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Khanstant posted:I mean, this NO SOUL they have on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGjsGTvwL78 Yeah, if it utilizes MIDI like this guy did it's easier to get something that's kind of passable but still sounds like it's skipping a record every so often. I thought music would be simpler than interpreting visual things like DALL-E does, due to the pseudo-algorithmic nature of music, so I reached out to my BFF who did his masters in computer music, who said that most of the attempts had gone nowhere because: quote:Music requires a lot of temporal context because it happens over time, traditionally things trying to make or analyze music have a really hard time with it as a result.
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Rime posted:The implications for, at the very least, the concept art industry are staggering. Well holy hell am I glad I abandoned that path very early on. I feel terrible for everyone in concept art who can't figure out a way into one of the few "Tell Computer What Do" positions..
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There will always be a need for programmers, but they won’t be writing code, they’ll be shaving off the rough corners of code produced by other software, and then implementing the last mile portions. I suspect the same will be true for other disciplines that are affected by advancements in machine learning. So jobs won’t disappear immediately, it will be a slow burn as fewer people are needed to produce more of that thing. Cup Runneth Over posted:Technology couldn't even automate supermarket checkouts out of existence. The reality of the physical world is so complex and overwhelming that even throwing billions of dollars and decades of research at self-driving cars by multiple companies with serious commercial incentives to succeed couldn't make them reliable or mainstream. There are more electric vehicles on the road right now than cars driving themselves. Anyone who thinks it's going to render artists or writers or programmers or whatever extinct is letting their imagination run so far away with them they might as well be on a different planet. Don't get me wrong, it's a remarkable leap forward in machine learning. It will be used to make those jobs faster and easier for the humans who do them, if it's used for anything at all. But anyone firing all their staff to replace them with AI is in for a rude awakening. This is an interesting example because humans are weird and have irrational opinions, like wanting to talk to a person when calling customer service, even if an automated solution could solve the issue. I wonder how many of these hang ups simply go away as new generations grow up with these technologies.
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OpenAI Jukebox makes some fantastic music if that is your thing. It's like from another universe. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A5CBRAjkNwI https://www.tiktok.com/embed/7055075010901445935 I desperately want to play with Dall-E-2 but the waitlist is a billion people long.
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Khanstant posted:I mean, this NO SOUL they have on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGjsGTvwL78 this channel is cool, their punk album is pretty good https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Mzv9s2kmBrs
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Nuts and Gum posted:This is an interesting example because humans are weird and have irrational opinions, like wanting to talk to a person when calling customer service, even if an automated solution could solve the issue. Are you talking about phone trees? Like the ones that tells people what words and numbers to say or buttons to press in order to navigate some hellish labyrinth of menus? Your call is very important to us. If you're calling about card limits, say limits. LIMITS. I'm sorry I didn't understand what you said. If you're calling about card limits, say limits. Please speak your account number. Say each digit clearly and with pauses in between. When done, say DONE. Is 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-9-9-1-2-3 your account number? Please say YES if it is, and NO if it isn't. YES. Please speak your account number. Say each digit clearly and with pauses in between. When done, say DONE. etc etc loving hell yes I always want to speak to a person if given the choice. Even one for whom English is their second language. My blood pressure always goes up and my fists are clenching when I'm forced to deal with robotic "customer service".
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hi there i have dall-e 2 access i'll be around for a couple hours if anyone has some prompts they want generated keep it within the content policy, they seem to be very aggressive with that poo poo https://labs.openai.com/policies/content-policy here's a very comforting image that was generated for the prompt "Skynet is here" 
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frumpykvetchbot posted:Are you talking about phone trees? Like the ones that tells people what words and numbers to say or buttons to press in order to navigate some hellish labyrinth of menus? I was more thinking about using a computer or app to do something, but when you’re upset or feel wronged you want to be validated. And if you’re a boomer you want to yell a cs agent.
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“Humanity destroying dall-e” “Dall-e destroying humanity”
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Nuts and Gum posted:There will always be a need for programmers, but they won’t be writing code, they’ll be shaving off the rough corners of code produced by other software, and then implementing the last mile portions. I suspect the same will be true for other disciplines that are affected by advancements in machine learning. I've always been more skeptical of this than the other stuff tbh. Like we can forgive a lot of the rough edges for the images we're seeing itt, but I don't think we'll be as ready to forgive the edges in a computer program. I have this feeling that if you asked an ai to make a computer program for you to do a task, you'll just incur a lot of "technical debt" and not really get out ahead in the end. There's that and I just don't trust programs written by humans to begin with, but I feel like we'll just get even more black boxy if we ask an ai to program poo poo for us. There are a lot of domains where it must be verifiable and audited. Like maybe you could have it build a website for you but idk if you can ask it to write most of excel 2.0. People make real-life decisions with software, but they don't do that with illustrations. Nuts and Gum posted:This is an interesting example because humans are weird and have irrational opinions, like wanting to talk to a person when calling customer service, even if an automated solution could solve the issue. I wonder how many of these hang ups simply go away as new generations grow up with these technologies. My guess would be that yes, younger generations will be quicker to do that kind of stuff. Like my wife's nephew was very excited to go to one of those Amazon grocery stores. But I refuse to enter an Amazon grocery store. Well that's mostly because I think Amazon is a lovely company we'd be better without, but the creepy panopticon aspect of Amazon doesn't really help. But if you're just used to Amazon listening and recording every waking minute of your life then well why not go there?
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there how about "400 pickles fighting a war against 400 radishes in anime style"
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i am harry posted:“Humanity destroying dall-e”  i am harry posted:“Dall-e destroying humanity” haimaly  Dr. Zoggle posted:how about "400 pickles fighting a war against 400 radishes in anime style" told you they were aggressive 
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there prompt: A green tractor towing a gnarly battle wagon across a misty field full of craters.
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Rime posted:
Do you happen to have a link to this thread? This rules.
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pancake rabbit posted:
wow that is strict how about "beautiful radish people dancing in a disco"
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there How about "Candy Land board game by HR Giger".
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there 3 lobsters playing poker in a dimly lit bar A clay man looking up at the aurora in a river valley A child getting a stuffed animal out of a well TeenageArchipelago fucked around with this message at 04:41 on Apr 23, 2022 |
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uma posted:Do you happen to have a link to this thread? This rules. Click the gangtag, we get up to all kinds of fun poo poo when the bird news is quiet. 
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fantastic. THANKS!
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Nuts and Gum posted:There will always be a need for programmers, but they won’t be writing code, they’ll be shaving off the rough corners of code produced by other software, and then implementing the last mile portions. I suspect the same will be true for other disciplines that are affected by advancements in machine learning. i know you're bullshitting because in order to train a learning algorithm to produce good code, you would first have to identify a large training set of good code, which does not and will likely never exist
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there "Neo-Andean twin peaks red room" if you wouldn't mind
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there Make it do "Randy Savage stole all the beans"
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there two children in a trench coat buying a used car
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Dr. Zoggle posted:wow that is strict  TIP posted:How about "Candy Land board game by HR Giger".  TeenageArchipelago posted:3 lobsters playing poker in a dimly lit bar  TeenageArchipelago posted:A clay man looking up at the aurora in a river valley  TeenageArchipelago posted:A child getting a stuffed animal out of a well 
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"Hulk Hogan meat shoes with meat warming drawer in the bottom of the shoe, photorealistic"
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Rime posted:Click the gangtag, we get up to all kinds of fun poo poo when the bird news is quiet. Hell yea, thanks man!
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these take like a minute each to generate + download + upload to imgur, bear with me
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that is really amazing thanks!
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there "Apocalyptic mountain landscape, in the style of Monet". "A photo of an alpine meadow filled with various flowers, good lighting, realistic". Thanks, Pancake. 
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yeah this stuff is rapidly approaching futuretech levels, very cool
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I generated with the same phrase last year:  certainly more coherent and realistic now
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I can only guess that the content policy bans 'anime' wholesale, which, imo, is fair.
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pancake rabbit posted:hi there An old man sitting in a comfortable chair in front of the fireplace holding a cat and telling a story to his grandchildren Hyrax Attack! posted:Giant frog loves the Seattle Mariners A frog pitching for the Seattle Mariners TeenageArchipelago fucked around with this message at 05:01 on Apr 23, 2022 |
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Mola Yam posted:A medieval map of modern New York City  Rime posted:"Apocalyptic mountain landscape, in the style of Monet".  Rime posted:"A photo of an alpine meadow filled with various flowers, good lighting, realistic".  TeenageArchipelago posted:two children in a trench coat buying a used car ok the ai is a smartass i guess  Linux Pirate posted:Make it do "Randy Savage stole all the beans" content policy violation lol wtf TIP posted:"Hulk Hogan meat shoes with meat warming drawer in the bottom of the shoe, photorealistic"  surc posted:"Neo-Andean twin peaks red room" if you wouldn't mind 
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"God creates a rock he cannot lift." "Slenderman visits the white house" (not sure if these will get past the filters) "Randabis turns on his monitor" "A working nuclear fusion reactor" "A Siamese cat opens a pizza parlour" This tech is amazing.
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prompt: A capybara riding a giant hex nut made of pine wood, on a fine plaid carpet.
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hell yeah thanks, its crazy to see such a wide breadth of stuff come back from the requests
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