Here’s your AI astonishment/nightmare fuel for today:
"TL;DR: single portrait photo + speech audio = hyper-realistic talking face video with precise lip-audio sync, lifelike facial behavior, and naturalistic head movements, generated in real time.”
Here’s your AI astonishment/nightmare fuel for today:
"TL;DR: single portrait photo + speech audio = hyper-realistic talking face video with precise lip-audio sync, lifelike facial behavior, and naturalistic head movements, generated in real time.”
So what will be the main use for all this, beyond tricking the gullible?
Enhance educational equity - Student A from a rich district gets a real live teacher and student B from a poor district gets a mindwarping monstrosity.
I guess the purpose is just making money but accepting that people will do bad things with it.
When I read the beneficial uses, I was wondering whether they're actually needs by the groups they're mentioning or if it's just privileged people thinking this might be helpful use cases.
@sheislaurence @radieschen @stroughtonsmith
Exactly. HOW will this be used in education. It is such an afterthought.
@madeindex @KanaMauna @stroughtonsmith
Down with artists!! Down with crafts-people!!
Let's fill the airwaves, the pages of our books, and the walls of our galleries with AI-generated content stolen from artists and crafts-people instead.
Down with artists!! Tell them to get "proper jobs" and leave the creativity to the executives who run AI companies.
You can't be serious.
@madeindex @KanaMauna @stroughtonsmith
We'll agree to disagree.
I can see useful applications for "AI" (assuming we can deal with the horrendous power usage) but the creation of art is not one of them.
In fact, the idea horrifies me and I suspect will lead to a very dark future if it gets widespread adoption.
But I've already been called "scared and stupid" on this thread. I thought I'd left that bullshit behind on Musk's hellsite. So I'm stepping away from this discussion if that's OK.