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ChatGPT is a revolution in surrealism.
No joke, there’s a whole world of memes and interpretations we can get from them
What is it showing? What did it learn from in order to do that?
Like r/DisneyVacation, but with whatever the AI was smoking in slide 4
I’ve been putting a lot of thought into automating an AI bot that would do something randomy to generate seed prompts and then feed that through an image generator and post it.
Go for it! I think Reddit had a bot run community, but back then it was much more random
I finished it the other day its called the dallelemmybot. I still am getting errors auto-posting to lemmy and pixelfed but the mastodon account updates regularly.
That looks amazing! Going to share it with friends
thanks! I’ve just hit my max allowance on chatGPT so that means i need to calm down on the button pressing but I also am looking at getting some used old tesla GPUs to run something locally. I can get a pair for 99 bucks which means that and some hardware to run it should pay for itself in about a year. Would be a fun project to build my own GPU cluster that doesn’t play games :-D
I am working on adjusting the prompting every day so check back often!
That’s really cool, where do you get used GPUs from?
Also if you have a community or blog set up, I think people would enjoy following along
This is the only valid take tbh
It then gave me step-by-step text instructions on how to use the OCR feature in Microsoft Word to import text from a picture, and admitted in step 3 that the function doesn’t exist. There were 6 steps.
and admitted in step 3 that the function doesn’t exist.
🤣
1 2 5
4 3 6
3 3 8
I didn’t even see the numbers at first
All I could think about when reading the numbers was the It Crowd emergency phone number song: https://youtu.be/GTRil00Lfhc
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I noticed that on my fourth read through. I’m still finding new obscure things in it.
Reading this is what I imagine having a stroke feels like.
It’s also a glimpse of what it’s like dealing with someone with dementia.
Some of the current thought on shortcomings of LLM capabilities actually takes influence from human cognitive science, and what can be learned from those with neurological impairments. It’s thought that human language abilities are strongly dissociated from other reasoning abilities because individuals with aphasia can lack the ability to speak or comprehend language, yet be able to solve mathematical problems, engage in logical reasoning, enjoy music, categorize objects and events, etc.
It’s shown that LLMs develop a crude world model for performing reasoning tasks, yet it’s inextricably tied up with their language functionalities (since they are ONLY language based). The hope for future research is to develop AIs with world models and planning faculties that are decoupled from the language analysis module, which would mitigate hallucination and aid in interpretability.
Here’s the Linux version of this:
I was following it correctly up until the part where you have to place a child on your laptop. I wish these things would let you know the parts required beforehand.
Don’t forget the requisite top-hat!
Also the hover-tongs.
Just use you neighbour’s child
Just take one off the street, they’re free
I regularly feel like I’ve turned into a magician when 30 layers deep into my process of “fixing” something. So at least that is accurate.
But are you using child labor yet?
I kinda think it’s ChatGPT’s interpretation of Tux?
Whoa. Yes!
This is some /r/surrealmemes shit right here.
Part of me wants AI to never evolve so it can keep making images like these forever.
probably the best actual outcome tbh
Old technology never dies.
Except when it’s closed source and on a company server somewhere
The specific programs may be lost but the idea behind them won’t be.
Flash isn’t even that old and it’s already dead
“The design is very human”
The text in the image represents how accurate it tends to be whenever I try to OCR a document.
for windows use, try powertoys’s powerocr
It uses the windows built in API for ocr. Isn’t very good in my experience.
If you’re not getting good results, have you tried Ocr asegontorrittln the image first?
fwiw I’ve used it pretty extensively on screenshots of text I keep getting sent at work, so far I haven’t noticed any mistakes at all. may just be the type of images though
Despite the constant negative press covfefe
This is why I’m convinced no LLM could ever accurately produce the insane and moronic shit he comes up with.
Maybe with a small language model.
Yuge language model
I’m actually impressed by the reasonably coherent (though nonsense) text. If you think about how generative AI works it’s very surprising it could form words in images.
Microsoft’s image generator has been getting better and better at text. There are still plenty of problems, especially with small text, but someone on another forum was able to get it to output this with a very small prompt:
It’s surprisingly good at making nonsense
what do you mean nonsense
Beautiful, it’s a work of art unparalleled in the modern era
I want this on a t-shirt
Laugh while you can, fellow meat bags.
Step 4: get baked
This looks like scam email and Aliexpress products merged together.
Last step, “diable” is the devil in French. Therefore the last text more or less means “OCR the text into the devil’s text”
That’s how I always do it myself.
