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> The purpose of that demo was to create a machine that can draw like humans can, as the creators explained Watch the video - the purpose of the demo, as the c
by fenomas 2y ago
> The purpose of that demo was to create a machine that can draw like humans can, as the creators explained
Watch the video - the purpose of the demo, as the creators explained it, was to train a creature to move quickly. Since the AI model didn't simulate pain it used its head like a foot, and since the result was creepy they thought it could be used for a zombie game. That's what they presented to Miyazaki, and that's what he commented on. Then Suzuki asked where they eventually wanted to end up, and a different presenter said the thing about machines that can draw.
> That complaint is just as applicable to current Gen AI models
If you like, but that's not what Miyazaki applied it to.
- golly_ned 2y agoWatch the video Back at you. Watch the video until the end where they say this explicitly. the purpose of the demo, as the creators explained it, was to train a creature to move quickly That's an extremely narrow and literal conception of the demo and the response. They're not children. - "Here, Mr. Miyazaki -- we have made a fast-moving zombie!" - "I don't like the zombie you have made!"
- fenomas 2y ago> Watch the video until the end where they say this explicitly 1. The person who says that wasn't describing the purpose of the demo 2. He says it after Miyazaki's comments, ergo Miyazaki was not commenting on it > - "Here, Mr. Miyazaki -- we have made a fast-moving zombie!" Please don't sarcastically put words in the mouth of the person you're replying to - it's rude and it's never useful. All my previous comment did was summarize what was said, in the order it was said. I didn't suggest it was anything more or less than the words in the transcript.