4 ms·
just to remind everyone that state of the art was Will Smith Eating Spaghetti in April of 2023 https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/yes-virgi
by demarq 2y ago
just to remind everyone that state of the art was Will Smith Eating Spaghetti in April of 2023
https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/yes-virginia-there-is-ai-joy-in-seeing-fake-will-smith-ravenously-eat-spaghetti/ https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2023/03/yes-v...
We're not even done with 2024.
Just imagine what's waiting for us in 2025.
- nosbo 2y agoBut it's the same thing just at a higher fidelity. Which is impressive don't get me wrong. But they are also kinda bad looking. Like even there good examples have so many issues. I just don't see how this gets extrapolated into the ideas in various posts like full length movies, custom TV shows and holodecks or whatever else people dream up. Do we have any examples of tech that just kept improving at exponential or linear rates? Why is everyone so confident it will just keep getting better?
- xvector 2y ago> Why is everyone so confident it will just keep getting better? Because there are literally thousands of avenues to explore and we've only just begun with the lowest of low hanging fruit.
- nosbo 2y agoWhat should I be looking into?
- scotty79 2y ago> Do we have any examples of tech that just kept improving at exponential or linear rates? SD Cards?