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Not to detract from the accomplishment, but none of these are Kermit. The "Kermit" part of the query seems mostly to have accomplished querying for "humanoid frog"
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On the one hand, the ability for Star Trek's Holodeck to create large amounts of content from a few terse natural language instructions is look less and less implausible. On the other hand, I feel like this will ultimately be kinda like traditional procgen algorithms: once you've seen enough of what it produces it all starts feeling very bland and same-y. Sure, the AI may be able to produce a feature-length movie bas…
it would lack the novelty and playfulness of a good human creative work, and it likely would be very shallow in its themes. Simply tune the parameters associated with novelty and playfulness and you’ll get the desired result. There’s nothing inherent in human creativity that can’t be replicated by an AI. Most creative work is derivative and remix’s prior art. This is a good short video on the phenomenon of remixing h…
I didn't say otherwise, I'm just skeptical the hypothetical system in question would be sophisticated enough to produce it in faster-than-human time scales.
Dall-E still blows my mind every time. To someone who is plugged into these things, how is this possible? I understand computers and I understand back-propagation but this... it feels like magic to me. Can someone indulge me in a short explanation of how this works and how is it this good?
- https://www.assemblyai.com/blog/how-dall-e-2-actually-works/
These are honestly not very impressive (no sarcasm here) and further convince me that the next AI Winter will come with this coming recession. Don't get me wrong, they are still impressive in the quality of the visual they produce, but just like Markov Chain demos of old, they're neat but way miss the mark. None of these capture the "feel" of Kermit the Frog. Most of them look like weird designs for the Ninja Turtles…
However, I don't think you're correct in your assessment of the import of this sort of thing: it's an imagination machine. This isn't a brick wall, it's a foundation on which to build.
If this is legit it would be one of the most impressive things I've seen in many years.
Here's what I got for "A still of Kermit The Frog in Blade Runner 2049 (2017)":
Does that mean the developers put The Big Lebowski through the model during training? Where did they get all the movies and TV shows from? And does copying so directly from the source material open them and users up to copyright infringement liability?
How is this so good? If you told me this was done by a very talented human, I’d still be surprised at how good they are. That must count as a sort of Turing test, no?
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? Dale is a legit project from openAI
I think "legit" in this context might mean more of the Twitter post author's representation of their use of DALL-E 2: - Were the prompts shown the ones fed to DALL-E 2 or were there more complex details described in the prompt? - Were these the first images generated for the prompt, or did the author generate many images and cherry-pick the best example, and if so from how many?
The first one, I’d have a huge problem with. Lying about prompts is a no no. Thankfully there’s not much incentive to lie.
Very good one: https://np.reddit.com/r/dalle2/comments/u5kkty/a_fluffy_baby...
“a masterful impressionist portrait painting of a little doggey who is worried he may not be a good boy”: https://nitter.net/MarkRich388/status/1532482006809866240
https://nitter.net/HvnsLstAngel/status/1531506455714492416