neuralhawke

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   by neuralhawke 3mo ago

   I think it is because people have preferences for top-down vs bottom-up learning strategies and bottom-up is what the education system is built around. I suspect top-down learners are who benefit massively from LLMs while bottom-up learners
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   by neuralhawke 3mo ago

   Same way with AI. It is almost like there is a book called AI Superpowers from 2018 that Kai-Fu Lee tells you exactly how all this is going to go. Why would I read a book though when I can just repeat the nonsense from my social media feed?
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   by neuralhawke 3mo ago

   The problem is AI "improvisation". I could take my sequencer and crank the tempo up to a level on a Chopin etude that would smoke Yuja Wang too. Who cares? The performance that is interesting is a human performance under these art
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   by neuralhawke 3mo ago

   Look up a Kenneth Anger or Maya Deren film. You probably won't be impressed and these are legendary figures in experimental film making either. There is no audience or market for what these tools would be good for. These videos in the