AI and generative art explorations and collection - ralgo.eth / ralgo.tez working on Abundant Art @aam001a - no shills pls and I generally don't answer DMs
the best bit is just after that ... "Always go a little further into the water than you feel you’re capable of being in. Go a little bit out of your depth, and when you don’t feel that your feet are quite touching the bottom, you’re just about in the right place to do something exciting.”
fxhash is down, so I made a viewer that doesn't need it. 👍
https://t.co/dX7mglqbDN
All 27,430 tezos projects, browsable and runnable. The fxhash catalog is snapshotted into the repo, iterations read live off Tezos, art streams from IPFS. 🌠
#fxhash#generativeart#tezos
Chimera : Just generative code threejs. No AI post processing. Totally 3d and manoeuvrable. All sorts of (rare) events, pretty crazy to play with but not really in a releasable form yet.
Where the Water Dreams. I'm starting to think something along these lines for a few minutes could be quite beautiful but would anyone actually view it?
Thread: how I think about the growth of AI capabilities and what it means for us as they keep getting stronger.
I think the right model for comparing humans and AI is not any single dimension like intelligence or aggregate performance on economic tasks. Rather, I view both humans and machines as having a whole range of capabilities. This includes both physical (eg. doing things with our hands, walking) and mental (eg. strategic thinking, mental math, emotional intelligence).
For most of human history, machines have only exceeded us in very few areas, eg. a strong early example is water and windmills. So we can look at the situation in 1500 like this:
@fridgebuzz_art A bunch of generative p5js images, enhanced by ai and then seedance image to video on keyframes and cut together and mixed up with capcut. That's my idea of playing :)