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I think another analogy that applies to AI is going to orbit. It's "not hard" for a sufficiently large rocket to be able to hit orbital heights. It's pretty har
by rickydroll 2y ago
I think another analogy that applies to AI is going to orbit. It's "not hard" for a sufficiently large rocket to be able to hit orbital heights. It's pretty hard for the rocket to enter orbit at the same height. In the AI world, we are at the suborbital stage of technology. For me, the 99% use case is accessibility tools (speech recognition, grammar correction) and coding.
Image generation is like poor-quality Photoshop. Which, by the way, is the best target image generative AI could shoot for. Do what Photoshop can do, only better and easier.