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That's interesting. Coffee price seems closer than food's. A subsidized sandwich + cookie is €3.30 (=6.70 NZD) at the student's cafeteria. That's probably the cheapest meal available. I checked the unsubsidized price would be 11,16 NZD.

The hoki fish and chips is sold at the price of a local coffee. Too bad it's kind of inconvenient to commute to NZ for lunch.

with Z-Image Turbo: More a village than a city... Let's try again: And a printer-friendly version for annotation (just add your key and arrows or number) :

I picked up mythology before school touched those subject (latin classes and litterature). I distinctly remember an end of year (where we were mostly playing and bringing games at school) where I brought a book about greek mythology at age 9, and there was an illustration of Pegasus on the...

I think Umbran's point was that if US AI-model making companies go bust, no other company will be able to afford training model further to reach a better level that what we have now, despite having huge datacenters built and now left without customers and therefore a heavily depressed price for...

Tech companies in this case are mostly Chinese university labs when it comes to open weight models. China has also recently pledged to funnel trillions into AI over the next few years on top on their public research. I am not sure their goal is as profit-oriented, especially short term profit...

So far, OK. That's where you're confused. Trillions of dollars are spent by a few companies (and nations) to create an infrastructure to train models, for a variety of purposes, in order, they hope, to reach goals proportionnate to the sums they spend. This efforts, on their way to reach this...

I think maybe his methodology has a flaw as he only tried short excerpts. It's easier to get a text right when it's a paragraph long (hence the success of things like Copilot to execute tasks like "take my email draft and turn it into a fully written one"). What LLMs currently don't do well is...

True... And that may be why big red buttons for AI shouldn't be handled by the AI itself, like most technologies in need of a kill swtich. If your nuclear reactor killswitch depends on everything being OK within the reactor to shut it down (for example, being powered by the functionning...

On the plus side, 28% get it right. Given that ChatGPT entered the public awareness 3 years ago, and that honestly it's not intuitive, having one person in four already understanding it is not that bad. Sure 3-out-of-4 persons will think it either stores all the data intact to regurgitates it or...

Eritrea and Iran, apparently.

While there is some doubt about the legality of training AI on IP you don't have a specific license to in some countries -- that's why several other countries actively adopted regulation to ensure it's legal, removing the doubt there -- there is little doubt that using an AI generator to copy...

I live to please... Requested to load Lumina2 loaded completely; 19394.36 MB usable, 11739.55 MB loaded, full load: True 100%|████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████████| 9/9 [00:16<00:00, 1.80s/it] Unloaded partially: 7370.80 MB freed, 4368.77 MB...

Pinterest pin about wearing two necklaces for fashion. Including same pendant: I wouldn't call AI putting two necklaces with an obvious symbolic motive (repeated on her staff and headband) an error when real people are doing it with no particular justification. Also, in fairness, I won't...