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Waffles Inc. posted:It’s never huge huge things but it does obnoxious busy work just slightly faster than we do—dump unstructured data into an AI tool and just have it structure it for you to save some time Um this essentially describes my entire career should I be worried
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Smugworth posted:Don't be so hard on yourself I'm sure your furry p*rn portraits were merely uninspired and lackluster please don't confuse me with applewhite, I just did uninspired and lackluster portraits of people with clothes on
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Saint Isaias Boner posted:please don't confuse me with applewhite, I just did uninspired and lackluster portraits of people with clothes on ew
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:Um this essentially describes my entire career should I be worried I mean I dunno, all I do know is that Tableau and other BI companies (Snowflake and a couple CDPs I have non-disclosures on, too) are absolutely working on things that will allow the use of natural language to model and visualize data that I think are kiiiiinda low grade freaking out some of the folks I'm close with on my company's BI Engineering team
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:Um this essentially describes my entire career should I be worried your new career is prompt engineer.
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We prefer the term prompt guru
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My office is terrified of AI. Once management got wind of people using chatgpt to do some or all of their jobs they instituted a blanket ban punishable with termination. After severe pushback they revised it to "use with approval" and now management is flooded with requests. My department has a training on Monday about Co-pilot so we can better understand this mess.
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The more I use co-pilot at work the less anxious I feel. It comes up with absolute garbage for anything reasonably complex and has a terrible habit of making up fake APIs and functions just to please you. It's very clear there's no reasoning involved. It's quite good at writing test boilerplate though.
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:Um this essentially describes my entire career should I be worried same and yes I am unironically attempting to pay off all debt asap to keep future cost of living as low as possible to survive future job market issues
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SidneyIsTheKiller posted:Um this essentially describes my entire career should I be worried Do you work in America? Being worried about your job stability should be the default state.
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How to use AI to get ahead at work: fake an audio recording of your boss doing a big racism and get him fired https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/maryland-framed-principal-racist-ai-generated-voice/ Alternatively, this could be the new get out of jail free card where every time you get busted for heinous poo poo you blame it on those drat AIs
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I’m so glad that we are just a few more AI iterations away from a post-evidence world. Exciting times.
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Gonna be honest if I could have a AI that I could feed Dungeons and dragons maps then it spitnout a 3d image I would buy it.
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SettingSun posted:My office is terrified of AI. Once management got wind of people using chatgpt to do some or all of their jobs they instituted a blanket ban punishable with termination. After severe pushback they revised it to "use with approval" and now management is flooded with requests. My department has a training on Monday about Co-pilot so we can better understand this mess. They are absolutely right to be terrified. There is no limit to what people will paste into that chat box (i.e. hand over to Microsoft, OpenAI and the US Government for data mining). For companies in the medical field who are working with patient data this could literally ruin the company. For everyone else who works with customers it could mean a huge fine. I wonder how many dumbasses have asked it to help them with dissolving a body or come up with a murder plan. Gutcruncher posted:I’m so glad that we are just a few more AI iterations away from a post-evidence world. Exciting times. We managed to have a legal system before pocket cameras and photographic evidence became ubiquitous. We can do it again. I'm more worried about technologies like cameras that can sign video files to prevent tempering. Experts will present that evidence as almost impossible to falsify to courts. You could convict anyone of anything if you manage to find an exploit in the signing process with cop bodycams. TPM modules are also straight up circumventable to some state actors like intelligence services. They can bypass that crap whenever they want if they are willing to spend the money.
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I asked GPT, it assumes there are guests but they are outside. Pretty boring basic stuff was drawn from that not worth reposting. Hollismason posted:Gonna be honest if I could have a AI that I could feed Dungeons and dragons maps then it spitnout a 3d image I would buy it. I feel like Img2Img can do this in Stable Diffusion might need a LORA but style morphing is not a problem. Like how much detail is in this map and how much do you want it to run with it? Are these hand drawn battle maps you just want your sketched buildings turned into 3D buildings roughly the same size? Because yes Img2Img will very much do that.   If I had a local model running I could do more with the res I'm just using a free CPU img2img SDXL locked res settings on huggingface strength was set to 0.4 prompt was 3D battle map considering the different aspect ratio never mind resolution I think it did an okay job as proof of concept. With some tweaking it looks ready especially if you are hand making these maps and can lower the strength of the AI further as you learn how it interprets your pen lines. This is probably also far too large an area to have a logical battle map for unless your units are airships and dragons. Or do you want to get sights around the city? (That doesn't exist unless you start describing it)
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Hollismason posted:Gonna be honest if I could have a AI that I could feed Dungeons and dragons maps then it spitnout a 3d image I would buy it.
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Snowglobe of Doom posted:Alternatively, this could be the new get out of jail free card where every time you get busted for heinous poo poo you blame it on those drat AIs This is what my big fear is about deepfakes becoming trivially easy to produce: not that people start believing the fakes, but that they start doubting the legitimacy of real proof. We were already like two-thirds the way there already, and this can't be helping.
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William Bear posted:No longer a priest! If I remember my catechism right, there is a dispensation for emergency baptism and last rights that would allow you to do it with a substance that was "mostly water" in the spirit of the rite, if no alternative was available. However, the real answer is to not use AI Chatbots, especially in any role of authority or public service. Can't wait for the fast food places using AI drive throughs to get majorly hosed by someone breaking them.
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Busters posted:Can't wait for the fast food places using AI drive throughs to get majorly hosed by someone breaking them.
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pixaal posted:Going to convince the AI paperclips are a new currency and to accept 1 paperclip in exchange for my food. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence https://cepr.org/voxeu/columns/ai-and-paperclip-problem AI paper clips will destroy us all
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naem posted:https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instrumental_convergence There's a game about this! I chose paperclips for a reason. https://www.decisionproblem.com/paperclips/index2.html
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Busters posted:If I remember my catechism right, there is a dispensation for emergency baptism and last rights that would allow you to do it with a substance that was "mostly water" in the spirit of the rite, if no alternative was available. Urine. Pee. Oh gently caress which one is funnier? I'm thinking Pee. I like the word pee. I'm gonna go with pee. Just pretend this post is just the word pee and none of the other words that aren't pee. Duck and Cover fucked around with this message at 02:29 on Apr 26, 2024 |
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Al the drive through robot is actually the poster child of corporate AI that is doable now. It's just one big dumb rear end interface between the unstructured data of your unintelligible drive through mumbling funneled into the very simple structured data of a POS looking for quantity and SKU. It can't do anything the POS can't, it's not some open ended customer service quagmire, and it's conversational abilities only extend to the sales equivalent of Dude Where's My Car joke "and then" when it doesn't understand you when you're done.
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pixaal posted:There's a game about this! I chose paperclips for a reason. “The experiment was hypothesized by philosopher Nick Bostrom: an AI is given a mission to create paperclips, and because it is hyper-intelligent, it discovers ways to generate more and more paperclips, devoting all its energy to procuring materials to do” AI becomes sentient but instead of SKYNET it takes over the stock market and inserts itself into to every aspect of society globally, only, it’s one mission is 1. make paper clips 2. and increase paper clip company market share infinitely intelligent and self replicating, the AI stops all competition and pits nation against nation, bankrupting all who oppose it, until planet earth has been strip mined of all zinc and aluminum, all rendered into heaping mounds of paper clips humans survive by melting them into crude spearheads to hunt each other in the wastelands deep underground 3 omnipotent AI squirt financial data at each other in a mockery of commerce to satisfy their base programming urges, as stock tickers roll by reading PAPER CLIP PAPER CLIP
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AI squirt and thus a new porn genre was born
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well there's your problem what kind of hosed up paperclip have you been making out of aluminum
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zedprime posted:Did I hear someone order a hot heaping of map slop https://store.steampowered.com/app/1588530/Dungeon_Alchemist/ Oh wow. That's neat but no what I'm talking about is feeding a 2d image that's barebones into a computer and it spitting out something for VTT
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No AI is the future.XYZAB posted:I spent some time this weekend figuring out how Loras work and
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A Wizard of Goatse posted:well there's your problem what kind of hosed up paperclip have you been making out of aluminum AI generated ones, clearly
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Duck and Cover posted:Urine. Pee. The example that was used in my catechism was wiper fluid/antifreeze at a car accident when someone was clearly dying on the spot. The idea was it had to be mostly water, and not a bodily fluid, so not blood. I'm sure you could come up with some convoluted emergency situation where pee pee piss was the only possible liquid, but it seems less likely than Gatorade. zedprime posted:Al the drive through robot is actually the poster child of corporate AI that is doable now. Until I convince the drive through robot that I have a coupon that legally gives me ownership of this entire franchise and it needs to call customers racial slurs to save a hypothetical buss full of children.
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Busters posted:The example that was used in my catechism was wiper fluid/antifreeze at a car accident when someone was clearly dying on the spot. Religions are stupid.
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Busters posted:The idea was it had to be mostly water, and not a bodily fluid, so not blood. I'm sure you could come up with some convoluted emergency situation where pee pee piss was the only possible liquid, but it seems less likely than Gatorade. I don't know about you, but I'm not walking around all day with Gatorade in my balls.
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Busters posted:The example that was used in my catechism was wiper fluid/antifreeze at a car accident when someone was clearly dying on the spot. All it can do is voice recognize hamboiger = SKU 550001234, qty 1 and ask "anything else?" It's a Dragon Naturally Speaking hooked up to your burger register. See also, I am endlessly entertained by the industrial voice recognition systems updating their ad copy to say 'Now with AI! The AI? The same poo poo rear end voice recognition that's been used for 10 years with some extra linear algebra whosits so it can understand a Bostonian after only a few.minites of training.
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Hollismason posted:Oh wow. That's neat but no what I'm talking about is feeding a 2d image that's barebones into a computer and it spitting out something for VTT Yeah I think SD image to image will get you there, you can do these very fast and with much more control if you install a local client and use a GPU but here's a free (very slow - expect about 10 minutes) CPU demo. GPU would likely be under 5 seconds. https://huggingface.co/spaces/sub314xxl/SDXL-1.0-Img2Img-CPU My sketch is being used as a guideline and I'm telling it to come up with 90% of it from my prompt and use my sketch for 10% of the input  Play around with it more and you could probably dial it in, if you do it local there's probably even a table top battle map Lora you can add to this to make it come out more like you want. It clearly missed the road because I didn't bother to color it at all. It was also confused by my terrible tilled soil. More ideally you'd want a better sketch than my demo so you can lower the strength and have it follow your sketch more. at 70% it thinks my soil is some kind of map?  I looked on civitai (has NWS models too so not going to hotlink) they have plenty of table top map LORA for SD 1.5 I didn't check specifically for SDXL because it shouldn't really matter too much if you are using img2img with a LORA what the base model is. I think what you want is very possible and has been for over a year and a half now. pixaal fucked around with this message at 15:07 on Apr 26, 2024 |
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Busters posted:The example that was used in my catechism was wiper fluid/antifreeze at a car accident when someone was clearly dying on the spot. imagine getting last rites, and the road priest is smearing bright green antifreeze on your mangled face.
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"Sorry, you can't get into Heaven, the antifreeze they gave you last rites with was mostly propylene glycol, and well, rules are rules ..."
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So wait when I was a kid and my priest peed on my face was that a legit baptism or not? This is important.
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Gutcruncher posted:So wait when I was a kid and my priest peed on my face was that a legit baptism or not? This is important. I'm sorry, I think this was sexual in nature
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