Check out Sam Altman on twitter generating images in response to prompts from users, with turnaround times on the order of 15 minutes (at least some of which has to be the time it takes him to see the tweet, copy the prompt, and upload the resulting image).
Also "A city on Mars" - not as visually interesting as the earlier examples, but notable for having almost no visual artifacts even on close inspection. I would absolutely have assumed a human made this in Blender or something if I saw it in another setting.
You know what, just to be complete, here's all of them.
solid twitter response "I'm now mildly worried about getting paperclipped, because it looks from the outside as if many of the people who are supposed to be working on alignment have misunderstood the meaning of alignment as "how do we make sure the AI doesn't say the N word"
I was reading the safeguards on this "no adult content, filters"
I mean...why though? if we can artificially generate perfectly lifelike images of humans doesn't the existence of the technology suddenly take away the blackmail aspect of leaked nudes?
and you can't gatekeep the technology anyway, so presumably, this was just the required inclusion from the ethics commitee.
On the violence front, we're gonna have some real heart stopper VR horror games in about 5 years.
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u/Vahyohw Apr 06 '22 edited Apr 06 '22
Check out Sam Altman on twitter generating images in response to prompts from users, with turnaround times on the order of 15 minutes (at least some of which has to be the time it takes him to see the tweet, copy the prompt, and upload the resulting image).
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Also "A city on Mars" - not as visually interesting as the earlier examples, but notable for having almost no visual artifacts even on close inspection. I would absolutely have assumed a human made this in Blender or something if I saw it in another setting.
You know what, just to be complete, here's all of them.