aram, to music
@aram@aoir.social avatar

Text-to-music is getting closer and closer to an everyday commodity.

As a songwriter, performer, and lover to my core, I say BRING IT ON

Pop music has been created by committee for decades anyway. At least now the kids will have a seat at the committee table.

Can't wait to hear how this gets fucked with.

https://venturebeat.com/ai/elevenlabs-previews-music-generating-ai-model/

clarinette, to ai
@clarinette@mastodon.online avatar

“I don’t care if we burn $50 billion a year, we’re building AGI,” says Sam Altman He doesn’t care about burning the planet either. Typical irresponsable megalomania. https://analyticsindiamag.com/i-dont-care-if-we-burn-50-billion-a-year-were-building-agi-says-sam-altman/ in danger

dw_innovation, to random
@dw_innovation@mastodon.social avatar

"Generative artificial intelligence () adds a new dimension to the problem of . Freely available and largely unregulated tools make it possible for anyone to generate (...) fake content in vast quantities. (...) But there is also a positive side. Used smartly, GAI can provide a greater number of content consumers with trustworthy information"

– writes our colleague Julius Endert in this DWA post (which is part of a learning guide on tackling disinfo): https://akademie.dw.com/en/generative-ai-is-the-ultimate-disinformation-amplifier/a-68593890

clarinette, to ai
@clarinette@mastodon.online avatar

Is it harmful or helpful? Examining the causes and consequences of generative AI usage among university students https://educationaltechnologyjournal.springeropen.com/articles/10.1186/s41239-024-00444-7

harold, to ai
@harold@mastodon.social avatar

“This is the Grey Goo scenario: an internet choked with low-quality content, which never improves, where it's almost impossible to locate public reliable sources for information because the tools we have been able to rely on in the past – Google, social media – can never keep up with the scale of new content being created. Where the volume of content created overwhelms human or algorithmic abilities to sift through it quickly & find high-quality stuff.”

https://ianbetteridge.com/2024/01/24/the-information-grey-goo/

xdydx,
@xdydx@mastodon.social avatar

@corycarson @harold
Just this week offered me the chance to use to respond to a , who had presumably also been offered the chance to use GAI to create the job post in the first place.

If by that end of 2024 the majority of hiring decisions are being made on the basis of what my AI said, or didn't say to your , we are all in deep shit...

davidaugust, to ai
@davidaugust@mastodon.online avatar

So Meta, you’ve got some biases happening and might wanna not do that.

davidaugust, to Funny
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davidaugust, to ArtificialIntelligence
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I made this image for an article I’m writing called “Dominion Over the Machines” about how the SAG-AFTRA AI precedents (if ratified) may move things forward not just for actors, but for every human that may face non-humans doing their work.

Interesting times we’re in.

davidaugust, to ai
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davidaugust, to ai
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davidaugust, to movies
@davidaugust@mastodon.online avatar

So Kate Bond had questions about the AI provisions in the SAG-AFTRA tentative agreement, and wisely asked Jeff Bennett, SAG-AFTRA general council about them.

Now they have shared the replies here, and it’s worth clicking through and swiping through the images to see the questions and answers if you too have questions about this:

https://www.instagram.com/p/CzsnifeOH4i/

vruz, to journalism
@vruz@mastodon.social avatar

Further proof that the CTR-driven discipline formerly known as is seriously wrong about its scares with a thousand over-dramatised doomsday scenarios, and on their efforts conditioning the public to conceive of dystopias only, with almost a stigmatising attitude towards utopia, and a religiously enforced ideology of post-Fukuyaman dystopianism; something eminently destructive and reactionary.

https://www.technologyreview.com/2023/10/23/1082189/data-poisoning-artists-fight-generative-ai/

Wortex17, to ai German
@Wortex17@mastodon.gamedev.place avatar

Do I see correctly that generative "artifical intelligence" is now hogging as well as ? Is there any label left to designate game Ai? The classical thing, you know?

davidaugust, to ai
@davidaugust@mastodon.online avatar

“Consent, credit and compensation.

‘If an individual decided to infringe on one of these companies’ copyright-protected content…that individual would face a great deal of financial and legal ramifications…why is the reverse not true? Shouldn’t the individuals whose intellectual property was used to train the AI algorithm at least be equally protected?’”

https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/business/business-news/ftc-hearing-ai-sagaftra-wga-1235609247/

davidaugust, to ai
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It is not so much generative AI as it is reflective AI: it reflects back what it was trained on and is prompted with.

calebcrain, to ArtificialIntelligence
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I think I still believe that large-language models are only parrots, and can't give rise to general artificial intelligence, but this post by Samuel Hammond makes some very strong arguments that I'm wrong.

https://www.secondbest.ca/p/why-agi-is-closer-than-you-think

Hippasus500, to llm
@Hippasus500@federate.social avatar

There is an interview in today’s NYT with one of my heroes, Daniel Dennett. The interview led me back to a piece he wrote for the Atlantic last May. He not only decries technology, but proposes a way to save us from its most disastrous consequences: essentially a requirement that all output from generative AI systems bear a watermark declaring it to be generated by some automated system.

https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2023/05/problem-counterfeit-people/674075/

generic, to ai

Silly Valley techbros: yada yada yada yada yada yada yada yada.

Also Silly Valley techbros: no we can detect your language with your IP address.

pycomtois, to random French
@pycomtois@jasette.facil.services avatar

En 2004, Zilon (1956-2023) illustrait un guide d'éducation sexuelle novateur pour les jeunes hommes gais, publié par Séro Zéro. Rien de tel n'a été fait depuis et le format papier est désormais introuvable (sauf à la Collection nationale). 💐
Mon livre de lit, pour une sexualité plaisir en santé (PDF): https://acommealliees.ca/pdf/monlivredelit.pdf

marcopeco, to OpenAI Italian
@marcopeco@techhub.social avatar

xAI Is out!

Elon Musk challenge to and to build the most effective System (General Artificial Intelligence) is official.

Forecasted release in 2029 (+/- 1 year).

https://x.ai/

ccgargantua, to ai

At the request of @RedCore, a thread on the potential dangers of

  1. being used to create porn is my biggest concern. Creeps and child predators are already using this technology.

  2. Generative AI could be trained on how individual people talk over text and eventually over the phone. This can be used to scam family members.

  3. AI could be used to profile political opponents and racial minorities. This is already being done in China.

1/?

ccgargantua,

@RedCore

  1. and similar ‘s can be tricked easily. There are multiple examples of this online

  2. trained on interactions on the internet has lead to racism, sexism, and other terrible isms being developed by the model in the past.

  3. When we reach / it could do anything. We have no way of knowing what it could do, no matter what anyone says. One thing is for sure: it will know us better than we know ourselves very quickly.

2/2, I think I made my point

therockyfiles, to climate
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Report: companies underestimating risks. “Financial institutions often did not understand the models they were using to predict the economic cost of climate change and were underestimating the risks of temperature rises” https://www.ft.com/content/a5027391-41a4-4e21-a72d-f8189d6a7b71 @CamillaHodgson

HistoPol,
@HistoPol@mastodon.social avatar

@paninid @therockyfiles

...level.

Humans, for now, are at least creative and can arrive at completely new ideas.
will not do this.

We already had the case of the US lawyer who had a hallucinating write his claim. It backfired completely.

When I am hearing that the trend in accounting is now to have automated bookkeeping with confidence intervals as low as 80-90% in even some global firms already, I am already waiting for the first major tax-fraud cases, b/c the cannot...

timnitGebru, to random
@timnitGebru@dair-community.social avatar

Here's what I wrote in 2015 when our OpenAI overlords were announced, and after I had a terrible experience at NIPS (a conference now named NeuRIPS after a number of people, mostly women demanded a name change and received death threats for doing so. Interesting to see my reflections from ~8 years ago, not much I'd change except for certain phrases I probably wouldn't use now (e.g. implicit bias).

HistoPol,
@HistoPol@mastodon.social avatar

@timnitGebru

I am concerned for both reasons, b/c one promotes the other re/ bias, etc.

But what also has me worried is that even though some luminaries have seen the light and called for a moratorium, it is for the wrong reasons.

Legislation will never catch up with the exponential evolution of , not even in the

Concerned observer and commentator

2ndStar, to gamedev German
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  • HistoPol,
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    @2ndStar

    Da habe ich bei dir weniger Sorgen. Es ist auch wohl die einzige Möglichkeit, noch etwas zu tun. :)

    Ich befürchte jedoch, als Gesellschaft haben wir da schon versagt. Es hätte nie soweit kommen dürfen, ohne dass wir als Gesellschaft auf / und vorbereitet sind.

    https://mastodon.social/@HistoPol/109894787077782438

    LadyDragonfly, to random

    At what point while dreaming up utopic futures where robots perform all the menial hard labor for no money leaving humanity to pursue meaningful lives of leisure writing music and making art did my parents generation fuck up and instead create the opposite

    HistoPol,
    @HistoPol@mastodon.social avatar

    (1/n)

    @gimulnautti, I agree with your assumptions, though I doubt the sanity part. I think for most it is catching up to , for all the liability issue, including copyright.

    I also strongly believe that human and machine ) origins
    Must be easily discernible, in a certified way.

    That said, I am very much against a with regard to humans. Authoritarian...

    https://mastodon.social/@HistoPol/110126755101217553
    @nycCatHerder @LadyDragonfly

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