Azaran on 27/5/2024 at 19:06
100% AI generated music video
[video=youtube;-Nb-M1GAOX8]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-Nb-M1GAOX8[/video]
Azaran on 30/5/2024 at 11:46
Guy with a suspended driver's license attends his court call while driving
[video=youtube;2HpBOhrsAhc]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2HpBOhrsAhc[/video]
Azaran on 30/5/2024 at 18:58
The robots are finally here
[video=youtube;Sq1QZB5baNw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sq1QZB5baNw[/video]
Sulphur on 31/5/2024 at 05:13
Ah yes, fusing a robot worker chassis with software that routinely hallucinates responses and isn't capable of actual meaning-based reasoning isn't a bad idea at all. Beyond the smoke and mirrors, this is probably just a narrow set of limited tasks that it can execute that the engineers are showcasing, and that's probably for the best. The most impressive part of this is the manual dexterity on display. I wonder what the safeguards are - will it pick up someone's head and put it in the wash too if asked?
DuatDweller on 31/5/2024 at 09:45
I still remember all the hype with virtual reality in the middle 90s.
Repeat with AI hype.
heywood on 31/5/2024 at 14:14
Quote Posted by Sulphur
Ah yes, fusing a robot worker chassis with software that routinely hallucinates responses and isn't capable of actual meaning-based reasoning isn't a bad idea at all. Beyond the smoke and mirrors, this is probably just a narrow set of limited tasks that it can execute that the engineers are showcasing, and that's probably for the best. The most impressive part of this is the manual dexterity on display. I wonder what the safeguards are - will it pick up someone's head and put it in the wash too if asked?
Right. Figure 1 is an actor in a video. There's no way to know how much training was focused on the specific tasks and commands demonstrated in this video, or whether any of its demonstrated skills are really general purpose. Some or a lot of it could be scripted.
Azaran on 31/5/2024 at 14:46
I still see a lot of you thinking AI is just hype and meaningless at its core. Let's see where we're at in 10 years :p
And don't forget, it's the same smoke and mirrors that can now generate ultrarealistic videos
heywood on 31/5/2024 at 15:58
I don't think AI is hype or meaningless. There is a real AI revolution underway in software and the future of software engineering will be more about training systems than explicitly programming them. But I think most public attention has been on the novelty uses. In 10 years, I still expect androids to be in demos and not in homes and workplaces.
Sulphur on 31/5/2024 at 15:59
Quote Posted by Azaran
I still see a lot of you thinking AI is just hype and meaningless at its core. Let's see where we're at in 10 years :p
And don't forget, it's the same smoke and mirrors that can now generate ultrarealistic videos
No, we're just approaching it with an evaluative mindset and some knowledge about how these 'AI' models (spoiler:
not AI) work deep down. There are definite uses for what we're seeing here as automation tools, and it is going to be part of workflows everywhere whether we like it or not, but this stuff you're posting is not nearly as developed or ready as the swish marketing makes it appear to be to the layman.
Azaran on 18/7/2024 at 16:57
Best explanation of higher dimensions I've seen
[video=youtube;IYXX98GFcsQ]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IYXX98GFcsQ[/video]
