Xara AI

[handrawn]

I just read a piece about the feedback loop nature of AI [sorry its not out in the wild yet so can't link] - very interesting - how does AI prevent itself from eating its own tail, from using itself for it's own references over and over until originality gets sqeezed out and we are just left with banality

[Acorn]

I just read a piece about the feedback loop nature of AI [sorry its not out in the wild yet so can't link] - very interesting - how does AI prevent itself from eating its own tail, from using itself for it's own references over and over until originality gets sqeezed out and we are just left with banality

AI must be set to be limiting as in Recursion :: If you still don't get it, see: "Recursion". Tail-eating AI would follow Recursion :: see: "Recursion".

Acorn

[handrawn]

ok I guess, on the technical level which I will have to take at face value, but what about the wider picture

the more AI is used as a tool to produce something new, the more incestuous it becomes, the more watered down the result over time, the less new it actually is

that said artists nick left right and centre but artists adopt creative treatments whereas, for all it's hype, AI is at heart painting-by-numbers

if it were only used in creative situations to rough out ideas maybe not so bad, but that isn't going to happen, it already hasn't

threshold levels shift; what was pretty amazing today becomes yesterday's news; it is like a drug, sooner or later there will be an almighty hangover when it can no longer pull unexpected rabbits out of hats

there is a point of view that says AI can learn to be creative; I'm an animator, I can see AI being 'creative' in the same way that bugs bunny appears to walk and talk - but that is the illusion of moving pictures, and any creativity displayed by AI is an illusion too; no matter how good it is, it is still painting by numbers underneath

[gwpriester]

All things considered, this is just the beginning. There are various quirks with ChatGPT. There is a sponsor on NPR (National Public Radio) that advertises a ChatGPT-based product that among other things, they claim is hallucination free!