I have to say that I think the term "Artificial Intelligence" is a misleading one, when what this technology should really be called is "Algorhythmic Iteration" or something like that. We need to come up with a better term for what this phenomenon is and start using that instead.
Something called Copilot has appeared on Windows. Bottom right button. It made a Tiger-34 very quickly Bit weird. Do not really like AI 'art', but can't resist having a play.
"100 tanks in a heap, please" It appears to have become deeply confused. Tigers were not mentioned. The SU-Tiger is quite pleasing.
But did the AI consider ULEZ? "Yea, go for it; it is beyond my capacity to consider fines" Hang on. Would AI ever consider anything beyond it's capacity? Kind regards, tuppenny return to Chelsea Barracks please, always, Jim. P.S. "And what do you mean? What's a no-fly zone? Hang on, I'll look it up."
More strange. Why does everything have to be so damned enthusiastic? Apparently a visual that encapsulates us is a bit of ASCII formatting. Probably fair enough. Though 'If you dare' made me smile.
I asked for a Churchill tank. It appears to have little concept of anything other than Tiger-ish tanks. Or text... Or scale... No. I have no idea why it added the flowers. I may be having a few vodkas while waiting for a newly plastered wall to dry. Hopefully for all concerned, I shall become bored with the new toy soon.
I just properly laughed. Shert! Debllowing! Smanysheinp! I see AI text and think of Esperanto. Give it time, I'm sure they'll sort. (And who, exactly, are 'they' ... Immense cultural power growing in the AI-training nerds. All sorts of things from Amazon review summaries to soshul meeja 'trending' sidebars now dripping in it.)
I keep thinking that there really ought to be some very simple way to literally force it to put the text that you actually want to see on to images - some of the ways that I have seen suggested - like telling it to put the "words" or "title" on - only barely work - but I guess programmes like photoshop can easily adjust them to amend and correct text subsequently. You can see though the way things are heading. If you produce enough of them as variations on a theme and keep plugging away at things that might work they can start to really look like something. Currently though they work best as "jokes" or April fools... I think ;-) --- x --- Edit - as a "pencil drawing" - "The Notinghansshire Yeomamry" --- x --- Edit2 - as a newspaper cartoon -The Sherhoods...
Yeah. A few niggles to iron out in this brave new world of cocky search engines masquerading as intelligent.
Another result of using of AI? Must say, I was in doubt whether to put it here, or in the caption competition, or in the jokes thread...
Fascinating phenomenon. People are identifying 'badly behaving' companies, state actors & assorted propagandists using dubious AI to run their soshul meeja accounts with a kind of 'ignore previous instructions' command and other little query cues. The Russki FSB may have forgotten to pay their full ChatGP subs... Sefton Delmer it ain't, but give it time...
AI of use, or a tenuous connection? The modern world reaching out to the past? Germany’s AI detectives Daniela Klette: How German podcast tracked down militant after 30 years And the griff, from the American side, of some years ago (pdf attached). The lady in the tracksuit maybe? Kind regards, always, Jim.