Why AI art struggles with hands
The napster point in 2023
ChatGPT is like Napster, which emerged during the early days of the internet. It is an AI tool that has the potential to be a game changer in the years to come. However, there are controversies and legislation surrounding it, much like the early days of the internet 20 years ago.
More and more people are using AI, and becoming familiar with the tools associated with it will change the way we think. Just as 20 years ago we would consult an encyclopedia for answers, now we simply "google" things. Similarly, we used to go to a physical music store and ask the staff for a song with specific lyrics, but now that seems like ancient history.
AI is bringing a revolution, and with spy balloons in the sky, a year-long conflict in Ukraine, earthquakes in Turkey, and climate change issues largely ignored, are we ready for the AI shift into the 21st century? Are we prepared for possible massive layoffs and the emergence of robots? Is it time to purchase bitcoins?
The year 2023 has been eventful so far, and we're only in mid-February.
Why using a search engine, when chatgpt is there
The question is relevant as google is (or was) the top search engine for all our daily questions ; but Google was merely providing links, it did not quite answer the question we asked ...
Chatgpt is answering the question, and that makes one hell of a difference
Merlin is a chrome extension that is using chatgpt
the next level for search engine would be to include a chatgpt module to get answers, and still act as the old search engine returning links.
And I believe this is what bing is implementing
Artificial Intelligence with Google
Using colab.research.google.com
and loading a stable diffusion model
following this guide
https://rentry.org/hypernetwork4dumdums
but what is 'textual inversion' anyway?
https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Textual-Inversion
AI and singularity
Grammar and syntax as a filter
Using a stream of knowledge base (be it erotic literature, postmodernism, or legal documents) through grammar and syntax filters would enable an artificial intelligence apply to generate an infinity of text combinations, it is in essence what the megahal project is doing, using the previous dialogs as a database for further conversations.Here is an example of automatic generated text (with the link below)
'Do you have anything in mind? ,' he whispers, his voice low, and dark desire unfolds throughout my body as everything in my body tightens.generator is : http://www.xwray.com/fiftyshades?id=2341
'Okay,' I breathe .
'Good,' he growls, his breathing harsh.
'Don't make me wait,' I whisper.
He runs his nose along my jaw, and I'm quaking like a leaf. His mouth is on mine, tasting, exploring. He plants a soft wet kiss on my lips, and a pulse of warmth pools inside me. He plants a soft kiss on my lips, his eyes glowing with lust, raising uncontrollable urges in me. His hand tightens around my hair at my nape, pulling my head back as we kiss. My subconscious glares at me.
Another interesting generator for post-modernism article : http://www.elsewhere.org/pomo
But as always, the catch is that the AI doesn't have a clue of what make sense or not -- that's why singularity scenario where robots or AI are taking over the world are completely idiotic and unrealistic.
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