zirgs

49 ms·

661.
by zirgs 4y ago
Gay marriage is illegal in my country. What if conservatives get in power and decide to deplatform those who argue for marriage equality? Remember that "your side" won't be in power forever and deplatforming for political rea
662.
by zirgs 4y ago
Animators are still needed, because not all motions can be captured.
663.
by zirgs 4y ago
When that happens, I guess the only job available will be a resistance fighter in the war against the machines.
664.
by zirgs 4y ago
Would it be OK to cut off access to water, electricity and heating for beliefs that some people consider bigoted? Said something wrong on the internet - no more water for you - go dig your own well. What's the difference between an ele
665.
by zirgs 4y ago
Many people would consider cutting off access for those a very good thing. Political polarisation sucks.
666.
by zirgs 4y ago
In other countries all of those are legal. Also there's a very obvious difference between the 1st one and the 2nd one. Try telling a random woman, that you matched on Tinder or whatever, that you'll pay for sex. You'd get ca
667.
by zirgs 4y ago
In some other countries prostitution is legal, but brothels and pimping are not. Legalisation of pimping isn't necessary.
668.
by zirgs 4y ago
Learn to develop AI software.
669.
by zirgs 4y ago
Gambling industry has been using it for a while now.
670.
by zirgs 4y ago
If that text contains something that causes ChatGPT to respond with "As a language model..." then it's most likely written by a human.
671.
by zirgs 4y ago
AI training is a one-way operation - you can't reconstruct the dataset from a model/lora/ti. Unless it's something really blatant like real people, widely recognised copyrighted characters like Batman or Iron Man - it&#x
672.
by zirgs 4y ago
I can train a LORA on my own PC in less than an hour. Good luck opting out of that.
673.
by zirgs 4y ago
Photoshop runs on the user's machine. This AI is running on Adobe's servers - that's the difference.
674.
by zirgs 4y ago
They said the same about Stadia. It never came to my country.
675.
by zirgs 4y ago
Why would you want to use Google's VPN? They will log everything that you do.
676.
by zirgs 4y ago
But are their works even included in any of the datasets? Also - if I want to get, say, cover art for my book - why should I hire a human if Stable Diffusion works just as good? I'm also not interested in ripping off a particular artis
677.
by zirgs 4y ago
Google has already downloaded terabytes of images and they store resized thumbnails of those images on their own servers. If google can do it why can't everyone else?
678.
by zirgs 4y ago
What if I do training in jurisdiction where DMCA doesn't apply?
679.
by zirgs 4y ago
The AI learned about copyrighted characters largely from marketing materials. So why should corpos be able to force me to watch the ad for, say, the latest Iron Man movie, but at the same time say that I'm stealing from them when I us
680.
by zirgs 4y ago
Back in the 80-90s you could earn money by making games for the NES. You can still do it - lots of documentation, emulators and other tools are available. But nobody is going to pay for it now.
681.
by zirgs 4y ago
The purpose of software companies is to earn money not to give jobs to people who "want to code". Lots of people learned how to make games for NES, SNES, PS2, PS3, etc. All those machines are now obsolete. Current gen consoles are
682.
by zirgs 4y ago
Yup - I like that there are no guardrails for Stable Diffusion. I can set them up myself if I want to.
683.
by zirgs 4y ago
So it can't help people to write crime novels and the like.
684.
by zirgs 4y ago
If I use controlnet and openpose to generate a character in the exact pose that I want - what does count as a manual detail then? So with some custom LoRAs to maintain consistent appearance of characters and controlnet/openpose to pose
685.
by zirgs 4y ago
Foreign intelligence agencies are going to use AI to find exploits. (If they aren't already). Forbidding our white hat hackers to defend our systems using AI makes no sense.
686.
by zirgs 4y ago
North Korea is dirt poor, but still managed to create nuclear weapons. The barrier is not that high. If they could do it then countries like Poland or Finland could do that too. They don't, because they have other security guarantees a
687.
by zirgs 4y ago
Torrent use has been slowed down by Netflix, Spotify and Steam. I haven't pirated a song or a game for more than a decade. Carrot is stronger than a stick. And why would a German go to a torrent site? They have lots of money.
688.
by zirgs 4y ago
They might use this renderer for the 5th one.
689.
by zirgs 4y ago
ButI thought ChatGPT has guardrails that prevent it from outputting hate speech, praising certain politicians and so on.
690.
by zirgs 4y ago
Just use plenty of racial slurs, bigoted language and the like. Lobotomised AIs like ChatGPT won't be able to generate anything like that.

More ›