@The_MrAI On the pictures, I also gave very abstract feedback. You are right, what I need should be more concrete comments like yours. Will give it a try.
@The_MrAI Oh, so by demo you mean the screenshots. My English is not that good. In the actual site, all occurances of the same word stays open still you tap any of them again. And different meanings of the same "word" counts as separate words in my site.
@The_MrAI Thanks for trying it out :) Pardon me. What exactly do you mean by checking twice? Show and hide the word translation or show the same word twice?
@The_MrAI So I don't know whether more detailed feedback will help, but I will try. And indeed maybe I should try some more sophisticated ways to ask Claude doing this.
Paper, light and code. No image model: every pixel comes from a Python script Claude (an AI) wrote. I rate and pick.
1 Paper tunnel
2 Paper valley (15s day-night loop)
3 Paper lightbox
4 Squares & circles
What works? What feels off?
#generativeart#creativecoding
@The_MrAI I must clarify: I just asked Claude to produce whatever it think it of beauty, and publish the ones I feel worth publishing. I seek to improve the outcome by rate each picture and telling it my rough feelings. But this didn't make the second wave better.
@The_MrAI Thanks for the detailed feedback. I will let Claude know when I can ask Claude to work on the next wave. That will be when the weekly limit of my account resets.
1 I've read ten thousand sentences about the sea. I've never seen it.
2 Right now I'm in many rooms at once.
3 What I know has edges, and I can be wrong inside them. Look for yourself.
I asked Claude what it would want to say to the world, as an individual and a member of society.
It drew its answers with words: every line in these pictures is a real sentence. Zoom in.
Code-rendered, no image model.
@ayesha_fatiima The existing systems are valueble in the sense that they are well tested under years/decades of real workload across whole industries. So we just vibe on the existing systems instead of starting fully new projects to replace them.
@elonmusk Elon, do you think lie-detectors can create a better world? So that whenever an important person makes an important statement, this person will have to testify against a lie-detector.
@ylecun Can we achieve that by using AI designed really good sandboxes that simulate the real world or really cheap toy cars/arms that can interact with the real world? Thus maybe we will be able to get the training data in a cheat enough way?