RLHF is a popular method. It makes your human eval score better and Elo rating 🚀🚀.
But really❓Your model might be “cheating” you! 😈😈
We show that LLMs can learn to mislead human evaluators via RLHF.
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@ArtificialCr8iv That's such a true statement! And it's something that I seen over and over again in my life. And it's easier to fall into that trap than we think.
Never compare your private struggle with someone's public performance. You'll sit there judging yourself and being ashamed of a struggle so many of us share.
Let your brightness shine and your darkness show and you'll find out that you are not alone.
#nft#art#Bitcoin2023
[METHOD] A counter intuitive way to fix #AIArt images using #InvokeAI / #StableDiffusion inpainting canvas.
This method allows for imperceptible fixes to the image without the need for a custom inpainting model.
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GM - this collection is the most deeply personal I've ever created.
The more emotion that I've put into my pieces, the more people see themselves within them.
We hold such intense pain inside that we feel is "not acceptable" in public ❤️🩹
‘Yartiza’ is a faceless doll or as known in the Dominican Republic, Muñeca sin Rostro. Muñecas sin Rostro are a traditional handicraft made in the Dominican Republic by rural artisans. These dolls are typically crafted from fabric straps and are intentionally left without a face. The lack of a specific facial expression allows the dolls to be interpreted in various ways.
These dolls are often associated with the Dominican Republic’s Afro-Caribbean heritage and are sometimes used in religious ceremonies and festivals, particularly those with Afro-Caribbean or African roots.
They are an important part of Dominican culture and history, reflecting the country’s African cultural influences and long tradition of traditional handicrafts.
While the dolls are popular among Dominican tourists, the tradition of making them is in danger of fading away as younger generations are more drawn to modern technology and urban lifestyles. Nonetheless, organizations such as the Foundation for Self-Sufficiency in Central America and the Caribbean are working to preserve the tradition by providing training and resources to artisans and promoting the dolls as an important part of Dominican heritage.
The name Yaritza has Taino roots which are the indigenous people of the Caribbean. In the Taino language, the name Yaritza means “small butterfly.”
This piece was created to pay homage to the rich history of the Muñecas sin Rostro in the Dominican Republic for the ¡Lets Vamos! #LETSVAMOS #TEZOS event that is meant to celebrate Latin@ and Iberian Artists #LatinoArt
"As shadows danced, the darkness swallowed me whole,
My mind shattered by flooding memories, beyond control."
Shared the poem that inspired this piece from my up coming collection with @NftPeperoncino's cafe.
Thank you for everyone listening.
I haven't shared much of my own work recently. I've been experimenting pretty far outside my usual.
Some of you know why and have been very supportive. ❤️
I'll share more about what's going on soon, but I'll have a new collection inspired by some of the darker sides of my life.
[1/6] AI generated work could accidentally solve quite a few issues with our current copyright system.
Let me explain:
The copyright system we have in place was introduced to protect artists income and allow them to make more. But that's barely the case anymore.