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LOL. This matches my experience as a platform developer working with this tech for the past year for this same use case. Extensive QA + red-teaming shows that Generative AI consistently leaks data from the training sets and fine-tuning layers, while also just plain making shit up. None of my...

The AMD chips that would be challenging the 90 series are going to datacenter AI bros.

This came up as something to spend Bing points on. I don't play and have no idea how useful it is, but it might be useful to someone else that has a lot of Bing points.

It has impacted my job in that I make a lot more money now.

It's all actually anime's fault. Anime is the metavirus of degeneracy that broke down the doors for all the rest.

I guarantee I make more than you.

Porn is actually much easier because you can just reskin other porn with whatever you want. And porn is more suitable towards brief, gif-sized clips. People are already doing some crazy shit with porn, but it all basically just looks like anime bullshit very quickly.

This is my exact thought. Like, yes, if this tech is able to be integrated into existing video editing/CGI tools, then yes, awesome, it's going to save a lot of time and hopefully make bullshit CGI-fest movies look less bullshit. If that's not doable, what the fuck?

Generative "AI" really shows who is an actual skeptic vs who is super susceptible to bullshit while pretending to be a deep thinker.

Yes, I'm very worried about the job I had 4 jobs ago based on a number some website pulled out of their ass. These are all the same job and have wildly different scores. It also says a lower tier job like technician is less impacted by a higher tier role. This thing just makes shit up:

VC dollars:

https://openai.com/research/video-generation-models-as-world-simulators Here's the full "paper." Really, marketing material. A lot of this is very impressive. It doesn't say how many city blocks worth of electricity it took to generate some of these, but I can definitely see this tech being...

It's mostly just copying and splicing shit dude. It's all a grift. Will parts of this tech slowly make its way into other products? Sure. Will we all be prompt engineering everything 10 years from now? Fucking no. Spicy autocomplete is a not a panacea. But yes, marketing companies will...

Do we want to live in that world? Do we want to devote trillions of dollars of capital to building GPUs and power plants so generate even more fake corpo marketing BS?

The closer you look the weirder it gets. This one is just weird as hell:

Will spamming prompts end up being cheaper than the already-very-good CGI tools we already have? A whole lot of prompt-based, generative AI is just a toy in search of a problem. Prompting isn't stable or predictable enough for enterprise applications, this is obvious to anyone trying to build...

Unless you want stock footage of things that are actually real.

Remains to be seen. Without VC cash, none of these things are remotely profitable. The compute is way too expensive. Compute, and the energy it requires, would have to get a LOT cheaper and Moore's Law is pretty fuckin' dead at this point.

The biggest question is: why do we need this and what problem does it solve? A giant machine that turns out infinite crappy entertainment is what we already have: Hollywood and the video game industry. Even in the 'ideal' scenario where we end up in a world in which everyone gets their own...

There aren't going to be exponentially more GPUs, exponentially more wattage available to power then, nor exponentially larger training sets. There's no intelligence trick at work here, this is all done with brute-force compute. Like yes, I can see some odd scenarios where we end up turning...

Not liking a technology isn't misery. I think this technology has far more likelihood of producing more misery than producing anything that's actually good. This is just "two decades of overused CGI" cranked up to 11. I'm sick of fake, show me something real.

wow it splices together other people's videos into an incoherent mess "progress"

Planets and space are already linked in NMS. It's just that the planets aren't super interesting. If NMS is missing one thing, it's creating dynamically generated content that's actually fun. Not just the same ruin or wreck that you've seen a dozen times.

Strong doubt the two games will actually connect, but LNF tech might end up in NMS at some point to make the individual worlds more interesting.

Uh, calibrated properly this is not true, for gaming anyway. For media playback on most apps, HDR still sucks, but that's a software problem due to content owners distrusting PCs. https://apps.microsoft.com/detail/9N7F2SM5D1LR?rtc=1&hl=en-us&gl=US

lol lyft what the fuck

Yeah Nvidia literally is just a producer of intellectual property. It doesn't deserve to be a 1 trillion dollar company.

Certain AMEX cards are giving $120 bucks back on any Dell purchase $599 or more. Then I've got 10% back from a different shopping app.

So, I can get 240 dollars off the new Dell 32-inch QD-OLED. But do I really need yet another premium monitor?!? Do I?

I plan on keeping my direct S&P500 tracking equities. But everything else that's way above the trendline, gone at the next opportune moment.

My current theory is that it's very unlikely that the indexes end >5% up from where they are right now so I've started selling shit and putting it into 5.2% CDs.

you have to oil and lube your pals? wtf is this shit

Discovered a very weird cluster.

I'm just being accurate.

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