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tinylobsta OP t1_j6ilizy wrote

Yup, at the time we created this, there was no good tech in place for the artwork. With SD, we think there’s a path to replacing our existing art pipeline with something generative, but it’s still being figured out. The problem is that 3D assets take a long time for models to create, and we run in near real time. But we’ll get there.

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joshuaklinger t1_j6iklkg wrote

This whole thing is just people talking past each other.

ChatGPT is a little "old" for AI. The problem is companies like Google and Meta were too pussy to keep theirs in the wild. Due to cost and moderation issues.

ChatGPT took a blank check from MSFT to launch it, moderate it, and gain all of that sweet sweet brand recognition.

Teams on Meta and Google are pissed that they have had to keep theirs behind the scenes running algorithms (you know, contributing to revenue), so they had to go and say something salty. If they want to prove that ChatGPT is not "innovative" then they need to come out and give us all free access to their tools like Open AI did.

While what they are saying is technically correct, the term "innovative" here is misleading. Because to really innovate you need someone to actually feel the positive results from your invention. So this guy is wrong about whatever innovative AI he might have access to. It's not more innovative, it's more advanced.

Just one man's two cents.

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LyubomirIko t1_j6ikg4e wrote

Athletes and chess players makes living by not competing with machines, because there is regulations.

Already small freelance artists are being replaced by AI and they have to quit and find other job. Even medium companies are cutting their experienced artist staff because they can make more profit by replacing them. Few visual industries was known to be exploiting artists anyway. It was already hard profession to be sustaining family from.

AI have the intention to replace human to human interaction anyway. There is a sighs that technology is altering our genetics or at least there is obvious boom of autism spectrum disorders.

Seeing in the future where your teacher will be an AI, the doctor will be an AI, your girl/boy friend will be an AI, the psychotherapist will be AI and so on - will just make matters worse.

Real artists are being overwhelmed and buried under ton or so called AI "art". AI "art" is real art the way deep fakes are real people. Just a mimicry that exploit the not mature ethics and morality of society. Plagiarism and mimicking, mostly not based on transformative content, but derivative that hurts directly the real artists on which is based. Artists have the full right to protest against immaturity of society that allows it.

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eshade94 t1_j6ik3tu wrote

Well, yes? That's the idea behind post-scarcity. At a certain level of machine intelligence/automation, it's impossible to provide enough useful work for everyone in society. Hell, it's kinda impossible now, with how many bullshit jobs there are out there.

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[deleted] t1_j6ij1ij wrote

There’s literally nothing more automated about this than a regular McDonald’s.

All of them have those order screens. The only special thing here is they bring it to you on a conveyer belt for some reason.

Maybe that saves the kitchen staff a little bit of time but there’s really nothing crazy going on here.

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Heinrick_Veston t1_j6iiut8 wrote

It doesn't matter who owns it, the fact that it exists and that people can privately purchase and own stock of private companies is completely at odds with the concept of communism.

Under communism there is no ownership of land, factories, companies etc, they all belong to the state. There's no share of ownership to be bought and sold, and therefore, there can be no stock market.

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FirstEbb2 t1_j6iiulr wrote

It is a complete failure of a search engine, filled with ads and scam sites that can't search for anything of value, and most articles (even disgusting fake news) require downloading an app with a Chinese phone number to view, making it difficult for ai researchers to gather valuable Chinese training material.

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ihateshadylandlords t1_j6iioib wrote

I asked GPTCHAT to make the summary in layman’s terms, because I couldn’t understand the abstract:

Parsel is a tool that helps computer programs called large language models (LLMs) better solve complex tasks. Normally, these LLMs have trouble with tasks that require multiple steps, like creating complicated programs. Parsel helps the LLMs by taking descriptions of the task in everyday language and turning it into code that the LLMs can understand. This makes the LLMs better at solving tasks like creating programs, planning for robots, and proving theories. Tests show that using Parsel leads to better results and more accurate answers compared to other methods. Parsel may also be helpful for human programmers in the future.

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FirstEbb2 t1_j6iidfh wrote

It's hard for me to imagine - I can imagine Germany rising again after being bombed to rubble because fixing the buildings would help Germany's stability, but fixing the Chinese network that was made into a shithole by the fireproof Great Wall and silly apps wouldn't do the bureaucrats any good.
I don't believe in Buddhism, but I do believe that retribution has manifested itself in the Chinese government and they will shamefully lose this AI war unless they fundamentally get rid of their backward system.

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precision1998 t1_j6ihrd5 wrote

>how many jobs this actually takes away (not many, and it creates other jobs elsewhere around machine design, installation and upkeep)

Classic Charlie and the Chocolate Factory logic. I fully support this argument.

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