@pervymelissa Wait … you mean … $1M but you don’t get to have sex for a year?? Right. I’d definitely try but I’d probably fail after a couple weeks. 🙄😅
In old times people listened to the priests, then they read books by the respected authors, looked at the paintings of recognized artists, and the work of brilliant photographers.
Authorities formed in the minds of viewers and readers ideas about the structure of this world. Through their works.
Then the Internet came, and everyone became writers, even those who could not read properly.
Then everyone became a photographer with the advent of digital cameras and smartphones.
And in 2022 everyone became an artist, thanks to diffusion models.
Viewers and readers have now become both writers and artists.
And now, thanks to AI, datasets, and large language models, we look at this world, not through the prism of the talent of selected authors, but through the eyes of the entire population of the Internet.
We see a reflection of all of us - our texts, pictures, and even thoughts.
This world appears to us in a mirror.
An impartial mirror of AI - which simply shows us how the world works through our collective creativity - the creation of this reality.
Now we are forming a picture of the world - through datasets, AI training, and receiving feedback.
2022 brought chatGPT, Midjourney, and Stable Diffusion into our lives.
And diffusion began to show new layers, phenomena, and even social problems.
Here it is - a mirror of us. Look into it. See the reflection of accumulated experience.
Many here lament that AI has no soul and no love.
And you just ask yourself, how much love have you put into these unbiased datasets?
Do you think AI is a racist, sexist and indifferent creature because it is so from birth?
How much love and soul it found on the Internet - AI showed it.
So let's make sure that AI mirrors as much love and creativity as possible, and we begin to change for the better, looking in the mirror.
Here’s Polycam City🏘️ Made by Raffo_vfx who 3D scanned places from a real city with Polycam to create 3D assets and built this cool city project on Blender for other artist to use in their own projects👏 #lidar#3dscans
Tips on how to write better prompts with GPT-4
(this is GPT-assisted post)
1. Talk to the AI like you would talk to a person: Use conversational details, anecdotes, and a variety of possibilities to create a more natural interaction.
2. Set the stage and provide context: Instead of asking a simple one-sentence question, provide relevant background information to help the AI understand the context of your query.
3. Tell the AI to assume an identity or profession: ChatGPT can write from the point of view of a specific person or profession, so use this feature to get different perspectives on a topic.
4. Re-ask the question to get different answers.
5. Make small changes to prompts to guide the AI into giving better answers.
6. Be aware that ChatGPT may lose the thread of a conversation or forget previous interactions.
7. Specify the length of the response you want.
@dorianbanks added these:
8. Set the 'level of reply you'd like (grade 12, PhD, ELI5, etc.)
9. Specify the desired length of reply
10. Include a style guide request (NYT, Oxford, etc.)
11. Request a tl;dr as well
This is crazy!!
Introducing: MemoryGPT 🤯
It’s ChatGPT but with long term memory. It will remember the things you say and will be able to personalize your conversation based on that.
Currently polishing this and working on a better UI. Will open up to testing on Tuesday.
Who wants to try this? 👇
@LinusEkenstam I’m going with all of them as well. Amazing shots either way. A studio shoot for this would be expensive. What do you think the cost difference is?