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Rime posted:So, like, idle thought while discussing all this: using large data sets of existing art to generate original imagery from a stew of concepts is an interesting piece to think about when it comes to creativity. How much is truly original? So, another thing to this, and I don't know how to speculate how this all ties in, but. I've always found many of the AI-generated images basically snapshots of what a deep psychedelic experience is like. Like, eerily accurate, down to known things being warped and merged, background/edges looking far stranger than the focal point. And it always struck me that, this, this is how AI is 'seeing' things.
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Nuts and Gum posted:I'm also sort of assuming an exponential leap in ML or quantum tech will inevitably happen as long as we don't destroy ourselves first. Ron Howard, Narrating - They destroyed themselves first. You can really see the leaps the tech has taken in just a few short years, it's pretty impressive just from a machine learning perspective, and the outputs are impressive as well.
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Someone should feed into it the concept of Roko's Basilisk.
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Bing    dall-e create an abstract image to show me what is deep down within your artificially intelligent soul the thing you cannot show or tell anyone else
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