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by bioemerl 4y ago
The real danger is the tiles, it's that throws something hard, shatters one of the tiles, releases dust, and someone breathes the dust in. I'm actually astounded this is allowed to be there in a public place, because at home you c
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> Also 'trained' is a complete misnomer. This here shows that you are speaking without understanding what you are speaking about. AI is absolutely trained. It's a process that is quite literally inspired by the way we und
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What do you guys think Excel spreadsheets did? Back in the day people had pages with lots of boxes and did the calculations manually. The processes, terms, techniques, were all human inventions and shamelessly replicated by machines. Almo
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Is absolutely a free-for-all. It's there. It's public Anyone can rent compute and as AI advances it's only going to get easier to fine tune models. There's going to be a world where you can just point a program, one on y
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It's really really not best understood as a sophisticated collage tool. You can't take a person and turn them into a cartoon if you're just pasting existing parts of images together. Stable diffusion understands what is a car
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The request is to eliminate the technology. The training data set for stable diffusion has 5 billion images. Even if it was a single dollar per image, the data set as a whole would cost $5 billion. Getting consent of all the authors within
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Isn't this machine never being invented a net loss for society? I want my computer to be able to summon images out of the ether if I ask it for a picture of anything I could imagine. I could not imagine a positive system that would va
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The problem is, the net contribution of most artists to these systems is next to zero. It's greater than zero, otherwise the AI wouldn't exist, but these AI are trained off of 5 billion plus examples. Examples that required work t
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Under capitalism artist would be unable to make a profit off of their art. Under communism artists would be barred from making art entirely, ordered by the state to work in a place where it is deemed to be productive.
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I think what we are seeing here is a proxy argument. Artists do not care about the copyright of people being able to learn from their art and reproduce it. It is not been an issue for decades, because it is a long established standard of co
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I have to be correcting you here, stable diffusion does not combine images.
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Technically we do have examples of stable diffusion violating copyright, it will generate some exact clone images if you give it the right prompt and that image exists a few hundred times in the training data.
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> My concern is, it breaks the business for the people that feeds on and that's not OK. Why not? This is a website that's filled with programmers, almost all of our wealth is built on the skulls of jobs that once existed, and t
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I don't get the assumption that there should be. The machine was trained on publicly available hard that was already free. Why do people think they need to be compensated for something they put up online for free? They don't have
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Isn't the solution just to check for existing images - train an AI that can tell if an image came from your dataset, and don't use the generated picture if it matches? Generating copyright images isn't a problem. Using them
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Now they get to monetize Chat GPT and this new classifier. Starting fires and providing the extinguishers, charging for both of them. All while pretending to be morally responsible in order to do it.
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What stood out to me was "I can't say woke I say progressive because if I said woke X would freak out". I can't say exactly why, but that immidiately tipped me off to the fact that the article wasn't in the best fr
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Somewhat poorly written article about a poorly defined political plan which is generating many poor responses here on hacker news. This is three layers of not very constructive all piled on top of each other.
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Now that's a file download I will not be clicking.
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The strongest one right now is a project called koboldai. However, instructing models like chat GPT are not open source yet, so it only runs stuff that writes books for you. The problem with running a chat GPT sized system at home is that
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by bioemerl 4y ago
There's tons of good content on TikTok - the problem is that it has massive potential as a weapon/propaganda platform. If you wait until it's used as a weapon, you've waited way way too long.
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Yeah, to my understanding you can currently be held liable for what you post online, but the platform can't be in trouble for distributing it.
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If you held YC liable for its user content it would be broadly alright because YC has very very good moderation and for the most part bad stuff gets taken care of very quickly.
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It's a fair take, but I wouldn't be as worried because there are a lot more guards and protections for American companies, and America is broadly and ally of Europe. I wouldn't worry if there was a European company with a but
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This sort of thing is why this app needs to be banned, because that heating button is under the control of the CCP.
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Not public sadly, if it ever is I'll come back to you in a year or two when there's something to show.
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> Crontab sounds nice but I probably can't give that to someone who has never used it. Oh, no no, it's used in the background and the interface is nothing like it. Let me send you a screenshot of what the editor looks like. Fe
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You take what you can while you're powerful, it's easier to defend what you have when you're weak. Russia is in the exact same boat, they were running out of time and young people as well
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It's cool to hear from you and see you're planning on working on a lot of this. > There is a little circle indicator on a task with the number of total vs done items on a task checklist, similar to how github does it. Is that w
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I'm biased. I'm making a tool that's kind of like this one. Please keep that in mind, because I'm about to give a whole bunch of criticism here. First things first, the UX and UI is really neat and there's lots of r

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