Suvikyi・スビキ @suvikyi

@lain_groyper @CryptoCyberia For an algorithm source? What is he supposed to execute?

There was a time, on another account, when I tried to discuss the possibilities of coexistence with anti-AI artists. One possibility was financial returns through models that paid artists by tracking derivation. Another was models specially trained on their works that could be commissioned—effectively giving them access to a larger market than they could ever be capable of servicing alone, they would receive the majority of the share, with a small portion going to the host so it could also profit. Both of these paradigms already exist. I gave up on those conversations because they were met with one of two responses: 1. Radio silence 2. Complete denial of any possibility of coexistence It is a hopeless battle, there is no one but themselves that can convince them. Reality is rapidly shifting with this technology, these changes are only going to accelerate in pace. I would ask any anti-AI artist: Are you sure you're correct in your position beyond a reasonable doubt? Do you really understand how AI works or are you only guessing and choosing the guess that makes you feel correct, rather than being correct? If you are wrong, or being willfully ignorant, are you prepared to face the consequences?

@soichi1208tenko That one is there for compliance with U.S. law and has some pretty strict qualifiers. Calls to real action or violence against groups of people, or glorifying/promoting cells and organizations designated by the U.S. as terrorist groups.

@NewAgeRetroNerd Yep, I have Parabola playing inside my head now.

Once we had the concept of "Search Engine Optimization" (SEO), articles quickly became filled with blurbs en masse that added nothing to them. As time went on—especially as we moved away from specialized forums/boards to SNS—it made finding meaningful, informative and accurate content much harder. I don't trust everything an AI says, the way I use it is as an assistant that searches for me, pulling up studies and articles for me so I can read through them after being provided a brief overview of their contents. This is so much better than trying to use Google and other search engines that I could never imagine going back to how I did it before.

Suvikyi・スビキ @suvikyi

3 days ago

I almost spit out my coffee laughing. This person must have been living in a bubble. People spread fake information around all the time! Sometimes they did it at scale just for fun and to cause a laugh at other's expense, early channel sites were infamous for this.

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I almost spit out my coffee laughing. This person must have been living in a bubble. People spread fake information around all the time! Sometimes they did it at scale just for fun and to cause a laugh at other's expense, early channel sites were infamous for this.

夏厨系@アカミミガメ分隊所属 @R5FR8yaidARMjHA

4 days ago

@blackcat009 chatGPT系統や生成AIが放たれるまでは ネットで検索すれば 『情報』がそのまま提示されてたし 何より、偽者の情報が ここまでの規模と頻度で出現する という事は無かった。無かったんだよ もし貴方が三才未満であるなら 知らなかったかもだけど 原因は生成AIとかだよ x.com/R5FR8yaidARMjH…

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@hibakod The "threat" of an LLM is easier to conceptualize because they can anthropomorphize it, not that doing so leads to novel or accurate conclusions. They don't have the baseline necessary to theorize the capabilities of a meshnet swarm. Even semi-autonomous, it's truly terrifying.

If someone enjoys writing, why would they make an AI do it for them? If someone enjoys drawing, they wouldn't use an AI either, maybe only as an assistant. Isn't it the same way without AI when people work in teams?

ッピの小屋 @ppi_hut

a week ago

絵をAIにやらせる奴が文章もAIにやらせないはずが無いんだよなぁ

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I just saw a post where someone was calling Saber in a bikini a child, and that it was sexual... (the funnier part was people being surprised at the bulge)

In case you may not have heard on the Japanese side of X, Jensen Huang (Founder & CEO of Nvidia) created an account. x.com/JensenHuang

@backstagemania Yeah, it did get a lot of details correct :) There's only some minor issues that it struggled with each gen, the right size of the bolt handle and how recessed it should be, the location for the scope mounts and other minor issues, but it definitely resembles the gun well.

I spent time with GPT seeing how well I could get it to accurately render guns given references. The answer is kind of, even with a lot of constraints and positives it still struggles on details that might not be noticeable immediately to someone unfamiliar with firearms, but an enthusiast will recognize right away. The gun in this picture is supposed to be a Karabiner 98k. I may need to look into bringing the character into 3D and handling posing + using a stock model of the gun in Blender, then providing a basic render as a base for GPT. The limited native generation resolution of image 2 likely isn't going to be enough to handle the kind of precise detail I want, but I may be able to figure out something within Comfy using a similar workflow as I am now. The more time I spend with GPT the more I enjoy using it, plus on the bright side I've figured out a couple more design anchors I want to use for the character.

@William94984551 @navidmafi Also very little of what many apps store should even go into something like the registry, it's mostly configuration, serials, install paths... that's why %appdata% exists.

@William94984551 @navidmafi That didn't solve the problem on windows though, people put crap everywhere, they don't even use the roaming and local or locallow application data folders properly.

We finally got .mozilla out of home and now it's a mess again...

Navid @navidmafi

a week ago

can we stop polluting `$HOME` everyone? how about we put these clearly configuration files in .... ~/.config 😳

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I'd like to start doing informative posts focusing on prompting, these will contain information I've gleaned through doing RLHF, as well as dedicated research and experimentation. The first post I have planned will focus on handling light and shadow casting. The second will focus on optical effects and lens characteristics.

Still working on the combined GPT/Anima workflow, I'm liking the results so far, though I may need to work in a detailer to fix some minor issues with pupils and hands. I ended up getting a GPT subscription, it struggled a good bit trying to generate the scene, failed quite a few times. I might be expecting a bit too much from it and need to tone down the amount of detail in my prompts. I came up with a concept for a short animation I want to try putting together with seedance in September once I spend more time getting the workflow finalized.

@backstagemania Yeah, you can definitely tell, but its abilities as a multimodal model are seriously impressive. I'm having some luck running the image back through anima to give it a different style and clean up some of the noise, but I definitely need to experiment more.

GPT's Image 2 can be impressive when I provide reference images generated using Anima to guide style and character. There's some evident leftover noise and compression artefacts, which I think I can get rid of doing an upscale pass through Anima with light denoise.

The post I'm quoting got me thinking: The issue I take with some artists’ “privilege” is not that their abilities are a privilege, but that they, as people, are privileged. Almost everything of value produced or maintained in life, creative or otherwise, requires great effort and years of dedication. A scientist’s research, a developer’s software, a farmer’s fields, or the backbreaking work of a blue-collar worker all demands sustained effort. What I resent is the subset of artists who elevate themselves above the common man, treating artistry as a sacred cow . You can see it in their own second comment: “Why should creators be forced to redistribute the abilities they chose and acquired on their own?” Acquired on their own? We all stand on the shoulders of giants. A professional art career is only possible because of the society around it. At no other time in history have so many people been able to make a living doing what they love. That is not solely individual achievement. It is the insistence that these efforts—widely understood by everyone else as derivative—are somehow exceptional and sacred that I take issue with. That attitude is the privilege, the ability to treat ordinary human interdependence as an injustice while relying on everyone else’s labor to make pursuing a professional career in the arts possible at all. Believing that you owe those around you nothing, that your achievements are enabled and purely derived of your own merit, is in my eyes a severe ethical failing.

造形工房chevalier 造形作家アキ @現状は護憲派。 @aki_chevalier

a week ago

生成AIがもてはやされるようになって以降、絵描き始めクリエイターの能力を”特権”みたいに思って妬む人が一定数存在するのが可視化されたのは正直心底気持ち悪いと思ってる。 創作なんて降ってわいた才能だけで出来るようになるわけじゃなく90％以上くらいは努力だよ。それを選択した結果というだけ。

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