@LinusEkenstam @LinusEkenstam, if you didn’t did NOT finish the image (either of them) with Photoshop or other editors, would it be OK if I publish it in a section of Synthetic Work dedicated to synthetic media (with credit)? https://t.co/Y5xCSPX2iB

Let me know via DM if you prefer. Thank you

RT @mitchellh: I’ve developed a lot of plugin systems, and the OpenAI ChatGPT plugin interface might be the damn craziest and most impressi…

RT @mitchellh: For those who aren’t aware: you write an OpenAPI manifest for your API, use human language descriptions for everything, and…

So, if I understand this correctly, it turns out that Adobe #Firefly was trained not just on stock photos but on a lot of #stablediffusion and #midjourney images.

What a lovely shortcut. https://t.co/0Jn2cHOnmL

@mpshanahan I guess this might be in response to the drama of the week, aka OhMyGodTheyCreatedTheSparkOfAnArtificialBaby

I think everybody would love to hear your comments on that paper.

@mmmmmmpc I saw that, thank you Miguel. But https://t.co/x53vurLrhY is only about puppets. And real human guests. Perhaps. We’ll see. 🤐

I know it sounds like something to pay attention to these days, but you should expect every existing software out there to integrate with/embed a GPT model in the near future. So knowing that company X now offers ChatGPT is not super useful.

This is akin to (but orders of magnitude bigger) mid-2006, when every enterprise IT company was announcing that their software was available as a virtual appliance for VMware. It was useful to nobody except VMware.

Of course OpenAI is enabling plug-ins. They are not just building AI-as-service. They are building an AI platform. An automation hub with an artificial brain at the center. Imagine Zapier (to which they connect), but with GPT-x as central node.

The AI sees everything, moves everything, decides everything.