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Likewise, I feel like the article presents a somewhat manufactured "quote" and misinterpretation of what was being referred to in the linked video. Unfortunate
by pixelpoet 2y ago
Likewise, I feel like the article presents a somewhat manufactured "quote" and misinterpretation of what was being referred to in the linked video.
Unfortunately I'm sure this sensationalised fake-quote will spread much more quickly than any context / checking.
- shmerl 2y agoI don't see how. This kind of AI has no mind and can't feel anything, so it has no component that's needed for expressing feelings in art. That's his main point. That was true then, it's true today.
- pixelpoet 2y agoWhat was shown in the video seems to be something like Karl Sims' work[0], which is completely different (genetic algorithm for optimising black-box locomotion within a physics simulation framework) from AI image generation / what we're currently calling "Ghiblification". [0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZtZia4ZkX8 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RZtZia4ZkX8
- imtringued 2y agoI agree. They were clearly going for a bipedal gait and failed to produce anything in time. Then they swapped the model with a zombie to sweep their failure under the rug. Hayao Miyazaki is just calling them out in a diplomatic way.