engine to find relevant content and remix it a bit, or can you actually create new content. These two things don't solve the same problem, and you may run into lots of copyright problems.
- nmilo 4y agoYou know, if you've ever done anything creative, the brain's ability to take inspiration from something and remix it (without realizing it's not original and actually just a memory) is shocking. So are our brains really just search engines to find relevant content and remix it a bit? What really is creation?
- mikkergp 4y agoDJs and music producers are exceptionally creative, but if they use existing work, they have to license it.