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Re: This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist

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Post by netvarun »

plibither8 wrote: post #11

A few more... * Person: https://thispersondoesnotexist.com/ * Waifu: https://www.thiswaifudoesnotexist.net/ * SO Question: https://stackroboflow.com/ * Startup: https://thisstartupdoesnotexist.com/ * Resume: https://thisresumedoesnotexist.com/

There used to exist https://thisairbnbdoesnotexist.com/ [1] Oh the irony...

[1] On Archive.org - https://web.archive.org/web/20190220071550/https://thisairbn...

Re: This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist

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Post by mgbennet »

wlesieutre wrote: post #13
komali2 wrote: post #5

Holy fuck that was mostly convincing. I had no idea AI generated text was getting to this level - I thought we were still at "Her mouth is full of Secret Soup" level: https://twitter.com/keatonpatti/status/1006961202998726665

That's not actually a bot though, is it? Reads a lot more like a person pretending to be a bot. I'd expect a bot to be more nonsensical in stupid ways instead of funny ways.

The account that posted it belongs to a comedy writer, so yeah, almost certainly not made by a bot. Still funny as hell though.

Re: This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist

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Post by kristintynski »

lettergram wrote: post #20

First, I feel this is a hand curated list of results (same with most of the "this does not exist" stuff). That being said it is very good. Pretty funny quotes: > You might not think that a mumford brush would be a good filter for an Insta story. They are definitely leaking some of their training data. Many of the names in the article are real people (which is concerning). Working on synthetic data generation myself[1…

It is curated, but not heavily. I usually took the first result of the prompt. Occasionally i'd skip a result that was totally off, but all of them were the best out of the first 2-3 for any given prompt.

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Post by czr »

komali2 wrote: post #5

Holy fuck that was mostly convincing. I had no idea AI generated text was getting to this level - I thought we were still at "Her mouth is full of Secret Soup" level: https://twitter.com/keatonpatti/status/1006961202998726665

As a reminder, the Olive Garden thing is a joke, not the result of any actual AI. https://iforcedabot.com/ is a fun site with some demos of what text-generation can actually do these days.

Re: This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist

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Post by jcims »

TeMPOraL wrote: post #18
ainar-g wrote: post #12

Earlier quoted context omitted.

The Waifu one is so realistic that it's uncanny. It's almost like we're just a few years away from whole seasons of deep-dreamt anime and whole tankoubons of procedurally generated manga.

It's going in the wrong direction. Sure, it can conjure up a random picture of a face. But for purposes or manga/anime building, it's near useless, as it can't generate that face in multiple perspectives, or with different kinds of facial expressions. This Waifu truly does not exist - neither in prior publications, nor in the algorithm itself.

Not directly but there are other networks that can do those parts.

Re: This Marketing Blog Does Not Exist

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Post by jcims »

reificator wrote: post #2

> Her Instagram Stories include one that depicts her while wearing a yellow dress and champagne flute (I don’t like to see bridesmaids getting wrecked).

> But an eight-month-old story with a tiny paragraph about a building draped in chainmail or a photograph of a koi pond with a barcode on it?
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