Crows laying traps for other birds would be wild. Survival books sometimes talk about laying snares for birds in trees using wire.
"They've built a library of small building blocks for character movements. These blocks can be combined in various ways to create a wide range of animations."
That's what they patented. Their animations a tiny bit more modular. The patent and copyright system is literally only their to fuck us.
Model: Dalle-3 Prompt: Goku passing a tiny conical inverted very slim small cone of paper by the tip, the base of the cone is on fire and smouldering with smoke. detailed background, black and white manga, rastafari, hydro, Glaucom. Goku is saying "Rastafari" in a speech bubble
Original author: QuasarIR
There isn't any open source solution possible if AI models are beholden to copyright laws.
This is advocating for a world where only a handful of companies would be able to train AI models, and the rest of us would become their pets as we move towards an AI driven society.
The artist and writers already lost, there is no going back. Now we see if we all win together or if only google, openai, shutterstock, Adobe, stack overflow, github and reddit win since they are the only ones with the data or able to pay for it.
The shadow part is usually implied, I'm surprised to see it actually written
Go to the press, make it public. They will only hurt you to silence you, once it's out there, it's too late. The press would love this story too
Model: Epic Realism V3 Prompt: (far intricate isometric side painting of the inside of a church, far view, zommed out, jail, octane render, 3d render, photo realistic, dreamlike, art by greg rutkowski and miyazaki and leonid afremov, Isometricclas2-10, isometric-10, intricate details, masterpiece, hd, vivid, beautiful rose window, intricate colored window, pews, wooden benches, lora:Isometric-10:0.7 lora:Isometricclas2-10:0.9 Negative prompt: (worst quality, low quality, artifacts, pencil lines:1.4), person, sketch, drawing, ugly, (deformed:2), low quality, spots, low resolution, drab, red spots, small red decoration, red artifacts, red spots, people, statues, stairs, (blurry, fog, mist), broken furniture, error, defect Steps: 23, Sampler: Euler a, CFG scale: 7, Seed: 1704927937, Size: 1024x512, Model: epicrealism_pureEvolutionV3, Clip skip: 2, ENSD: 31337, Tiled Diffusion: {"Method": "MultiDiffusion", "Tile tile width": 96, "Tile tile height": 96, "Tile Overlap": 48, "Tile batch size": 1}, CFG Rescale phi: 0, Lora hashes: "Isometric-10: 6ce624414ca6, Isometricclas2-10: 10561d86b7ac", Version: v1.4.0-RC-14-gdbc88c96
The ask_____ format is good because it's easy to find and jump to it's sister communities like ask historians and ask electricians, etc
Dalle2 was always kind of shit tbh.
The internet belongs to everyone, google should have as much right to it as us. I use public data when I make a fine tune of an llm or a stable diffusion lora.
The only ones to benefit from restricting data access are the big companies, because they already have it all. Don't fall into the trap of advocating for a closed copyrighted internet, it will only hurt the little guys and literally no one else.
All llms are made with scraped data, all image generative services as well.
If data were to become restricted and not public property the moment it's posted online, then only Adobe and Shutterstock could legally make an image generation service.
Don't fall into the game of trying to restrict public data, it will only hurt us, the little guys, in the long run.
Building a carless society will take time but we need to get rid of gas right now. The difference of emission for the use and manufacturing of an EV is absolutely not close to the cost of use and manufacturing of an ice vehicle PLUS literally burning gallons just to move it.
Oil companies, their assets and the assets of the barons who own them should be violently seized and used to offset the cost of what they created. Until that happens, we will have to suffer a bit or we will be stuck suffering so much more probably sooner than we think.