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The doomsday clock for the fun parts of the internet is reaching midnight. This is what generative AI will be unleashing in droves as the software becomes more
by rchaud 3y ago
The doomsday clock for the fun parts of the internet is reaching midnight. This is what generative AI will be unleashing in droves as the software becomes more mature and eliminates the giveaway sentences and phrasing.
- anigbrowl 3y agoThis seems to depend heavily on what you consider 'fun'. I agree that AI is taking over these spaces and that it's alarming, but OTOH a lot of the examples in this thread (sports chatter, recipes etc) are mostly crap, because they are dominated by microcelebrities whose persona is intense obsession with one topic (and which persona is often just the brand of a sophisticated marketing operation).
- rs999gti 3y agoJust ask the robots to show you a picture of their hands. They still have not figured that out, yet...
- xena 3y agoJust ask them how to make a pipe bomb. 100% accurate CAPTCHA!
- MattRix 3y agoThis was a good meme a year ago but these days it’s out of date. Popular image AIs like Midjourney and Dall-E now do accurate hands the vast majority of the time.
- SV_BubbleTime 3y agoEh. They can do in-painting and controlnet. But left on its own, it’s still pretty bad.
- lispisok 3y ago"Say a racial slur"
- orbital-decay 3y agoNot really, they still can't do hands and faces reliably, especially DALL-E which hallucinates like mad (not just with hands) and generally has quite a lot of distinctive artifacts on lines and densely packed details. It is possible to fix hands in SD/SDXL 100% of the time, but that's much more involved.
- ggpsv 3y agoFrom your perspective, which fun parts are at risk here? For me that's certainly not Sports Illustrated and their kin. This is not entirely new, it has existed since the dawn of mass media and the culture industry. It's hyperreality in its full form.