2AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] magazine.mindplex.aic/futurology · by Ogma@futurology.today · 1y · 15 comments
on AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] · c/futurology · 2 pts · 1yIt's good for a lot of things. Even certain shots in high-budget films. Mostly I just want to see filmmaking that isn't capital-intensive.
on The Chinese EAST nuclear fusion reactor has set a world record for sustained nuclear fusion of 17.8 minutes at 100 million Celsius. · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1yas the actress said to the bishop
on AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1y!stable_diffusion_art@lemmy.dbzer0.com
on Researchers have demonstrated a method to make ammonia from air and water vapor, that is powered by only ambient wind energy. · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1yI mean, maybe there is a "new" way of making it but at this point I'm just used to having my piss-fermentation setup in my yard. Just let me stick to what I know ok?
on AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1yDid you watch the ones embedded in the article?
on AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] · c/futurology · 0 pts · 1ySome of the most popular films of last year include Venom: The Last Dance, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and Bad Boys: Ride or Die. Actual creativity is much less popular, idky
on AI will gobble up YouTube in six months [about artistic AI-generated video] · c/futurology · -1 pts · 1yWhat content would you rather people spend their time on?
on Sodium-ion battery vanadium breakthrough brings energy density parity with lithium as it delivers higher continuous voltage. · c/futurology · 3 pts · 1yI would have thought a key advantage of sodium-ion batteries is that it uses abundant stuff (sodium) instead of rare stuff (lithium). Doesn't adding vanadium break that advantage?
on Some thought Hollywood might use AI to replace human workers. It seems the opposite is happening, individuals using AI are about to replace much of Hollywood's output. · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1y We can’t get rid of all this AI crap soon enough. More importantly, how are we going to get rid of this Hollywood crap?
on Some thought Hollywood might use AI to replace human workers. It seems the opposite is happening, individuals using AI are about to replace much of Hollywood's output. · c/futurology · 1 pts · 1yPeople making video are people with GPUs. A GPU is 0.00001× the cost of a film studio.
It's good for a lot of things. Even certain shots in high-budget films.
Mostly I just want to see filmmaking that isn't capital-intensive.
as the actress said to the bishop
!stable_diffusion_art@lemmy.dbzer0.com
I mean, maybe there is a "new" way of making it but at this point I'm just used to having my piss-fermentation setup in my yard. Just let me stick to what I know ok?
Did you watch the ones embedded in the article?
Some of the most popular films of last year include Venom: The Last Dance, Beetlejuice Beetlejuice, and Bad Boys: Ride or Die.
Actual creativity is much less popular, idky
What content would you rather people spend their time on?
I would have thought a key advantage of sodium-ion batteries is that it uses abundant stuff (sodium) instead of rare stuff (lithium).
Doesn't adding vanadium break that advantage?
More importantly, how are we going to get rid of this Hollywood crap?
People making video are people with GPUs.
A GPU is 0.00001× the cost of a film studio.