Models and textures are not involved. That kind of classic CGI tech is rapidly becoming obsolete.
Yup.
All this AI stuff should be a boon for writers IMO. I'm not a book reader. I might read tons of stats like business and sports stats, but for traditional 350 page books no thanks. Too boring and endless walls of text. Books I have at home usually have pictures.
It's just worse if you can't remove them with a ballot, and there's ultimately no accountability. But yeah, what you said as well.
I trust more in the free market then I do politicians who don't understand the subject, and legislate politically.
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No models and textures. Just correlated images generated by the same prompt.
Maybe this is why the Enterprise didn't have video surveillance
We need more advanced sensors and scanners or nothing will be admissible in court.
The only hope I have is that some more intelligent AI will be able to detect if something is AI generated or not, but then again, who’s going to trust it and/or the people telling us “no really the box says this is fake so it’s fake!”
Really? Fuck... Now I'm impressed. This can be a major breakthru in video game development. Maybe in a few years games will no longer take years to develop.
What's really interesting is that you can use these AI models, and their internalized understanding of the visual world, and get them to create 3D models or fully rotatable 3D views of imagined objects and scenes, and then use these in other tasks like import them into real time engines or a game etc.
dreamfusion3d.github.io
www.matthewtancik.com
Wish I knew. I wish leading expert economists were urgently attacking this problem around the clock.
It's not merely a matter of less income in the hands of consumers, either. People with nothing to keep them busy and with no meaningful social calling will become more prone to radicalization and other forms of anti social behavior.
Yep, im so excited for the future of gaming is going to be, truly responsive dynamic worlds that are altered by your actions, not by pre-defined scripts or programmers intentions, but rather worlds that have fully ai responsive character dialogue, changing landscapes, changing stories and characters. Think Star Trek holodeck episodes without the fancy holodeck part.
Aren't you concerned with the seemingly increasing gap between the quality of virtual life and the quality of physical life?
I've not seen that, maybe because we're well off and travel the world twice a year and see the most amazing places every few months, but the world is still amazing and the quality of everywhere we go is still great. Same with where we live. I'd be curious to see what you are seeing, any examples?
Housing is more expensive, food and gas are more expensive, and with these kinds of technologies many jobs will become less secure. Quality of life will go down for many, I don't see any way to avoid it.
Um no. I prefer books without pics thank you. Your potato attention span is your problem alone.
Yep, we will need more data to distinguish between what is real and what is generated. I'm trying to imagine what a "realistic" murder trial would look like in Star Trek, for reference.
Those scenes WERE pretty whack. It completely defeated the full point of what was happening there - Aragorn was supposed to free the southern cities of Gondor from the threat of pirate raiders, unifying the country under his banner.
Of course, but this is just the baby stages. Remember we went from 8 bit pixel art to Toy Story in less than 20 years.
Given that they can already animate 3D models of people from still photos; when combined with this and more progress, people are gonna be railing their favourite celebs in lifelike 3D environments in VR in a matter of years.
"Please scan this qr code with your visual implant and your neural implant will generate the appropriate visuals"
Are they hiring? Sign me up!!
