Morgan_
Duckerz
Whoever did the stamping has gonorrhea.
Gizmojunk
Antediluvian as Feck
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Bottom Right is corrupted Eissa.
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TorontoReign
Guest
Not an image. But can you believe this was written by a "bot"?
>>It was late when I first heard the loud clicking noise coming from outside. As I looked out of my bedroom window, the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze. And then, a shadow passed over it—which is when I saw it. A creature standing just outside the window, staring right at me. Its eyes were deep red with a venomous glow; they seemed to burn with a fire that made me shudder. The creature’s body was black as coal, with a large, thin tail near its rear. It hissed at me and tapped its long, sharp claws impatiently on a tree trunk. I grabbed the nearest weapon I could find—a baseball bat—and headed outside. The creature’s breath reeked of sulfur, and its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire. When it saw me, its feet hit the soil with thundering booms as if a skyscraper had crashed to the earth with each footfall. It lunged forward at me; its claws slashing wildly in the air.<<
That paragraph wasn’t written by an MFA, or a sci-fi author, but rather by a new online machine-learning platform called Sudowrite, which is billed as a tool to help with the creative-writing process. For the above paragraph, I wrote the first sentence—about the loud clicking noise—and the A.I. wrote the rest. The technology works using a platform from OpenAI, an artificial-intelligence research laboratory with a billion dollars in funding from Microsoft, and investments from Elon Musk. More specifically, it’s built on GPT-3, a component of the company that focuses on text. GPT-3 scrapes billions of words and learns from them using natural-language processing. Then, it gets to work. After reading Sudowrite’s first draft, I said I wanted more description. So the A.I. suggested we add some “smells,” and revised the text accordingly in a few seconds. While the story isn’t Pulitzer Prize–worthy (yet), I was startled by the algorithm’s ability to turn phrases like “the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze” and “its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire.”
The New Generation of A.I. Apps Could Make Writers and Artists Obsolete | Vanity Fair
Made by AI. Feminist Slim Shady.
Fucking christ. Where will this end. And this is just the "begining" of it all.
Soon, you’ll be asking yourself every time you read an article, Did a human write this, or did an algorithm? The answer is: You’ll never know.
Or ... someone makes an Ai to find out if something was created by an Ai! Ai's sniffing out Ai's in a grand battle.
We're really living in a dystopian cyberpunk universe. Soon @Kilus won't be alone anymore.
Also : Midjourney bullshit made by me (the Ai after feeding it this bullshit "Undead demon lich wearing a crimson cloak and a crown with diamonds, standing full body, head made of molten gold, dark, horror, occult, dark fantasy, mystic, lavish ornaments, beautiful dark chaos, swirling black frequency, grey and black background, very detailed, hyper realistic, Gerald Brom, Michael Whelan" ...) :
>>It was late when I first heard the loud clicking noise coming from outside. As I looked out of my bedroom window, the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze. And then, a shadow passed over it—which is when I saw it. A creature standing just outside the window, staring right at me. Its eyes were deep red with a venomous glow; they seemed to burn with a fire that made me shudder. The creature’s body was black as coal, with a large, thin tail near its rear. It hissed at me and tapped its long, sharp claws impatiently on a tree trunk. I grabbed the nearest weapon I could find—a baseball bat—and headed outside. The creature’s breath reeked of sulfur, and its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire. When it saw me, its feet hit the soil with thundering booms as if a skyscraper had crashed to the earth with each footfall. It lunged forward at me; its claws slashing wildly in the air.<<
That paragraph wasn’t written by an MFA, or a sci-fi author, but rather by a new online machine-learning platform called Sudowrite, which is billed as a tool to help with the creative-writing process. For the above paragraph, I wrote the first sentence—about the loud clicking noise—and the A.I. wrote the rest. The technology works using a platform from OpenAI, an artificial-intelligence research laboratory with a billion dollars in funding from Microsoft, and investments from Elon Musk. More specifically, it’s built on GPT-3, a component of the company that focuses on text. GPT-3 scrapes billions of words and learns from them using natural-language processing. Then, it gets to work. After reading Sudowrite’s first draft, I said I wanted more description. So the A.I. suggested we add some “smells,” and revised the text accordingly in a few seconds. While the story isn’t Pulitzer Prize–worthy (yet), I was startled by the algorithm’s ability to turn phrases like “the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze” and “its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire.”
The New Generation of A.I. Apps Could Make Writers and Artists Obsolete | Vanity Fair
Made by AI. Feminist Slim Shady.
Fucking christ. Where will this end. And this is just the "begining" of it all.
Soon, you’ll be asking yourself every time you read an article, Did a human write this, or did an algorithm? The answer is: You’ll never know.
Or ... someone makes an Ai to find out if something was created by an Ai! Ai's sniffing out Ai's in a grand battle.
We're really living in a dystopian cyberpunk universe. Soon @Kilus won't be alone anymore.
Also : Midjourney bullshit made by me (the Ai after feeding it this bullshit "Undead demon lich wearing a crimson cloak and a crown with diamonds, standing full body, head made of molten gold, dark, horror, occult, dark fantasy, mystic, lavish ornaments, beautiful dark chaos, swirling black frequency, grey and black background, very detailed, hyper realistic, Gerald Brom, Michael Whelan" ...) :
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Morgan_
Duckerz
Saving these.
Not an image. But can you believe this was written by a "bot"?
>>It was late when I first heard the loud clicking noise coming from outside. As I looked out of my bedroom window, the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze. And then, a shadow passed over it—which is when I saw it. A creature standing just outside the window, staring right at me. Its eyes were deep red with a venomous glow; they seemed to burn with a fire that made me shudder. The creature’s body was black as coal, with a large, thin tail near its rear. It hissed at me and tapped its long, sharp claws impatiently on a tree trunk. I grabbed the nearest weapon I could find—a baseball bat—and headed outside. The creature’s breath reeked of sulfur, and its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire. When it saw me, its feet hit the soil with thundering booms as if a skyscraper had crashed to the earth with each footfall. It lunged forward at me; its claws slashing wildly in the air.<<
That paragraph wasn’t written by an MFA, or a sci-fi author, but rather by a new online machine-learning platform called Sudowrite, which is billed as a tool to help with the creative-writing process. For the above paragraph, I wrote the first sentence—about the loud clicking noise—and the A.I. wrote the rest. The technology works using a platform from OpenAI, an artificial-intelligence research laboratory with a billion dollars in funding from Microsoft, and investments from Elon Musk. More specifically, it’s built on GPT-3, a component of the company that focuses on text. GPT-3 scrapes billions of words and learns from them using natural-language processing. Then, it gets to work. After reading Sudowrite’s first draft, I said I wanted more description. So the A.I. suggested we add some “smells,” and revised the text accordingly in a few seconds. While the story isn’t Pulitzer Prize–worthy (yet), I was startled by the algorithm’s ability to turn phrases like “the tall grass swayed in an unseen breeze” and “its hushed breathing carried an echo of a crackling campfire.”
The New Generation of A.I. Apps Could Make Writers and Artists Obsolete | Vanity Fair
Made by AI. Feminist Slim Shady.
Fucking christ. Where will this end. And this is just the "begining" of it all.
Soon, you’ll be asking yourself every time you read an article, Did a human write this, or did an algorithm? The answer is: You’ll never know.
Or ... someone makes an Ai to find out if something was created by an Ai! Ai's sniffing out Ai's in a grand battle.
We're really living in a dystopian cyberpunk universe. Soon @Kilus won't be alone anymore.
Also : Midjourney bullshit made by me (the Ai after feeding it this bullshit "Undead demon lich wearing a crimson cloak and a crown with diamonds, standing full body, head made of molten gold, dark, horror, occult, dark fantasy, mystic, lavish ornaments, beautiful dark chaos, swirling black frequency, grey and black background, very detailed, hyper realistic, Gerald Brom, Michael Whelan" ...) :
Again, human beings are being made out to be obsolete and you all are celebrating.
Celebrating? Are you mad woman. The more time I spend with this the more frightening it becomes to think about the possibilities. I am Surviving on Caffeeine and false hopes here! Celebrating she says.
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TorontoReign
Guest
I welcome our robot overlords.
Easy targets like you will be the first ones killed.
eissa
Artanis "Altáriel" Nerwen Nos Finwe
Not gonna lie, the top right image looks like something out of Silmarillion vague scenery. The grim fortress just right before green field of grass? That sounds like Thangorodrim.
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TorontoReign
Guest
Easy target? Bitch please.
I've seen someone in Midjourney do a quick Spider-verse in Tolkienstyle-mashup. And it was as awesome, as it was hilarious and mutated.
eissa
Artanis "Altáriel" Nerwen Nos Finwe
Watchout your quota uncle, that thing is expensive once you burned it out.
Charlie later clarified himself, but that didn’t stop Twitter users from coming after him. Many users criticized his editorial decision to include the AI-generated image in the article. However, Charlie is not the only one who has used AI-generated art. Many famous publications such as The Economist and Cosmopolitan have also used Midjourney’s AI to create magazine cover images.
Another interesting case was when Paul Tassi, a writer at Forbes, made some Destiny 2 concept art using Midjourney. He jokingly submitted the AI-generated art to a Destiny 2 fanart contest. However, Twitter users failed to see the sarcasm in his joke and got mad at him.
Destiny 2: The Final Shape (AI)
these are starting to get scary man pic.twitter.com/nXMhVfUCW8
— Paul Tassi (@PaulTassi) August 8, 2022
Midjourney AI Art Generator Is Going To Put Artists Out Of Work (fossbytes.com)
How long will it take till scammers and assholes out there recognize the potential of Ai for them I wonder? We are so not ready for this shit.
Another interesting case was when Paul Tassi, a writer at Forbes, made some Destiny 2 concept art using Midjourney. He jokingly submitted the AI-generated art to a Destiny 2 fanart contest. However, Twitter users failed to see the sarcasm in his joke and got mad at him.
Destiny 2: The Final Shape (AI)
these are starting to get scary man pic.twitter.com/nXMhVfUCW8
— Paul Tassi (@PaulTassi) August 8, 2022
Midjourney AI Art Generator Is Going To Put Artists Out Of Work (fossbytes.com)
How long will it take till scammers and assholes out there recognize the potential of Ai for them I wonder? We are so not ready for this shit.
eissa
Artanis "Altáriel" Nerwen Nos Finwe
Maybe you can work for me to make some nice Silmarillion concept arts.