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- Enhance 34 to 36. - Pan right and pull back. Stop. - Enhance 34 to 46. - Pull back. Wait a minute. Go right. Stop. - Enhance 57-19. - Track 45 left. Stop
by netsharc 1y ago
- Enhance 34 to 36.
- Pan right and pull back. Stop.
- Enhance 34 to 46.
- Pull back. Wait a minute. Go right. Stop.
- Enhance 57-19.
- Track 45 left. Stop.
- Enhance 15 to 23.
- Give me a hard copy right there.
- svachalek 1y agoWe'll really be in the future when this feature allows looking around corners like in the movie.
- Legend2440 1y agoYou can already do that with some of the other AI generators. Whatever you see around the corner is all hallucinated of course.
- DaiPlusPlus 1y agoReal-life Enemy of the State, but in the worst possible way.
- NickNameNick 1y agoRed Dwarf did it better.
- gyomu 1y ago(this is from the original Blade Runner, for anyone wondering) I love this being quoted here because while it superficially seems that this interaction is interacting with an AI in a conversational way, it shows tool use that is at the opposite end of what interacting with modern AI tends to be like/what AI marketing wants it to be. In this scene: - the user is guiding the tool step by step to a desired outcome, rather than giving a broad vague result that the tool gets to arbitrarily - the user knows intimately the specific technical capabilities of the tool - every command is phrased to be unambiguous and lead to a deterministic result Imagine if instead all of the above, Deckard just gave a broad request, eg “can you help me find who the killer is by analyzing this picture”?