Me six years ago: I don’t think you realize that vertical video is going to be the dominant way we consume content in a few more years.
Me today: I don’t think you realize how fundamental and tectonic the shifts that are coming for content creators from A.I. in the next few years.
JUST SAYING. STAY AHEAD OF THE TRENDS. #ai #creator #contentcreator
I’m a huge messenger on this (and have been for like 3 years now) because I really really really want people to understand what is coming. It’s a tectonic shift in how we relate to everything. The shift from analog to digital was tectonic. A.I. will be on AT LEAST the same level.
Let’s just take photography: A.I. will make it possible for a person to shoot 5000 frames, plug them into a program and using learned data that it’s going to use…you will be able to set parameters and get the x photograph processed in y way with z lighting conditions (in case the light wasn’t just right). This isn’t even touching on completely generative programs that will allow you to generate imagery with any conditions with absolute reality. Tornado in Yosemite Valley but in the style of Ansel Adams? Done.
Or weather. A.I. is going to ruin the challenge of storm chasing I think. Mainly because A.I. is going to solve unsolvable problems for us right now.
You are the person in the 1950s being told about iPhones, the internet, and cloud computing. Except this is coming in 5-10 years. Buckle up. #ai #photography
5 P.M. RADAR UPDATE: A line of storms along the cold front continues, with most of the storms remaining behind the quickly advancing front. Some large hail and strong wind gusts are possible with this activity.
The storm we mentioned as having the best chance at producing a tornado a couple of hours ago just had a very, very brief tornado reported on it on the NW side of Ft. Worth Texas. The storm mode is getting pretty crowded in the DFW metroplex. Cool surface air seems to be limiting the overall severe threat with eastern extent. More cells are trying to fire further south along the dryline which will pose a large hail threat if they can mature.
Still, severe level hail and a brief tornado remain possible into the evening with the storms ahead of the line down in Texas. #okwx #txwx
3 P.M. RADAR UPDATE: The cold front is very apparent across Oklahoma. You can also trace out the dryline across north Texas as well. The storm that prompted the tornado warning is well behind the cold front and I don't think it seems that menacing. All of the storms on the cold front are forming behind it -- which was not unexpected. The severe weather risk with these is low but not 0.
The storms further south are the ones to watch with the highest tornado and giant hail potential. The cell near Mineral Wells is the one I'm watching closest. #okwx #txwx
Severe storms will form in the early-mid afternoon hours along a crashing cold front and will quickly move east. Most of the severe weather threat should be centered east of I-35 this afternoon and evening with damaging hail and wind gusts and a low tornado threat. #oklahoma #texas #okwx #txwx #weather #severeweather
https://www.tornadotitans.com/severe-weather-risk-today-on-eastern-parts-of-region-3-16-23/
Tomorrow: A risk of severe storms seems apparent tomorrow across Oklahoma and Texas (mainly the eastern half). Large hail and damaging winds will be possible with storms that may be ongoing as already as the morning, but a low tornado threat is also apparent. #weather #Oklahoma #Texas #okwx #txwx
https://www.tornadotitans.com/low-tornado-risk-tomorrow-3-16-23/