I've been trying to figure out how to make it visually easy to follow for a while. I agree, but am limited with what I have.
There's a lot of stuff it can't do yet. I have been trying to connect text to image to NeRF for a while now and haven't quite figured it out. I do know what a GUI for a set up should look like.
That's my one big complaint about Bloodstained. It was promoted as 2D.
That's sort of the basis of my thesis project. I have seen a lot of back and forth but very little from anyone who actually understands it. So, my project was to design something using AI. If I had a question I made a smaller project to analyze the question. I haven't posted any of those projects here out of fear someone would trace it back to me.
The best opinion is that AI is a tool that helps you do things a large room of people could do. That large room represents several fields and talents. I can't program, but I can get ChatGPT to do something for me. I need some quick art, so MidJourney helps me. I need exact measurements and Revit does most of the work. Suddenly I am everything needed for a large design firm. I can make several products, and make it seem like I have several people doing the job.
This means those who don't understand AI are in trouble, and those who do can replace them. It's neither good nor bad. Imagine some guy with an office in his house that covers Architecture, Animation, videogames, and even books with ease.
We are in for a change, it will have a lot of difficulties, but it will transition to something cool.
I'll have to be careful then.
I think its easier to just say, "We showed the people who actually made the game."
That's why it caught my attention as well.
Thank you. It has helped me with my Thesis project because now I have a long list of articles and news about AI.
It happens, and I suspect the Walmart doesn't know the difference either.
Me too. I think about it every day.
It has a 1TB already.
Why the long face?
The Starfield gameplay doesn't look too bad either.
My local Walmart is selling a series X for $300. That's sort of worth it.
AI fear mongering proves how much they have no idea how it works
I loved how he tried to be Captain America for a while after Cap died, and eventually couldn't do it.
Not Gaymer.
I like it. Convention season is around this time as well.
Based on my experience, normal is a common set of experiences and an IQ below 120. If you don't have one of those, you are weird. For some reason people don't look beyond the 120 mark for explanations in personality and just ascribe it to autism or something.
But enough about the wet side of the Pacific North West.
A feel good moment.
Yeah, that's something I've been learning about tech. To do something you need to understand it first then use it. Few people do that, and just demand it work.
That would be fun to read.
The competition for worst governor during Covid was a race between the states in the west coast. It was truly horrifying to watch. Any of them running for president should be running for their lives.
We literally called the Washington Governor the Emperor because of all that he was doing.
That's what they get for demanding Zahi Hawas talk about black Egyptians.
When there's 1000 men to 1 woman, it kind of works out that way.
He sued OpenAI for slander. It's in my propaganda section.
Thank you for the article. It will be placed in the next giant list.
The thing about AI is that it's taking a lot of the jobs that don't need thought away. I made a presentation entirely by AI. I threw pictures into a frame with a paragraph and title and the AI showed me different ways to display it. I know people that spend days on a single slide.