AngrilyEatingMuffins @ AngrilyEatingMuffins @kbin.social

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Unironically yes most people have

Yeah dropping in between BG3 and phantom liberty doomed them

So someone slowly froze a frog to death for internet points? Jesus fucking Christ

Awww man wtf why? This was gonna print money.

Oh wow! It’s you! From the tweets!!

You don’t really know what you’re talking about

No it isn’t?

https://www.babbel.com/en/magazine/language-most-words

We have plenty of homographs as well, “lead,” “bow,” etc but every once in a while I’m struck by just how massive the vocabulary of English is compared to… well, every other language.

Pretty much all of piracy is. That philosophy more or less birthed steam.

until doomblade :p

GPT4 or 3.5? What are you studying?

It got updated a few days ago and the new one is quantized so it's not quite as smart, might be part of it. The tuned GPTs or plugins make it better overall post-update, though, I think. But the base model definitely got a little dumber.

tapping a 6/6 to make 1/1s would feel weird AF, though

I just made a GPT for this and it was really awesome! Thanks!

I think this would be a good one to make a GPT of, that way you wouldn't have to keep prompting it and could refine it more easily as you go.

Ooh that's a neat fact. I wonder how much training it would take for it to be able to make those images. I'm not sure the available models are capable of that right now. They have trouble with English text and I'm sure that they're trained mostly on that. There's an added wrinkle to Arabic in that GPT writes from left to right. From my understanding models like BERT, ROBERTA and BART don't have that issue as readily, since they "read" bi-directionally. Pi does, as well. I don't know enough about the back-end of DALLE 3 to know if it would naturally have extra issues with Arabic but my suspicion is that it would not, as I imagine it uses a diffusion model, which works by refining random noise.

I'm not sure. I know it has different tunings but I don't know much about them.

Actually I do have one tip, though, which is to tell it to play make-believe, or pretend that it has an opinion and then tell you it. Many of the bots are highly pre-trained to respond asserting that they absolutely cannot have an opinion, which is more or less true. But their "made up" opinions tend to be pretty much the same regardless of when you've asked. So it can definitely make up its "mind" about something, which is of course a byproduct of biases of the texts its trained on or its application of logic and its "ethics." It makes sense within this context that their "opinions" would be the same regardless of when or how you ask.

I had a nice conversation with pi.ai about machine consciousness - but I did have to keep reminding it to pretend it had an opinion, or else it would default into the "as an AI I blah blah blah" stuff.

It tends to both-sides issues like that. Here’s its initial response as an example:

AI-generated art is a fascinating and rapidly evolving field. It has the potential to democratize artistic expression, enabling those without traditional artistic skills to create visually compelling works. This technology can also serve as a tool for professional artists, offering new possibilities in digital art and design.

However, it also raises important ethical and creative questions. Issues like originality, copyright, and the impact on traditional artists' livelihoods are significant concerns. The line between inspiration and appropriation can become blurred when AI systems are trained on existing artworks.

In essence, AI art represents both a remarkable technological achievement and a complex cultural phenomenon, with its benefits and challenges continually evolving as the technology advances.

I think since it “views” the technology as being best applied as assistance neither of your followups super apply. If you disagree OR agree I’m happy to ask it whatever followup you’d like me to.

most of it is in perfect iambic, as well.

Hark! Ye skeptics of this new-found art,
Born not of hand, but of machine's smart heart.
Think not of it as mere soulless craft,
But as a wondrous tool, with future aft.

Behold, how it doth weave with pixels bright,
Images that captivate our mortal sight.
No more the artist's hand alone creates;
Now, AI joins to open new floodgates.

'Tis true, the brush and pen hold ancient grace,
Yet fear not, for they shall not be displaced.
Instead, this new ally doth expand,
The realm of art, and lends a helping hand.

In sonnets sweet, the bard did once opine
Of love, of life, in meter and in line.
So too, this AI art doth find its place,
In the grand tapestry of human race.

Fear not the change, embrace it with good cheer,
For art evolves, as it hath yesteryear.
AI art is but a novel stage,
In mankind's long, unending, creative page.

Thus, let us toast to this new art form's birth,
A blend of tech and creativity's mirth.
For in this union, we may yet perceive
New beauty, new wonders, we can conceive.