@Ghost6tvk@YkarioTwitch@imtherealzam Maybe it can be used in such a way, but most people are just grifting about how they made some Ghibli slop. I mean sure, pat yourself on the back if you wanna....
I'm not particularly anti-AI. I'm kinda just.... anti-cunt.
@Ghost6tvk@YkarioTwitch@imtherealzam I'll concede the argument when AI cracks fusion power or something.
But right now I'm just seeing remixed anime porn and somehow that's the same as AI having abstract thinking or something.
@Ghost6tvk@YkarioTwitch@imtherealzam The thing I disagree on is humans being unable to imagine anything new.
Generative AI as far as I know, literally does rely on butt loads of training data to shit stuff out.
Could an AI invent cathedrals if they never existed? So far I'm not convinced.
@save_someone_me I actually help review new applications, and it is a creative industry so we give art tests and check their portfolios.
I'd just laugh and call their bluff.
@Spirited__Smile Basically its fine in a lot of cases but double check your shit. And if its really important, run it through an actual human translator.
AI isn't inherently bad but all these people determined to just turn off their brains and leave it to AI are a powder keg waiting to blow.
@Spirited__Smile I use LLMs for translation at work. They aren't inherently bad but as usual, it's no reason to let your guard down.
Once Copilot decided to hallucinate and mixed Korean within a EN->JP translation.
There's also like translating software names literally instead of using katakana
@MarioEmblem_2 Well most of us are actually terrible at coming up with ideas. Can't even make up our minds what to eat for lunch.
So even if we had an omnipotent art machine, I think in the end we'll still need to not be complacent.
Slop existed before AI.
@Merem110 Caster wasn't purely harder in the original game. The early game was harder, but once she had all her skills and enough mana - you could just spam skills and ignore enemy move combinations in the late game.
Its harder early but easier later.
@anatawomiro I think it's dangerous to give up on developing your own ability and leave it to AI.
Sure there are people who can use it responsibly, but most people just act like this borrowed ability is their own.
Can you truly innovate if all you do is leave it up to a machine?
@sironeko_mind If you work in a small industry you end up just bumping into each other anyway in future jobs. So it can be beneficial to at least put up some appearances.