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You're missing a crucial point - AI learns/is taught by example. So no, future projects will not need to be ultra-specified because the specification will be "G
by TheOtherHobbes 4y ago
You're missing a crucial point - AI learns/is taught by example. So no, future projects will not need to be ultra-specified because the specification will be "Give me one of those [points at thing]."
The equivalent assumption would be that ChatGPT and MidJourney can't work because you have to specify every paragraph and every shape.
Clearly that's not true. Just because every object and every texture had to be defined rigidly by hand in 3ds Max or Blender by highly skilled designers doesn't mean that's how it works today.
In fact AI is the stage of software where abstraction itself is automated. The current Gen 1 AI tools do a little of this, but as Gen 1 they're just getting started.
They're going to be in a very different place ten years from now. And so are we.
- incrudible 4y agoPaintings are not mechanisms. Human vision is very forgiving. The back and forth between Midjourney looks more like throwing the dice until you get something you like, rather than telling it exactly what you need. > The current Gen 1 AI tools do a little of this, but as Gen 1 they're just getting started The current tools are not Gen 1. You can already see diminishing returns.