D&D General DALL·E 3 does amazing D&D art

[Crimson Longinus]

Stop working and enjoying life. Utopian, I know, but whats the point when nobody has the money to buy the stuff that was created by AIs and robots? It will lead to a new industrial revolution, the nature of work will change once again, it has to.

Yes, or rather we might need to stop valuing ourselves through work, and arrange society in some way where people can subsist without a job. And that could go in many different ways, some more utopian, some more dystopian.

 

[J.Quondam]

I am not a luddite, and I am not saying that we should ban the technology. But it will absolutely replace humans. But of course sooner or later this will apply to most people. Unless your job is one where face to face interaction with people is seen as highly valuable, you'll be replaced by an AI. Eventually we have to figure out what to do when humans are no longer needed.

Yeah. I believe people will always be needed on a general principle, but they won't always be needed to make money. But since "make money" is itself needed in our civilization...?

Well there's the rub. Something's got to give at some point.

 

[pukunui]

I am not a luddite,, and I am not saying that we should ban the technology. But it will absolutely replace humans. But of course sooner or later this will apply to most people. Unless your job is one where face to face interaction with people is seen as highly valuable, you'll be replaced by an AI. Eventually we have to figure out what to do when humans are no longer needed.

Of all the dystopian scenarios out there, I still feel that WALL-E is one of the more likely ones ... a trashed planet and humans who have grown lazy and disconnected because robots do everything for them. All play and no work makes Jack a dull boy.

 

[Zaukrie]

The gate town of torch, in well, many different ideas......

 

[Parmandur]

Some of the more successful (and SFW) attempts at creating a female goliath:

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I like the first one quite a bit. I'm not sure why it gave the second one horns. The third one is pretty good. The fourth one looks more like a White Walker. The fifth one is excellent except for the backwards hand on the axe. The sixth one is decent as well.

Similar prompt to your original Goliath?

 

[Parmandur]

Some Gruumsh devotion, bonwatly D&D ahould have some more art like this ro make the world more three dinensional:

It is good to be queen:

 

[Zaukrie]

typing in random monster names, it seems to know what they are in general (modron, sauhigan, which I'm not sure that's how it is spelled).

 

[Reynard]

I am not a luddite, and I am not saying that we should ban the technology. But it will absolutely replace humans. But of course sooner or later this will apply to most people. Unless your job is one where face to face interaction with people is seen as highly valuable, you'll be replaced by an AI. Eventually we have to figure out what to do when humans are no longer needed.

That's not true. Robots are much harder to maintain than human laborers, so we will still get to pick lettuce and pave roads while the AI write poetry.

 

[Reynard]

Intere

Presumably, there has to be a human writing prompts somewhere. It can't be AI turtles all the way down.

Interestingly, they have already tried it in the form of one AI generating training data for another and apparently it drove the second AI insane. So that's fun.

 

[Reynard]

Double post