Powaqoatse posted:

They're basically constrained writing exercises. You can pretty much write anything you want with them or you can make up some rule to choose a specific suggestion every time, but there's very little "generation" going on.

Besesoth posted:

It's much simpler than anything else posted here, but I've been fooling around with procedural generation and one of the first things I did was create a script that generates randomized cave maps, by creating a random grid and iteratively smoothing until it looks nice. I'm not sure they'd work for roguelikes - they're not directed enough - but they feel like they could be fun for an exploration platformer like Metroid.

I've got a bot (recently rescued from a crash) posting them here. Some examples:

ToxicFrog posted:

This isn't procedurally generated per se, but it seems like the kind of thing this thread would appreciate: the most unwanted song.

In the 90s, a polling firm sought to quantify what aspects of music people most liked or disliked. Professional musicians then took the "most disliked" list and wrote this 22 minute, 25 movement piece for soprano, tuba, accordion, bagpipes, drum machine and children's choir.

This video shows the score and conductor's notes as the music plays; I highly recommend reading along.

Hempuli posted:

An AI that could understand/compute the humour value of a thing for some kind of an "average" observer would be needed first for them to be able to object to a specific type of humour. Who'd get to decide the dataset used to teach the AI what is funny?

EDIT: Also check this out:
https://twitter.com/JanelleCShane/status/1072696062127726592

Guy Mann posted:

Retro gaming people are going buckwild about this new image resizing deep learning AI called ESRGAN that can basically do the "computer, enhance" thing for real by being trained on huge pools of images to figure out what should go where when an image is resized and the missing info needs to be filled in.








An entire gallery of similar upscaling applied to different Sierra adventure games

talktotransformer feat. Smash Mouth posted:

Somebody once told me
The world is gonna roll me
I ain't the sharpest tool in the shed
She was looking kinda dumb
With her finger and her thumb
In shape of an "L" on her forehead

Well the years start coming
And they don't stop coming
Fed to the rules and I hit the ground running
Didn't make sense
Not to live for fun
Your brain gets smart but your head gets dumb
So much to do
So much to see I can't let it go
I don't have any ideas for those who will not be there
'Cause I don't know what to say
This is why you can't do no justice
This is why you can't do no justice
'Cause you'll lose it
You'll lose it, too
You can't do no justice
So much to do
'Cause you won't have time for it
You won't have time for it
You won't have time for it
'Cause you won't have time for it
'Cause you won't have time for it
'Cause you won't have time for it
'Cause you won't have time for it
'Cause you won

quote:

I consider myself straight, but you look dang cute!

I'm so confused lol

Now, my best friend

I wanna play some

And I wanna ride your rear end while you're thinking the loving worst

You want to ride your boyfriend like crazy and gently caress me like my little slut

And then tell someone I said it

And tell them you wanna see my sexy face

I wanna watch their hard dick with no balls

I wanna wear that bra and make them hard as hell

And maybe if I'm in my high heels and my pink stockings and my hair made up in my hair

I'll go and dance in a dance with the girls who suck cock

You're gonna want to be with me, but I wouldn't gently caress your dad or your girlfriend

I have too much to handle

I want to go home with you

I have to have some sexy times

I have to be with the ones who know what they're doing

And it's all your fault that you're with your girlfriend

But we'll

quote:

whats a sweden can do to get their farts on? Not a poo poo, and they're going to have to have them checked, to be on the safe side."

He then went on to talk about the media's obsession with this "new world order", because the whole thing has this ridiculous "it's all going to be okay, it's just a matter of time before America finds out what has happened" element to it. It's "not that the FBI has found any evidence of anything; it's just that they're afraid of being discovered". That's just ridiculous. This is a country that has been infiltrated. We know this because it was revealed for the world to see once in 2014, that our government had taken possession of the banking system of the United States from the banksters, with full knowledge that this was not a "peaceful takeover", but had been financed by terrorist financiers, who were actually involved with Al

Krankenstyle posted:

not bad but its suspiciously coherent

Hempuli posted:

Elentor posted:

Nyssa's Guide to Die

Krankenstyle posted:

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.

Krankenstyle posted:

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

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.

Krankenstyle posted:

I'm guessing the "machine learning" part of Mubert is when you click like/dislike it changes the occurrence frequence of the elemental tracks

Dick Trauma posted:

This is fascinating and as an ambient fan I am problem squarely in the target market. Is there a desktop version?

Krankenstyle posted:

Yea, pretty much a bunch of stuff that is technically "machine learning" but is not what people envision when they hear the words (AIs improvising music wholesale)

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Try again, but more cyberpunk and less sales pitch posted:

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Pitch a video game in this setting posted:

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Who are the main antagonists of this game? posted:

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What genre of game is this? posted:

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