A lot that goes into automation. When I did my PhD, I had equipment with a bewildering number of switches and dials which set the parameters of the data recording, and you'd better know what they all do otherwise your experiments would be a pile of crap. Step forward 10 years, a lot of the adjustments could be done by software by using an auto function. This is all well and good, but it's not perfect - if something was wrong, in order to try to make things work, the software could apply some crazy parameters. As a postdoc, I realised from talking to some later PhD students they had very little idea what all these parameters meant, because they just hit the auto function. Chances are some of their data was seriously screwed.
Oh sweet baby Jesus no, burn AI to the ground, humanity can't be trusted with it
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An AI Program Imagined Barbies From Around the World and Wouldn't You Know It, They Turned Out Super Racist
It’s a bit odd that no one thought to double check the Barbies to make sure they weren’t upholding some pretty ugly views of their home countries.
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Garbage in garbage out.
The more AI generated content there is on the internet the more AI is being trained on other AI generated content. Small errors continuously compound and become bigger and bigger and the AI gets dumber and dumber as a result.
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People spend tons of time arguing about PEMDAS an facebook. The average person has terrible understanding of basic math and will have no idea what they're doing wrong.
Argh, yes. Though, the ones who are wrong don't ask questions, they insist that they are right and everyone else is stupid, in my experience. That's not just a lack of knowledge.
Surely that's just Disneyland Snow White vs. Halloween Snow White. And honestly, for AI art, that ain't even bad.
Just noticed, you cannot see AI SW's hands. Supposedly AI has a problem with hands. I don't much like drawing them myself!
EDIT: Oh heck, tested my theory to see if it could make a cheerleader waving with both hands and....
Like, 95% of that picture is great. The only thing weird is the index finger on that right hand. Entirely forgivable.
And then apparently the algorithm thought "humans grow deformed arms out of their skulls, right?".
She's almost doing a Nazi salute, and in Wolfenstein, the evil Doctor was making 3 armed mutants. It makes sense.
Not surprising. Even human artists, any of which infinitely more experienced at knowing what humans actually look like, find hands hard.
Gotta love how much watermarked artwork that AI has consumed that it's also adding it on its own.
PS: ...did someone else noticed the breast plate is on the wrong place? No? Ok...
Judge Rules Wholly AI-Created Art Can't Get Copyright Protections
Authorship is a big sticking point when it comes to AI, and the involvement of real humans is keeping AI-made creations from being granted copyright protection.
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There's been loads of rulings like this, and it follows the same logic for why animals can't get their photos copyrighted. (Reference: Monkey selfies.)Judge Rules Wholly AI-Created Art Can't Get Copyright Protections
Authorship is a big sticking point when it comes to AI, and the involvement of real humans is keeping AI-made creations from being granted copyright protection.
There's something wrong with her eyes, too. They're slightly wonky, and black like's she's going to suck someone's soul out.
Yeah, and then there's that.
I wonder what criteria will be used for "not-wholly". I mean, a few months ago, the Copyright Office granted to a comic illustrated by AI the copyright only for the text (and the arrangement of the images), because that's the only part that wasn't AI generated.Judge Rules Wholly AI-Created Art Can't Get Copyright Protections
Authorship is a big sticking point when it comes to AI, and the involvement of real humans is keeping AI-made creations from being granted copyright protection.
https://gizmodo.com/zarya-of-the-dawn-midjourney-comic-ai-art-copyright-1850149833
Hands are tricky regardless because they're complex objects which humans are extremely familiar with, so any mistakes will be very obvious, but they're extra difficult for AI because AI isn't capable of experiencing or understanding three dimensional space. It just looks at a library of 2D images of hands and identifies patterns in the distribution of colours. Since hands can look very different depending on which angle you're viewing them from, it's extremely easy for AI to get confused and see misleading patterns.