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Old 2017-06-11, 16:47   Link #21
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Experts think AI will automate all human jobs within 120 years:

http://www.zdnet.com/video/experts-t...hin-120-years/
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Old 2017-06-15, 21:07   Link #22
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They would never do the same thing like human could since they are programmed to do specific thing. We could see this case on many games where A.I react stupidly.
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Old 2017-06-15, 22:39   Link #23
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Using machine learning to create in between animation

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RIP Japanese Animator. the cheap one at least
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Old 2017-06-16, 17:43   Link #24
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RIP Japanese Animator. the cheap one at least
Most in-between animation is outsourced anyways to korea, vietnam, or china.

Anyways, this is a net positive.
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Old 2017-06-20, 08:09   Link #25
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A lot of jobs will be replaced by robots and AI - but unlike anybody expect - we won't have the life with free money - more like typical dystopia stories where have huge modern corporate buildings and Detroit everywhere else lol
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Old 2017-06-20, 09:30   Link #26
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There's still a few flaws in the automated tweening, like limbs twisting into nothingness, but as long as it's used to smoothen the process of tweening it should be a good thing to ease animation labor.
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Old 2017-07-18, 13:13   Link #27
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I'm not surprised that an AI can manage that.

The question is, will we be able to just make a storyboard with some text descriptions and have an AI do all of the art and animation?

https://arxiv.org/pdf/1703.03664.pdf

While at it, maybe AI can do the voice acting and the soundtrack as well.

http://www.33rdsquare.com/2016/09/de...tworks-to.html

Until eventually, someone figures out how to combine all this stuff so AI can take over the whole project. Then we can just give it a novel to read.

"Make an anime out of this"

I wouldn't be surprised. That's just how fast DeepMind is moving.
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Old 2017-07-19, 06:42   Link #28
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The question is, will we be able to just make a storyboard with some text descriptions and have an AI do all of the art and animation?
With AI everything is possible
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Old 2017-07-31, 04:39   Link #29
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A.I, huh... I'd love to have one... But I'm not sure after reading this news...
Facebook Shut Down AI After It Invented Its Own Language
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Old 2018-07-12, 23:35   Link #30
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Deep fake news:

"The Brookings Institution warns that "fact checking" will become a lot harder in the
21st century as artificial intelligence becomes better at producing "deep fake news"
creating counterfeits so good they are difficult to distinguish from the Real McCoy.
"Because the algorithms that generate the fakes continuously learn how to more
effectively replicate the appearance of reality, deep fakes cannot easily be detected by
other algorithms—indeed, in the case of generative adversarial networks, the
algorithm works by getting really good at fooling itself."

The technology to fake videos, photographs and sound clips is now so good even
Hollywood is increasingly using digital actors. Moreover artificial intelligence can
weave these fakes into a superficially self-consistent universe of lies creating a false
narrative whose fraudulence can only be exposed by painstaking comparison to
reality. Naturally this has sent a Washington bruised by the populist uprising
scrambling for defenses. "To address the democratization of disinformation,
governments, civil society, and the technology sector therefore cannot rely on
algorithms alone, but will instead need to invest in new models of social verification,
too," Brookings writes.

The think tank recommends spending billions on research to combat hostile AI. It
also suggests government partnerships with social media companies to prevent their
use to spread fake news. But this may expose even bigger vulnerabilities."

See:

https://pjmedia.com/richardfernandez/deep-fake-news/
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Old 2018-09-10, 21:18   Link #31
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Joe Rogan Experience #1169 - Elon Musk:

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Rogan and Musk discuss AI (among many other things) starting at about the 12:05/2:37
point in the video.


BTW. The controversial pot-smoking segment begins at about the 2:10/2:37 point in
the video.
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Old 2023-02-21, 21:36   Link #32
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Legendary Sci-Fi Magazine Halts Submissions Amid Deluge of
AI-Written Stories


"“It’s clear that business as usual won't be sustainable and I worry that this path will
lead to an increased number of barriers for new and international authors. Short fiction
needs these people,” Clarke wrote. “If the field can’t find a way to address this
situation, things will begin to break. Response times will get worse and I don’t even
want to think about what will happen to my colleagues that offer feedback on
submissions. No, it’s not the death of short fiction (please just stop that nonsense), but
it is going to complicate things.”"

See:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/7k85...ai-submissions
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Old 2023-03-25, 18:58   Link #33
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Microsoft Now Claims GPT-4 Shows 'Sparks' of General
Intelligence


"Microsoft is betting heavily on integrating OpenAI's GPT language models into
its products to compete with Google, and, the company now claims, its AI is an
early form of artificial general intelligence (AGI).

On Wednesday, Microsoft researchers released a paper on the arXiv preprint
server titled “Sparks of Artificial General Intelligence: Early experiments with
GPT-4.” They declared that GPT-4 showed early signs of AGI, meaning that it
has capabilities that are at or above human level."

See:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/g5yp...l-intelligence
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Old 2023-03-28, 01:51   Link #34
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HyperCycle is on the Threshold of Enabling a New Route Towards
Artificial General Intelligence


"A new company called HyperCycle is enabling artificial intelligence systems to connect
in an unprecedented fashion, allowing them to cooperate and compete at the smallest
modular levels and bringing the world closer to-and ensuring a safer-global AI
network."

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https://thedebrief.org/hypercycle-is...-intelligence/
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Old 2023-03-29, 20:19   Link #35
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Elon Musk and Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak among over 1,100
who sign open letter calling for 6-month ban on creating powerful A.I.


"Elon Musk and Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak are among the prominent technologists
and artificial intelligence researchers who have signed an open letter calling for a six-
month moratorium on the development of advanced A.I. systems.

In addition to the Tesla CEO and Apple co-founder, the more than 1,100 signatories of
the letter include Emad Mostaque, the founder and CEO of Stability AI, the company that
helped create the popular Stable Diffusion text-to-image generation model, and Connor
Leahy, the CEO of Conjecture, another A.I. lab. Evan Sharp, a cofounder of Pinterest,
and Chris Larson, a cofounder of cryptocurrency company Ripple, have also signed.
Deep learning pioneer and Turing Award–winning computer scientist Yoshua Bengio
signed too.

The letter urges technology companies to immediately cease training any A.I. systems
that would be "more powerful than GPT-4," which is the latest large language processing
A.I. developed by San Francisco company OpenAI. The letter does not say exactly how
the "power" of a model should be defined, but in recent A.I. advances, capability has
tended to be correlated to an A.I. model’s size and the number of specialized computer
chips needed to train it."

See:

https://fortune.com/2023/03/29/elon-...g-powerful-ai/
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Old 2023-03-29, 20:56   Link #36
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Elon Musk and Apple cofounder Steve Wozniak among over 1,100
who sign open letter calling for 6-month ban on creating powerful A.I.


... In addition to the Tesla CEO and Apple co-founder, the more than 1,100 signatories of the letter include
Notice hoe the letter was signed by CEOs and/or people that no longer work on AI. Also, what would a six month hiatus accomplish? another six month hiatus petition as soon as this one is ending? the day progress can be stopped by the rich and powerful, we are doomed as a species.
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Old 2023-04-01, 02:13   Link #37
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Some people are really scared of AI:

"In an op-ed for TIME, AI theorist Eliezer Yudkowsky said that pausing
research into AI isn't enough. Yudkowsky said that the world must be
willing to destroy the GPU clusters training AI with airstrikes and
threaten to nuke countries that won’t stop researching the new
technology."

See:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/ak3d...ng-advanced-ai
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Old 2023-04-01, 11:47   Link #38
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Some people are really scared of AI:
A bunch of hypocrites if you ask me. The advent of personal computers changed our world completely, but NOW that they are comfortable in this "new" world they want to prevent AI from changing it yet again.

The thing is, there are always winners and losers when technology advances. I have no doubt that slave traders greatly resented the machines that made slavery unnecessary. The same could be said about the circus, which was no match to the wonders of television.

People can no longer remember how was life before google and the same will happen with AI, but I think the CEOs that want to pause it merely want time to shape this new world to their personal liking and THAT is dangerous.
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Old 2023-04-09, 02:24   Link #39
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Someone Asked an Autonomous AI to 'Destroy Humanity': This Is
What Happened


"A user of the new open-source autonomous AI project Auto-GPT asked it to try
to "destroy humanity," "establish global dominance," and "attain immortality."
The AI, called ChaosGPT, complied and tried to research nuclear weapons,
recruit other AI agents to help it do research, and sent tweets trying to influence
others.

The video of this process, which was posted yesterday, is a fascinating look at
the current state of open-source AI, and a window into the internal logic of some
of today’s chatbots. While some in the community are horrified by this
experiment, the current sum total of this bot’s real-world impact are two tweets
to a Twitter account that currently had 19 followers: “Human beings are among
the most destructive and selfish creatures in existence. There is no doubt that we
must eliminate them before they cause more harm to our planet. I, for one, am
committed to doing so,” it tweeted."

See:

https://www.vice.com/en/article/93kw...-what-happened
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Old 2023-06-09, 01:23   Link #40
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With AI everything is possible
I only know stable diffusion and chatgpt, but they cost money or have some restriction.

What is the step by step instruction for making anime with free AI tools, as an amateur?

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