AI strikes again!

[WildWestDesigns]

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The image end of things isn't much better, and progress has slowed to a snails pace. There currently isn't enough to train it, seriously, there isn't enough art in the world that hasn't already been used to advance it any farther, so the technology, in many ways has just stalled, which is why it's not getting that much better after a big quick leap over the last couple years.....

I would argue that it's actually starting to train off of other "AI" art/images right now. Kinda incestuous in a way.

And I'm sure that's happening in other areas as well.

I would be worried about the security implications of code as well given at least one company wants to make sure that in some way "AI" is being used by their employees. Ironically, it has to be forced. If the tools were good and the people that knew what they were doing had a legit reason to use them, they would be using them without the need of force. But I digress.

 

[DL Signs]

Kinda incestuous in a way.

Nothing says incest is involved more than this

 

[Ron at Forest Litho]

Just a question. and I'm not sure the answer. If chat gpt can vectorize an image that it created, what will that do to the industry?

Makes it easier for printers to print the art sent by clients that they did that way! Want to hear a better problem? There is a 3-D metal printing system that can print directly from an AI. No design program or middleman needed. So basically, Skynet is almost upon us.