Agreed. The aggressive depth of field is another smoking gun that usually indicates an AI image.
Agreed. The aggressive depth of field is another smoking gun that usually indicates an AI image.
I mean, it could be a manual photoshop job. Just because it’s not AI doesn’t mean it’s real.
But also the detector is probably wrong - it’s likely an AI image using a different model than the detector was trained to detect.
He’s probably got a dumb name, like Bill or Willie.
In fact, we should actively try to make it hostile to advertisements.
They’re not ultimately making it for people to use. They’re creating a playground for AI to work and learn in, thereby letting their AI access human behavior data that other companies don’t yet have.
Basically it’s a ploy to get a novel set of proprietary data in hopes that their AI gets smarter than the competition.
Counterpoint, while it might be ethical to eat free range billionaire, it’s the least tasty of human meat because of all the cocaine use and STDs.
Being honest about it makes friends with all the right people anyway.
Yeah the way I phrased it was super awkward
Safari is WebKit, which branched off from Chrome when Google forked WebKit into Blink. So they’re like siblings.
I agree with you in principle. Legally, the courts are still deciding.
If bitnet takes off, that’s very good news for everyone.
The problem isn’t AI, it’s AI that’s so intensive to host that only corporations with big datacenters can do it.
I think the next step in AI is learning how to control and direct the speech, rather than just make computers talk.
They are surprisingly good for being a mere statistical copycat of words on the internet. Whatever the second tier innovation is that jumps AI into true reasoning rather than pattern matching is going to be wild.
If you get killed by a robot, it simply lacks the human touch.
Sounds like it lasts closer to 100 days now, that’s an improvement.
Please explain to me how open source AI allows a corporation to cut creators out of the market.
Copyright and intellectual property is a lie cooked up by capitalists to edge indie creators out of the market.
True solidarity is making AI tools and freely sharing them with the world. Not all AIs are locked down by corporations.
The nose is a small smile, cover up the stripes to see it
I agree that it’s probably not illegal for him to do that. But it is solvable if we decide to legislate some long overdue guardrails.
Me too. High five! (But not like, in person. Because I’m not leaving my house.)