@JosephJacks_ When I told him that it would be useful if Twitter would offer a LLM to whom I can ask “Who is the top expert in ancient symbolism?” and similar questions, I didn’t expect him to spend $250M+ to make me happy…

I believe that every pixel matters. Whoever has worked with me in the last 20y can confirm that.
And when some pixels are not right, I believe there’s a big difference between lack of skills and lack of sensiblity. The former can be fixed.

@wightmanr It’s just a dry run before Stability AI releases its open LLM/s. People need to keep themselves busy.

Electronic Frontier Foundation’s opinion on copyright and #AIart. I think you should read it. >

How We Think About Copyright and AI Art https://t.co/0TwL4H2EMr

And, as every week, I have a list of people to thank for their *involuntary* contributions to this week’s Special Edition of Synthetic Work: @MiaRSato, @GaelBreton, @tonythill, @Jon_Christian, @Arjunneilalim, @alexbruell, @keachhagey, @RohitSupekar, @GregBensinger, @sapinker

As every week, I have a list of people to thank for their *involuntary* contributions to this week’s Free Edition of Synthetic Work: @sytelus, @Scobleizer, @OpenAI, @benedictevans, @zzcrockett, @guardian, @lesswrong, @AnthropicAI

The new issue of Synthetic Work is out, people.

This week’s Splendid Edition is titled Issue #5 – The Perpetual Garbage Generator

Read it here: https://t.co/woSOC088gw https://t.co/TUtE1OmWTs

The new issue of Synthetic Work is out, people.

This week’s Free Edition is titled Issue #5 – You are not going to use 19 years of Gmail conversations to create an AI clone of my personality, are you?

Read it here: https://t.co/INUrHy73fE https://t.co/LaFbmAeccF