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- grafician-9
- OpenAI adding ads to chatgpt soon?grafician
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- utopian-1
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- sted0
- renderedred1
What OpenAI Did When ChatGPT Users Lost Touch With Reality
In tweaking its chatbot to appeal to more people, OpenAI made it riskier for some of them. Now the company has made its chatbot safer. Will that undermine its quest for growth?
- yuekit0
OpenAI Declares ‘Code Red’ as Google Threatens AI Lead
OpenAI isn’t profitable and has to raise funding at a near-constant pace to survive, which puts it at a financial disadvantage against Google and other tech firms that can fund investments out of revenues.
- Worst case scenario Elon Merde Musk will buy OpenAISalarrue
- Honestly surprised Google isn't more dominant in AI. The amount of data they would have already had over the other companies is staggeringakiersky
- I haven't used OpenAI as much as Gemini, but Gemini & Nano Banana is pretty wild. Claude/Anthropic has the best UX imoakiersky
- dbloc1
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- yuekit0
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We are so fucked.Nairn - kool... imagine the possibilty space u have now to compose.neverscared
- What about the UV's of those generated 3D meshes?ApeRobot
- Are legs and feet included?utopian
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- yuekit-1
- NBQ00-2
"For seven weeks, we hardly slept, with up to 10 of our in-house AI and post specialists at The Gardening Club working in lockstep with the directors. Every shot travelled through a rigorously engineered toolchain: real Google Earth plates, advanced style-transfer, pixel-level photo repair, custom LoRAs, control nets, bespoke ComfyUI graphs, and thousands upon thousands of tightly steered iterations.
Then came compositing, lighting balance, physics corrections, artefact removal, and final finishing in Flame. We generated what felt like dailies – thousands of takes – then shaped them in the edit just as we would on any high-craft production. This wasn't an AI trick. It was a film. And here's the thing I wish more people understood: magic isn’t the technology. The magic is the team behind it, people who pushed, questioned, experimented, swore at broken models, solved impossible problems, and refused to stop until every frame felt cinematic.I don't see this spot as a novelty or a cute seasonal experiment. To me, it's evidence of something much bigger: that when craft and technology meet with intention, they can create work that feels genuinely cinematic. So no – AI didn't make this film. We did."
- mort_11
- Seeing is forgetting the name of the thing one sees.palimpsest
- alzheimer ?neverscared
- @pali and for the thousandth time I'll add Believing is Seeing to the counterpoint reading list.garbage
- I wish people knew about sites like this. wasitai.comCyBrainX
- @garbage
A gol with a nar?palimpsest - The book is not really a counterpoint. But Irwin believes that art is in the process rather than the object. It's a great art book!palimpsest
- @Cy Thanks manrenderedred
- And the quote is really by Paul Valéry which brings it full circle.palimpsest
- The wasitai site is 1for 3 for me so far, not great at distinguishing illustration or art ai from the real deal_niko
- so @niko be nice and share?renderedred
- I tried a Norman Rockwell painting, a still from the Rudolph stop animation movie and a real painting of a bird from a friend and all came back as likely ai._niko
- But when it came to photos of people, it was 100% accurate, got every one on here right: https://thispersondo…_niko
- i see. so far from accurate really.renderedred
- thanksrenderedred
- @pali I meant compliment, and agreed. Damn this tired brain the past few weeks.garbage





