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Telling my broker to go all in on Elmo books https://twitter.com/JanelleCShane/status/1239948729899028481?s=19
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So they're generating tits now.  , obviously.http://thesenudesdonotexist.com
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The dream is dead. https://twitter.com/drilgpt2archive/status/1241278892138168320
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Paladinus posted:So they're generating tits now. Procedurally generated porn, I'm surprised it took this long
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Paladinus posted:So they're generating tits now.   Somehow individualized bespoke fake nudes was not the future I saw for AI
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Captain Hygiene posted:
I don’t get how you could’ve been so optimistic in 2020 as to believe that AI would end up otherwise.
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it aint bespoke until you submit pictures of your stalkee and get nudes back this is gonna end up real bad on top of corona and seasons, etc. its hosed.
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Krankenstyle posted:it aint bespoke until you submit pictures of your stalkee and get nudes back
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Woebin posted:The "generate nudes of this person" thing already cropped up months ago, and yeah it's pretty hosed up. At least with this thing it's not real people, I guess. There is an infinitesimally small chance that it could produce an imagine identical to a real person.
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Ariong posted:There is an infinitesimally small chance that it could produce an imagine identical to a real person. hitting f5 until you get a doppelbänger
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"Cracking" a cubic kilometer of water is sort of a terrifying future weapon you'd expect to see in a Civ futurewar expansion
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Brawnfire posted:"Cracking" a cubic kilometer of water is sort of a terrifying future weapon you'd expect to see in a Civ futurewar expansion
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Kilometers are p easy to picture
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"Well, we know the enemy submarine-drone-carriers are somewhere in this sphere... so let's just crack it." "Aquacracking? That's a war crime, sir." "Submarine-drone-carriers used to be a war crime too, son. You have your orders."
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Krankenstyle posted:Kilometers are p easy to picture msotly i just wanted to use the word gigaton
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90s Cringe Rock posted:In two dimensions, sure. Bit harder when you go up and also fill it with water. Fair 
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https://twitter.com/1bardesign/status/1245873851856084992 https://gfycat.com/creamycarefreealdabratortoise (How do I embed these?) Hempuli has a new favorite as of 06:16 on Apr 3, 2020 |
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Krankenstyle posted:Good stuff. That yours? Nope, haven't worked with procedural map generation that much lately. I've never tried these "spawn rooms which then push each other out of the way" generation algorithms but they look really neat when visualized (I think at least Nethack uses this method for room placement?) This is one I made a couple years ago, though: 
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Nice! Those look very natural
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Hempuli posted:This is one I made a couple years ago, though: That's neat. Something about pixel-y generated landscapes grabs me. I remember being fascinated by a landscape generator waaay back on my dad's Amiga, which must've been from the early '90s at the latest. Fake edit: actually I think I found it, thanks to the magic of the internet  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g8ArtCcBxqU
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artbreeder just put out their new portrait model using stylegan 2. Much better hair, and no more blobs from space!  you can still have little a monster, as a treat 
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Hempuli posted:This is one I made a couple years ago, though: I wanna go on vacation there, and there, and there, and
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Wow, that's really creepy 
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Hempuli posted:Wow, that's really creepy hello nine inch nails next music video
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Here's a more serene GAN-based music video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7Jz17ZZyOg There's a pretty hilarious change from "cool greyscale abstract shapes" to "dog" at 1:30.
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That looks like a new sequel to Tetsuo: The Iron Man.
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The little I know about british politics makes me think this isn't far from reality: Theresa May is a 'c***' and a 'dickhead' - but one of the 'most competent' Conservative MPs in parliament is a 'nasty oval office'. SubSimulatorGPT2 posted:"He is a oval office. All this is coming from the oval office that is Theresa May," he continued.
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Friend posted:The little I know about british politics makes me think this isn't far from reality: Thought I clicked on the Weird Headlines thread for a second, and didn't really bat an eye.
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quote:One Labour MP said: "He is a oval office, a nasty oval office and a dickhead. lol
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get that OUT of my face posted:Have you ever seen ads for t-shirts on your Facebook news feed that are created by an algorithm based on pages that you like and statuses that you've made? Of course you have. I'm catching up on this thread but I feel like this kinda took on a darker meaning these days.
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Came across this thing yesterday: Mubert, streaming AI-generated music. Been listening to it all day while working and it's not bad!
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While trying to find a non-android stream of Mubert, I found instead this article that speculates some on how it works: https://medium.com/@metalex9/how-mubert-probably-works-e44de23c45bd which is written by Alex Bainter who has a website that also creates music where you can select a bunch of "genres": https://generative.fm
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Krankenstyle posted:While trying to find a non-android stream of Mubert, I found instead this article that speculates some on how it works:
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It's like I'm reading Brian Eno from the 90s talking about how generative music lasts longer than the sum of its samples runtime again. Machine learning isn't running in circles, but investor storytime definitely is.
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Ruffian Price posted:It's like I'm reading Brian Eno from the 90s talking about how generative music lasts longer than the sum of its samples runtime again. Machine learning isn't running in circles, but investor storytime definitely is.
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