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That is an impressive extrapolation of intent based on such a limited description. Might be worth experimenting to see at what point a minimal description breaks the model.
Can you use a Google voice number?
Laughed out loud. Very very loud. This laugh goes up to 11
I saw a couple where the prompts were "Explain why bananas are racist" and "explain why bread is racist". It made a surprisingly coherent argument for both foods being racist.
"Been training a series of diffusion upsamplers that can take in low fidelity audio and hallucinate back the details. Getting some decent results from starting samples as low as 750hz - will see how much better it gets with more training.
It's coming for everything. Time to get good at haircuts and happy endings, until the AI crawls into a meat suit.
+1 for the Spinal Tap reference!! I suppose if they ever have a reunion album they can use this. I’m tempted to actually try to use something from this site for a parody video but I’m not sure I could pull it off.
https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2022/dec/08/the-guardian-view-on-chatgpt-an-eerily-good-human-impersonator?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other
Chat GPT could generate (somewhat) valid vex code for use in the graphics software I use, Houdini. Has anyone asked it to generate a midi file? I wonder where that might lead...
A Houdini user - what do you do? Do you work in VFX?
You’ve been able to do this, and much better, with other AI apps since at least 2020. It’s nothing new. And, as usual, Musk is claiming credit for inventing something that’s an inferior version of something someone else had done years ago.
Musk is literally a moron. He thinks selling a game written in Basic at 12 years old is an achievement, while at the same time in the U.K. kids as young as 9 were selling games written in machine code.
Here’s an AI story I made two years ago using a much better app than Musk’s. My prompts
are in brackets:
(I had made my decision. I must travel into the land of the dead.)
The journey was not easy, but it was not as difficult or dangerous as some might think. The only real danger came when we were crossing a river in the middle of the night and an army of undead attacked us from behind. They did not know what they faced; their attack was instinctive, mindless, and totally unexpected. I killed many with cold iron before the rest fled back to whatever dark hole they crawled out of at dawn.
As for me...
(I had entered the land of the dead, and I must find Glen Campbell, to steal a song from him.)
It would be no small task, nor would it be simple. But there is nothing that cannot be done if one has sufficient determination. And so I began my search.
It took months. Months during which I lived among the dead and learned all about them, how they thought, acted, fought.
(Then one evening, I heard the sweet sound of a glen campbell song floating through the ether.)
I followed it until I found its source: a young man sitting on a hilltop playing his guitar.
(I asked him where I could find the song's author.)
He told me he didn't know. Then he sang another song. This time, however, it wasn't Glen Campbell who wrote it.
(I walked away. Songs by anyone other than glen campbell are not songs in my opinion. And this was a very bad song. I guessed the young man had written it himself.)
I resumed my search for the only true songwriter, Glen campbell.
After more months, I finally discovered him—sitting alone on a beach, staring into the sea. As usual, he wore sunglasses, although the sun never shone upon him. When he saw me approaching, he started singing "Rhinestone Cowboy." That was enough for me.
(Play 'Galvestone' I said.)
He looked surprised but complied. After two verses, I stopped him. Play something else, I said.
"What do you want?" he snapped angrily.
)'I want a new song' I said. 'Something unreleased. Something you wrote after you died. I want to take it back to the land of the living.')
He stared at me for several seconds then smiled slowly. "You're crazy," he said.
"Maybe,' I answered.
He stood up and tossed aside his guitar. "Come with me."
We left the beach and went down a long winding road toward a large house surrounded by trees. We climbed three flights of stairs to a room on the second floor. There we sat across from each other, facing the window. Outside, the sun set over the ocean.
In silence, Glen Campbell reached inside his jacket pocket and removed a small black notebook. Opening it carefully, he began reading aloud.
"The memory banks of our minds contain millions of pictures, sounds, smells, tastes, emotions, sensations... all sorts of things. Each one of these memories is like a tiny box filled with treasure. If we can remember everything, we will have power beyond anything ever imagined. Power over ourselves, others, nature... even death itself!"
Glen Campbell closed the book and handed it to me. "That's your song. You've got what you wanted.
('But where is the melody?' I asked him.)
"It doesn't matter. The words are all that matters."
I opened the notebook again, looking through it quickly. It contained just four pages; Glen had been writing lyrics, not music.
('Is there someone in the land of the dead who will set these words to music?' I asked him.)
"No one here knows how to play an instrument, much less write a song."
('What about John Lennon?' I said. 'Surely he can play an instrument and write a song. What about Beethoven or Mozart for Chrissakes?')
"John Lennon? No way! He's a wimp. Besides, he's too busy being a hippie, hanging around dope dealers, and chasing women. He's not in my league. I'm talking about a real musician, a genius, a master of the craft. Like me, you know.
I nodded.
('Where's the best place to find such a person?')
He thought about it for a moment. Then he grinned.
('Hell?' I said.)
"Yes, Hell. I'll show you the way.'
Yes!
Was in the effects department at R&H for 19 years and am now an effects animator at Walt Disney Animation. So lots of water, magic energy, clouds, explosions, etc. (fun fact: I made that pug smoke in Men In Black II. That one cracks me up 
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Nice! I'm 3D artist as well (I work freelance).
Oh brother, here we go.... tinfoil hats on everyone.
Or just look at what they say and do themselves. The conspiracy theory people have been more right than wrong, especially recently.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/World_Economic_Forum
They have? Like what?
Just look around. I’m not going to derail the thread by delving into conspiracy theories.
I look and see Alex Jones. Conspiracy theories worked well for him - only cost him about a billion dollars.
Oh great - let's put more people out of work.
Not a nice future...
Interesting discussion on Reddit but from the angle of music: https://www.reddit.com/r/synthesizers/comments/zllji1/will_ai_impact_music_as_it_is_now_impacting_the/?utm_source=share&utm_medium=ios_app&utm_name=iossmf
Haha, ah, musk.
Dude, I was pretty invested by the end of that! Have you been exploring this kind of writing? I loved seeing how you interacted with the app. How does that writing process feel?
I loved this^