I just tried messing around with Google's image generator. More realistic looking than Bing. Although I can't make it get rid of headphones. I guess all audiophiles only use headphones. Even with this prompt.
A man listening to his stereo in his
wonders what the peanut gallery has to say 
What I'm discussing is that the training set gets modified based on incomplete and incorrect information and errors it makes. Then it incorporates that in future requests. It is not traditional code-based programming, but it has rules and processes included in the deep learning process.They work in an opaque way by association of images and descriptions in the training set, not by input of a list of facts or rules.
That is not the case, AI is trained on very specific data sets. An image generation AI would do a very poor job doing an delivery route optimization process.But what is never mentioned is that the training materials are nothing more than "the entire output of mankind."
That is not the case, AI is trained on very specific data sets. An image generation AI would do a very poor job doing an delivery route optimization process.
I disagree with the premise that AI collects\operations based on "the entire output of mankind" - while this might be arguable on the surface, it's not that simple.As a reminder, this is what I said: "But what is never mentioned is that the training materials are nothing more than "the entire output of mankind."
So, if it is not data that Man created, what data is it?
I just tried messing around with Google's image generator. More realistic looking than Bing. Although I can't make it get rid of headphones. I guess all audiophiles only use headphones. Even with this prompt.
A man listening to his stereo in his listening room no headphones
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Thank You Dingman, I appreciate your overture toward WillVT's intent regarding this thread.EDIT: sorry, I just want to see fun interesting images here, I'm shutting up now.
I also assume that the "demo versions" of these AIs that the public can access are severely crippled so that no useful commercial value can be extracted without paying Google.
Strange and bizarre can be very funny.Insert post #43 here.
Oh, my bad. Sorry!Thank You Dingman, I appreciate your overture toward WillVT's intent regarding this thread.
Now, as to everyone else, can we please have no more debate on where AI gets it's info, where it's going in it's future, and how long till it starts using us all as it's food source?
A bunch of us are really only lookin to enjoy some cool & interesting views on how present day AI sees our world when it's asked to.......![]()
Maybe screen doors on a submarine. A male plane. Big foot by different names. The flying spaghetti monster.Ok, , , a request to the guys who are getting the AI to create the images;
Let's make this fun by getting people to suggest different themes of pics we'd like to see AI create, and then the AI guys can feed it into the AI and post the results.
My opening suggestion will be "Steampunk Airplane"
Let's see what it comes up with for that![]()
Ok, , , a request to the guys who are getting the AI to create the images;
Let's make this fun by getting people to suggest different themes of pics we'd like to see AI create, and then the AI guys can feed it into the AI and post the results.
My opening suggestion will be "Steampunk Airplane"
Let's see what it comes up with for that![]()




Here ya go. First two are Google, second two are Bing.
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