|
|
Thread Tools | Search this Thread | Display Modes | Translate |
8 Thanks From: | Arthur Staaz (02-17-2023), bendk (06-18-2023), dr. locrian (02-17-2023), evan_danvers (02-17-2023), Gnosticangel (02-16-2023), miguel1984 (02-19-2023), ToALonelyPeace (02-23-2023), Zaharoff (02-20-2023) |
02-27-2023 | #2 |
Grimscribe
Threadstarter
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
AI-created images lose U.S. copyrights in test for new technology | Reuters
An AI site that creates computer art: Free AI Art Generator | neural.love I also read somewhere that the technology is costly: it requires ten times the computing power for each query compared to a search engine. |
3 Thanks From: |
03-30-2023 | #3 |
Grimscribe
Threadstarter
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
|
4 Thanks From: |
03-30-2023 | #4 | |||||||||||
Grimscribe
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 837
Quotes: 0
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
Thank you for the ongoing links. Like everyone, I'm following the current flow of AI-related news, and some of the items you've called attention to here have ranked among the most illuminating.
| |||||||||||
3 Thanks From: |
04-18-2023 | #5 |
Grimscribe
Threadstarter
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
|
4 Thanks From: |
06-18-2023 | #6 |
Grimscribe
Threadstarter
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
|
3 Thanks From: |
10-23-2023 | #7 |
Grimscribe
Threadstarter
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
|
3 Thanks From: |
10-24-2023 | #8 | |||||||||||
Grimscribe
Join Date: Jan 2005
Posts: 3,390
Quotes: 1
|
Re: Image by Yuichiro Chino AI and the disintegrating imagination
“And what came out was pure garbage,” said the “Midnight’s Children” writer, to laughter from the audience. “Anybody who has ever read 300 words of mine would immediately recognize that it could not possibly be by me.” “So far I’m not that alarmed,” he added, during a rare public appearance since a near-fatal stabbing attack last year in the United States. Jennifer Becker, a German author and academic, echoed Rushdie’s sentiments, telling a panel discussion that the results when it comes to AI writing fiction “are still not that great.” “There is a lot of potential to use it—to use it collaboratively,” she said. “But I still don’t see the point where we really hand over the writing work to AI completely autonomously.” “That wouldn’t make for an interesting book,” she added. "So far I'm not alarmed..." People citing current capabilities or timelines are missing the point entirely. These are initial iterations that will only improve. “That wouldn’t make for an interesting book, ..." What happens when you have embodied AI that can experience the world and beyond far more extensively than any human being? And embodiment also brings existential risk. Ponder on that, because it will. This reminds me of Roy Batty's monologue at the end of Blade Runner. "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe..." Would that make for an interesting book? | |||||||||||
Last edited by bendk; 10-24-2023 at 10:56 AM.. |
||||||||||||
2 Thanks From: | miguel1984 (10-24-2023), Zaharoff (10-24-2023) |
Bookmarks |
Tags |
chino, disintegrating, image, imagination, yuichiro |
|
|
Similar Threads | ||||
Thread | Thread Starter | Forum | Replies | Last Post |
Do your inevitably lowering expectations damage your imagination? | Robert Adam Gilmour | General Discussion | 29 | 12-02-2017 05:18 PM |
The dark of a child’s imagination | Mr Loligo | Art | 4 | 12-18-2011 04:40 PM |
Independent Image | Nemonymous | D. F. Lewis | 5 | 12-27-2007 12:53 PM |
Empires of the Imagination | Stu | Other News | 0 | 03-05-2006 08:06 AM |