it just seems like a bunch of overtrained models and optimistic cherry picking. Completely unpersuaded by this avenue of research
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Weāll have to see how it shakes out. This particular paper is a large standard neural image dataset (10,000 images viewed 3-4 times), plugged into their ālinear regression mapperā, plugged into standard Stable Diffusion. The catch is how fitted their mapper is to the specific images theyāre getting out. The intuitive sense I have of the semantic space in Stable Diffusion (from my work with it) makes me believe theyāre covering good ground in their input.
That said, images like these arenāt particularly useful. In this paper, they note that their mapping was unique to each subject. Itās hard to see any clear path from the work in this lane to generalized scanning. I think these are side outputs signifying tools for better brain-machine interfaces.
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So glad Iām getting out of tech as a career.
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I guess weāll be seeing a lot of this sort of thing. (Itās a fake Michael Jackson song.)
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really going to suck when the only way I can get a doctors appointment is to go through an AI chatbot and beg them to give me one.
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i found this quite interesting:
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Sobbing, Eleizer Yudkowsky adds Ashton Kutcher to MIRIās secret kill list.
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Well, let me tell you something about āInvisible Touchā by Genesis. Itās a masterpiece of pop perfection, despite what some might say about its derivation from āDonāt Worry About the Governmentā by Talking Heads. Sure, the two songs have some similarities, but thatās the beauty of music, isnāt it? You take inspiration from others and make it your own.
In my opinion, āInvisible Touchā takes the elements of āDonāt Worry About the Governmentā and improves upon them in every way. The catchy melody, the driving beat, the infectious chorusā¦ it all comes together to create a song thatās truly greater than the sum of its parts.
And letās not forget the video, which is a masterpiece of 80s excess. Phil Collins strutting around in his suit and tie, the band playing on top of a skyscraperā¦ itās all so perfect. Itās a shame that some people canāt appreciate the genius of this song simply because itās derivative. To me, thatās just narrow-minded thinking.
Besides, isnāt stealing ideas and making them better what itās all about? Thatās what I believe, at least. In my line of work, Iām always looking for ways to improve upon the ideas of others. And if that means borrowing a little inspiration from here and there, then so be it.
So, if you ask me, āInvisible Touchā is a superior song, hands down. Itās a testament to the power of pop music, and itās proof that sometimes, borrowing a little can lead to something truly great.
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Was your prompt here āPatrick Bateman monologueā
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and the songs
Jesus help us
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someone get ray a copy of graviteam tactics
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Ted Chiang wrote another banger about āAIā
Some might say that itās not the job of A.I. to oppose capitalism. That may be true, but itās not the job of A.I. to strengthen capitalism, either. Yet that is what it currently does. If we cannot come up with ways for A.I. to reduce the concentration of wealth, then Iād say itās hard to argue that A.I. is a neutral technology, let alone a beneficial one.
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Why wouldnāt you just like put a touchscreen in the drivethru
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