AI is your new master ....

[huckbucket]

I wonder what we think we are doing.

Ha! Truer words.

[mud]

Winging it then leaving the next gen with the after party clean up.
CNBC has been pushing Anthropic, started by an ex OpenAI engineer.
I'm checking it out as a replacement for google search.
https://www.anthropic.com/news/claude-3-family

[gointhedistance]

Thought this was both comical and ominous...
I recently tried to use SORA as a video creator to build a short promo video for a professional (nothing nefarious) business. I'm not an AI expert - but I used a tool that I saw a few example prompts of and was impressed by the results. Thought I would give it a try... so in the prompt I asked it to reference a company (company is in the eco-friendly space, light/modern branding), its website, branding and messaging, logo, etc. to build a this promo video and was surprised when this was the result - see photo:



Does this mean we are already doomed?

[mud]

What are you using for prompts?
I’ve been using ideogram and capcut with interesting results.
“Colorado Department of Wildlife announces wolves have been successfully reintroduced back into society.”

[JimmyCarter]

Dey took our jerrbbbssssss

[gointhedistance]

"A promotional video with voiceover for the business 'xxxxx', referencing the website 'xxxxx'.com for brand story and imagery, outline the company messaging while showcasing images of sustainably built homes, video should be professional and compelling, include the company logo as a corner watermark"
This was similar to some of the examples I saw... with very different results.

[MultiVerse]

“Colorado Department of Wildlife announces wolves have been successfully reintroduced back into society.”

Susan is into it

[mud]

https://www.d-id.com/

[huckbucket]

https://www.d-id.com/

Personification is next. Identities. Personalities. Companies will buid their whole image around it.

[mud]

Internet is already 50%+ - bots. I see this as a win.
Will completely disrupt social media influencers and sales, dating sites are now dead, overall it may be
good, driving people back outside to meet after 3 decades on navel gazing online.

[PB]

Downside: bars will be insufferable.

[basinbeater]

The company I work for is gathering info on AI for use in contact centers. We envision it's use in complaint categorization, regulatory risk identification on customer interactions, QA. Lots. And lots. And I mean lots of potential applications. I managed to get myself in the group that will be requesting and evaluating proposals from ai vendors. Change is in the air.

[dunfree]

The new NYC legal chatbot is hilarious.
https://www.thecity.nyc/2024/03/29/a...mall-business/

I think a couple I saw were “can I fire someone for clocking in before I have sex with them at work? Yes”
and
“can I fire someone for telling someone else about the the double set of books I hide? Yes”

[NBABUCKS1]

makes songs from prompts. this is ridiculous

https://www.suno.ai/

[singlesline]

Turns out the whole thing where Amazon had stores where you could just grab items and walk out...was basically just people in India behind the scenes, not AI:
https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024...deo-reviewers/


Even after years of doing it, they still had an extreme amount of manual review

"As of mid-2022, Just Walk Out required about 700 human reviews per 1,000 sales, far above an internal target of reducing the number of reviews to between 20 and 50 per 1,000 sales," the report said.

[mud]

makes songs from prompts. this is ridiculous

https://www.suno.ai/

Well that was bleak.
Daft Punk is still the Gold standard in stealing from the best and making it their own.
https://www.reddit.com/r/DaftPunk/co...les_breakdown/

[Rasputin]

I'd heard the name Daft Punk before, and today I heard something by them on the radio (not my radio, but one in a place I was waiting). I thought "Wow this is really lacking in talent, it amazes me what passes for music these days." Then the station break came on and they identified the "artist".

[Rideski]

Maybe you heard a bad song, but Daft Punk has been making women dance since 97.

[heckacali]

I'd heard the name Daft Punk before, and today I heard something by them on the radio (not my radio, but one in a place I was waiting). I thought "Wow this is really lacking in talent, it amazes me what passes for music these days." Then the station break came on and they identified the "artist".

Psst, hey boomer, Jerry's been dead for 30 years, the world moved on.

[fomofo]

Oh, it's still moving...



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[Thaleia]

I'd heard the name Daft Punk before, and today I heard something by them on the radio (not my radio, but one in a place I was waiting). I thought "Wow this is really lacking in talent, it amazes me what passes for music these days." Then the station break came on and they identified the "artist".

Their music isn't my thing but that comment about lack of talent is really ignorant.

Have a look at how they sculpted their samples (with year 20 year old technology)



https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7XL4gAwo39c

You don't have to like house music to admit that is seriously impressive.

edit 25 y/o technology

[subtle plague]

Their music isn't my thing but that comment about lack of talent is really ignorant.

Have a look at how they sculpted their samples (with year 20 year old technology)



https://www.youtube.com/shorts/7XL4gAwo39c

You don't have to like house music to admit that is seriously impressive.

edit 25 y/o technology

I mean it's alright, But it's not Phish.

[schuss]

I mean it's alright, But it's not Phish.

Right, it's not mediocre music largely popular because Jerry died?

[Rasputin]

Their music isn't my thing but that comment about lack of talent is really ignorant.

You don't have to like house music to admit that is seriously impressive.

My musical taste is not "ignorant". Apparently what impresses you is something I find uninteresting, simplistic, and barely inventive. However I understand that there is no accounting for taste (whether mine or anyone else's), which explains why some want to employ AI to replace human creativity and art, and I find music created without the rhythm of a human body's movement to feel soulless, talentless and entirely unimpressive.

[Thaleia]

If you ever admit the irony of what you just posted, perhaps we can continue this.