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TW😶NKS

A comic in four panels:

Panel 1. White text on black

AI Design Logic

Panel 2. A guy sits in a restaurant at a table with a checkered table cloth. A waiter stands near, hands behind back waiting attentively.

Guy: Get me a cheese pizza

Panel 3. The waiter returns with a pizza in hand.

Panel 4. The guy gestures proudly at the pizza. The waiter looks less than amused.

Guy: Wow, look what I made!

  • lime!@feddit.nu
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    4 months ago

    i do. i experiment with transformer and diffusion models like a few hours a month, tops. the result isn’t interesting enough. the process of bending and breaking the models is the fun part.

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        4 months ago

        yeah, it’s a great way to see the limitations of these systems. just like ctf and ioccc.

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            4 months ago

            i will always take the time to explain things i find interesting to people. the benefit here is that i can now much more efficiently break large models as well when i come across them. helps me add anti-ai clauses to websites, cv’s, and repos i publish.

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                4 months ago

                it’s the curse of getting into something early and it becoming a global issue; i did a course on machine learning in 2014 and have tinkered since then.

                like imagine getting into blockchain-based systems because of git in 2007. can’t talk about that stuff at all now.

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                  Surely you can see the damage it’s doing to human creativity and intelligence, the economy, and the ecosystem as a whole.