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by nbzso 2y ago
So it begins. John, where are you?
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by nbzso 3y ago
I avoid the term AI. We have a machine learning. A lot of viable implementation of it. And text calculators which are predictive text lossy compressors. Done. No AI hype:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Billions purred into technology with minimal use case application. What is the direct implication of this tech? Porn on demand?
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by nbzso 3y ago
The idea that prompting is a creative tool is utterly illogical. This will result in a ton of mediocre synthetic crap for corporate presentations and porn generating. Contrary to the trends in SV, dehumanization of creative professions wil
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by nbzso 3y ago
What a joke. Shareholders like the axing. They believe this makes companies more resilient against recession. CEO's push away workers, and then rehire with lower wages. But this is due to AI. Ok, computer.
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by nbzso 3y ago
So the Turing test actually tests not a technology but the level of intelligence of the user. So, we are doomed, it seems.:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Whatever happens in a couple of years will be 10-20 percent from projected marketing hype.
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by nbzso 3y ago
I don't think autocomplete is comparable with generative code processes. Using AI as a helper in analytics and documentation, yes. But how knowing to code without AI will leave me in the dust? I will know less? Or I will be so slow th
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by nbzso 3y ago
I gave my friends the following advice. Push yourselves away from AI trend tools and learn what is what before falling into this trap. In the era of AI those who can think, draw, write, code and be the best in their craft without it will ru
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by nbzso 3y ago
It's a half a subway submarine sandwich length. This will succeed in America:)
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by nbzso 3y ago
Two problems: Infrastructure. Price. Solve this and nobody will think using ICE cars.
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by nbzso 3y ago
These are your sources? And please, the leader in information technology and psychology warfare is known to the whole world. Practically all the listed sources are part of the complex of disinformation. On the grand scale of things, the tro
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by nbzso 3y ago
I have a side. The truth. The most links in this rabbit hole point to the operations of the USA agencies as a whole. Russia has crumbled in the 90s and now is just starting to wake up. If I have to measure threat and I am an American, I wou
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by nbzso 3y ago
The real problem is that a lot of this “fake information” is a fact. For example, the USA foreign policy always leads to wars and war crimes and handful of corporations are the beneficiary on a global scale. Maybe if you as Americans realiz
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by nbzso 3y ago
Yes and no. Everything is fine until you hit the 2gb limit. The average professional laptop has a 16gb ram. Figma is not only the vector app. If someone wants serious vector work, Illustrator and Affinity Designer provide a solution. Figma
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by nbzso 3y ago
I am opening a bottle of champagne as we speak. It is time to remove electron based app and invest in something that will have a proper memory management. Not only 2gb. My phone has more than this. You have cornered the market. Now deliver.
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by nbzso 3y ago
Comparing Formula One pilot to passenger in an automated car which is driving on a F1 track? Working on your craft and learning with practice is "a luxury"? Seriously? Art is encoding? People, start reading books. Your mind is tr
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by nbzso 3y ago
I used similar workflow in a SD with Control Net/Depth mapping in the summer. The key factor will be creating a distinctive style. You will need an experienced artist for this. Limitation of the dataset. With this technology prevalent,
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by nbzso 3y ago
Since when accessible tools are prerequisite for quality? Everybody can buy a pen or brushes. As an artist, designer and developer, I am more aware of generative AI than the average "prompter" who the startups are using for fine-t
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by nbzso 3y ago
I'm expecting a sobering year for AI in 2024, a result fueled by marketing gimmicks, closed training data and weights, false promises, chaos in recruiting, more tech layoffs due to economy (and false hopes for AI-powered workforce repl
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by nbzso 3y ago
Welcome to the future where nobody is professional because there is no need for professionals. Just ask Corporate Overlord Surveillance Bot to give you instruction on what to do and how to think. Voilà. You are the master of the Universe. D
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by nbzso 3y ago
Don't fall in love with your creation, is not stop creating. https://www.cell.com/joule/fulltext/S2542-4351(23)00365-3
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by nbzso 3y ago
The old Masters have a saying: Never fall in love with your creation. The AI industry is falling into the trap of their own making (marketing). LLM's are nice toys, but implementation is resource/energy expensive and murky at best
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by nbzso 3y ago
There is a notion that pessimist is inactive and only optimist creates desire for change. Hmmm...
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by nbzso 3y ago
Beautiful. This should be the new educational standard for visualization of complex topics and systemic thinking.
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by nbzso 3y ago
I find insulting the current hype. AGI? Seriously? A lossy text compressor with next word prediction and synthesis model build on stolen artists work is not the future. Billions spend in training and energy. Meanwhile, there are wars and p
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by nbzso 3y ago
Larry Summers? Microsoft? Alignment? Bye, bye humanity.
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by nbzso 3y ago
Stop dreaming about alignment. All bets are off. This is the start of AI arms race. Think globally for a second. Yes, everybody wants to be a millionaire or billionaire. This is the current culture we are living in. Corporations have unprec
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by nbzso 3y ago
Model chain: Instance One : Act as a top tier Hollywood scenarist, use the public available data for emotional sentiment to generate a storyline, apply the well known archetypes from proven blockbusters for character development. Move to in
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by nbzso 3y ago
Thanks, Ilya. Humanity first move. Never trust a greedy clown again. Hey, Microsoft. Have your Clippy:)

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