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That what I was told by a math teacher friend. I mentionned the difficulties, so far, for AI to understand more complex compositions, and she told me some of her students would have difficulty following the drawing instructions as well...

While I also have answers that get far into the realms of politics as defined by the moderation team, and therefore can't be discussed here, I wonder why those who simultaneously aknowledge that AI is going to remove a lot of jobs, probably more than many realize, AND have concluded with...

Why wouldn't they make deal with everyone? There are enough parties interested in buying their data so that an exclusive deal would prove less profitable, wouldn't it?

And if he isn't, why is the Madonna del Latte a painting by Verrochio and not by his student, Lorenzo di Credi? Edit: the story goes that Verrochio stopped painting to focus on scultpure after assessing his student Leonardo Da Vinci had surpassed him, but the Madonna del Latte was mostly done...

OpenAI just implemented inpainting into Dall-E, but they are far from being the leaders in this. They are more laggards, because they cater to the "make pretty pictures quick" market, not people who have a specific image in mind and try to get it to physical/digital form. I'd say a director is...

Plus, Adobe probably owns the licence because 90% of users didn't read the licensing terms. IMHO, this poster emphasizes a paradoxical situation, where both the largest companies (who mostly do not do AI, but are large enough to finance it until it becomes profitable) and the "little people" are...

Many people think that the creation process is limited to type "1girl, big boobs, short skirt" and voilà, art. Or "write me a book about a guy like me with a harem of big boobed girls" and voilà, novel. Either they are out of touch with the tools available or they are demeaning the work of...

I have read here that some court in the US has deemed AI product to be public domain (which I find very difficult to understand, but why not). It would mean that AI-helped medecine research would be public domain too, leading to the ruin of Big Pharma if they can't patent their molecules...

AI will help representatives to do their job with regard to amending legislative texts in France, by identifying text proposals that have been already discussed. https://fr.news.yahoo.com/budget-l-intelligence-artificielle-pourrait-171015132.html It reduces to 15 minutes a work that used to...

I think the turning point is M3's unified memory architecture, that might help implement AI tools directly on the desktop without too much loss of performance.

I'd hope they will make a previous verbal command like "enact a plan to make the North American electric grid impervious to attacks". That would be the smart thing to do, if AGI becomes (infinitely) more effective than humans. Because what they see as a problem isn't that the NA electric grid is...

In art? I don't think there is any worry. Sure, it might for a lot of drawings and illustrations for commercial usages, but frankly I think very few people look at who made the art on the cover of a book or a ravioli preserve. But artists will just have a newer tool to add to their toolbox to...

Yup, it seems related to the replacement of the CEO, as investors would like to see monetization happening. It's strange because this thread had explained to me that AI companies were all making billions? In the meantime, they release Stable Audio. While I really don't know about its quality...

They should certainly move their training companies, if they want to make "profit" out of it, to places where it is allowed. If the US law determines that scraping the Internet to create a model is illegal, it doesn't follow that everything generated by the model is infringing copyright by...

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No. It is the canonical hasty generalization, as I explained by providing several illlustrations of this fallacy. You looked into a few companies (some which are quite removed from the field of AI, I mean OK, Boeing or the US government are certainly looking a lot into AI but they are not really...

Since you didn't want to engage, I usually don't push it. However, since you're pushing for it, I will do what I generally don't do, which is underlining the logical fallacy of your post. First, you present some elements pointing to the existence of countries with much lower social standards...