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I wonder when are we going to see a LLM to build Lego Sets out of a prompt. Maybe is already out there?
by dakial1 3y ago
I wonder when are we going to see a LLM to build Lego Sets out of a prompt.
Maybe is already out there?
- codegladiator 3y agollm to 3d printer ?
- WillAdams 3y agoPerhaps using something like: http://flatfab.com http://flatfab.com
- andrewfromx 3y agosurely you've seen all the LLM generated fake lego images? https://www.core77.com/posts/126450/People-Easily-Fooled-by-AI-Generated-Fake-Lego-Sets-with-Manufacturing-Themes https://www.core77.com/posts/126450/People-Easily-Fooled-by-... https://www.instagram.com/lego_rick_/reel/C0HaaoRLNG9/ https://www.instagram.com/lego_rick_/reel/C0HaaoRLNG9/
- krisoft 3y agoquote from the instagram you linked: "I had a LEGO employee tell me that they had 10 customers ask about “upcoming” LEGO sets that ended up being AI." Sounds like an excellent way to validate demand then?
- Feathercrown 3y agoI would totally buy that metal press
- dakial1 3y agoOh nice, I didn't see that. But we are in the right way. We just need someone from HN to create this LLM.
- ensocode 3y agoNot quite there but close :-D -> ChatGPT 3.5 Promt give me instructions on how to build an iPhone 15 Pro out of lego bricks
- RandallBrown 3y agoThere's a company that makes sports stadiums out of "brxlz" (brick pixels) and at first I thought they were just knockoff legos. After building a stadium I figured out it's basically just a low resolution 3d model of the stadium that you sort of 3d print layer by layer. https://www.foco.com/collections/brxlz https://www.foco.com/collections/brxlz Not nearly as nice as lego, but the final product is pretty cool.