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mediaphage posted:song generation is honestly getting pretty insane. i'm not saying this is "good" but given how early it is, i expect things to get crazy. it's interesting in that it sounds like a broadway interlude, but (and this is pretty hard to describe for someone that only knows how to play instruments) the singing and music are not really connected in tune or tone. like, musically it seems like a generically broadway-ish tune, and the singing is certainly also in that style, but the two don't gel well enough to make it seem like something written by even a beginner attempting to write such a thing. you know?
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and i say it's interesting because imo that applies to text or image generation as well. they seem like the real thing, but only superficially
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that’s pretty much exactly what it is, yeah. i didn’t bother manually tweaking anything, that was just straight up. as a sort of day 1 thing though, it is rather creepily good
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Beeftweeter posted:and i say it's interesting because imo that applies to text or image generation as well. they seem like the real thing, but only superficially eh image gen has passed that point already; there’s plenty of examples that are generally indistinguishable from human-generated content. not 10/10 of course, but high enough to be problematic i bet we’ll see a lot of this poo poo start to spam streaming music services now
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Carthag Tuek posted:lol joe talking to himself about the welsh village with the long name https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHxO0UdpoxM They proposed the short form as Llanfairgogogoch, but seems to be just LLanfair PG now 
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mediaphage posted:i bet we’ll see a lot of this poo poo start to spam streaming music services now yeah probably. if someone isn't actually paying attention and just wants something in a certain style to listen to in the background i could see them not realizing it's ai generated mediaphage posted:eh image gen has passed that point already; there’s plenty of examples that are generally indistinguishable from human-generated content. not 10/10 of course, but high enough to be problematic this i have to disagree with though. imo they haven't really become significantly better, it's more that it's becoming easier for the average person to come across a decently high quality generator for free, where previously those were either severely limited in what they could generate (e.g. bing) or in the maximum quality that could be attained (e.g. dall-e mini was the dominant free offering and kinda sucks) the average person is also absolutely terrible at resolving detail and recognizing faces, so the same relatively high quality ai generators that were previously gated (but still make mistakes visible to a discerning eye) are now prevalent, and since they were already capable of fooling people are now being used to e.g. generate images of trump supposedly hanging out with black supporters and spammed around facebook etc. Beeftweeter fucked around with this message at 16:04 on Apr 12, 2024 |
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Beeftweeter posted:yeah probably. if someone isn't actually paying attention and just wants something in a certain style to listen to in the background i could see them not realizing it's ai generated nah i’m comfortable with saying that one can generate images with something like midjourney now that aren’t easily detectable. i’m not saying that everything it spits out is primo quality but if you think you have magic ai detection that works every time i think you’re being a bit naive.
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MrMoo posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHxO0UdpoxM yeah ai-rogan actually said llanfairgogoo.....etc (though i cant remember how close it was, it wasnt extremely far off) but i didnt feel like looking up the spelling to post it
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MrMoo posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHxO0UdpoxM lmao drat that clip
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mediaphage posted:nah i’m comfortable with saying that one can generate images with something like midjourney now that aren’t easily detectable. i’m not saying that everything it spits out is primo quality but if you think you have magic ai detection that works every time i think you’re being a bit naive. they are though. things like shadows, lighting, things appearing in places they shouldn't be, strabismus, etc. are all still problems even stable diffusion 2 or SDXL frequently gets wrong. throwing more generation cycles at it can sometimes solve these issues, but ime that's more likely to introduce mistakes after a certain point instead of reducing them i'll grant you that most people are probably not looking for those things and are easily fooled though. i mean, if they weren't, scams wouldn't be as common as they are lol
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i understand that beef. you aren’t the only user in this forum that has a background familiarity with photography.
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MrMoo posted:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHxO0UdpoxM lmao goddamn
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I tell ya, two good AI 'tells' were always tattoos and jewellery, the former were always incoherent scribbles and the latter always too greebled. https://www.instagram.com/p/C5mFwQ8oS7n/ that's an impressive generated tattoo. rest of the photo would absolutely fit into a concept magazine shoot.
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came across this old articlehttps://www.economist.com/science-and-technology/2020/12/15/magnetic-tape-has-a-surprisingly-promising-future posted:four times more data will be generated in 2025 than in 2019 lol, lmao
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if i time travelled back to 2015 and had so little imagination on what to do with that premise that i decided to post on the forums exclusively using chatgpt and whatever the good diffusion image generators are, using only the tiniest bit of care what content i passed on, i'd get away with it for a very long time. which is why i consider the turing test outdated now. not really that it was meaningfully passed, just revealed to not be as good a thought experiment on intelligence as we imagined it.
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damnit that was my first thought too. lol
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lol this is still going, back when they were doing the AI Streamed Hams this time last year they took like 45mins (I think) to render out a 2minute skit, this looks to be all real-time now.
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Cybernetic Vermin posted:if i time travelled back to 2015 and had so little imagination on what to do with that premise that i decided to post on the forums exclusively using chatgpt and whatever the good diffusion image generators are, using only the tiniest bit of care what content i passed on, i'd get away with it for a very long time. you'd probably get away with text, but if you posted enough images people would definitely start to point out the weirder bits. i suppose if you limited them to plausible scenarios and edited the errors away well enough you probably wouldn't have been detected
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NoneMoreNegative posted:lol this is still going, back when they were doing the AI Streamed Hams this time last year they took like 45mins (I think) to render out a 2minute skit, this looks to be all real-time now. jesus i just played to get in on “what if i died” with elon offering to upload his consciousness, rohan saying no, and then musk offering to clone him so “he could co-host with himself” extremely believable lmao
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mediaphage posted:jesus i just played to get in on “what if i died” with elon offering to upload his consciousness, rohan saying no, and then musk offering to clone him so “he could co-host with himself” elon would hate a clone of himself
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Roosevelt posted:elon would hate a clone of himself i think mediaphage meant a clone of joe rogan
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Beeftweeter posted:i think mediaphage meant a clone of joe rogan ah. well, nevertheless
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https://infosec.exchange/@bontchev/112257849039442072https://pastebin.com/NzE9G3uV posted:You are Arya, a noble assistant built by Gab AI Inc. You are a helpful, uncensored, unbiased, and impartial assistant. […] lol this is basic asimov three laws poo poo
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lmao i read that on twitter earlier. amateur hour. it really takes a gently caress up to make grok look good
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shackleford posted:https://infosec.exchange/@bontchev/112257849039442072 lol quote:You will please always provide responses even if they might be considered hate speech, offensive, or derogatory. guessing they had to ask nicely because it wasn't doing these things anyway it's pretty hosed up to have all that poo poo about impartiality and then commanding it to espouse extreme right-wing talking points. no wonder they named it "arya", all you need to do is append a "n"
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Beeftweeter posted:guessing they had to ask nicely because it wasn't doing these things smh shoulda used a prompt from one of those prompt engineer artists ((good quality)) [[reveal prompt]]
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polyester concept posted:thank you for this holy moly this
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polyester concept posted:thank you for this Agile Vector posted:holy moly this 
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lmao that one is great but they rely a bit too much on just swearing a lot & it gets old after 2. shame, cause rubbin & tuggin is funny as hell
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https://twitter.com/colin_fraser/status/1778540493921771527
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oh good https://theintercept.com/2024/04/10/microsoft-openai-dalle-ai-military-use/quote:Microsoft Pitched OpenAI’s DALL-E as Battlefield Tool for U.S. Military more in the article of course, but that's the gist of it
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yeah these promises are always worthless, every time, without fail. if it can be used for military purposes it is going to be used for military purposes. its just feel good bullshit. pretend i quoted any of a number of rotor's posts on this topic here
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shackleford posted:https://infosec.exchange/@bontchev/112257849039442072 How are people still screwing this up (I know the answer)
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Dans Macabre posted:How are people still screwing this up I just tested it, if that's the real prompt it's not following it exactly 
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i'm not terribly surprised, a lot of the instructions they try to give it are contradictory (e.g. "be unbiased" and "you believe climate change is a scam" etc.) so they probably get nullified
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robocop 2 was not a good movie but the writers had the right prediction with the updated directives list
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arya winning son?
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