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>the ball is positioned in such a way that the llama has no real hope of making the shot I love that we're at the level where the physical "realism" of correct
by falcor84 4y ago
>the ball is positioned in such a way that the llama has no real hope of making the shot
I love that we're at the level where the physical "realism" of correctly representing quadrupedals playing basketball is a thing now. I suppose the next level AI will be expected to model a full 3d environment with physical assumptions based on the prompt and then run the simulation
- TheOtherHobbes 4y agoThat's the only way to get reliably usable output. There's a lot of "80% there but not quite" in the current version, which makes it more of a novelty than a useful content generator. The problem with moving to 3D is there are no almost no 3D data sources that combine textures, poses (where relevant), lighting, 3D geometry and (ideally) physics. They can be inferred to some extent from 2D sources. But not reliably. Humans operate effortlessly in 3D and creative humans have no issues with using 3D perceptions creatively. But as for as most content is concerned it's a 2D world. Which is why AI art bots know the texture of everything and the geometry of nothing. AI generation is going to be stuck at nearly-but-not-quite until that changes.
- namrog84 4y agoWhile not fully. There is a lot of freely available 3d models that can used as a starting point. Id love a dalle2 for 3d model generation. Even if no texture lighting physics was there.
- pontifier 4y agoBoom... Your consciousness is deleted as the DALL-E 4 output for "Evolved monkey person at a computer, wasting time" is delivered to the dinosaur that paid for it.
- mr_toad 4y agoThe goalposts are practically galloping down the field.