#fundamentals of generative ai

[digitalpreeyam]

Generative AI is revolutionizing the digital world by enabling machines to create human-like content, including text, images, music, and even code. Unlike traditional AI, which follows predefined rules, Generative AI uses deep learning models like GPT and DALL·E to generate new and unique outputs based on patterns in existing data.

This technology is transforming industries, from automating content creation and enhancing customer support to generating realistic artwork and simulations. Businesses leverage it for personalized marketing, while creatives use it for inspiration and design.

One key feature of Generative AI is its ability to produce high-quality, original content, mimicking human creativity. However, ethical concerns such as misinformation and bias require careful management. As AI advances, its role in shaping the future of digital content creation continues to grow, offering endless possibilities while demanding responsible use.

[digitalpreeyam-seoexpert]

Generative AI is revolutionizing the digital world by enabling machines to create human-like content, including text, images, music, and even code. Unlike traditional AI, which follows predefined rules, Generative AI uses deep learning models like GPT and DALL·E to generate new and unique outputs based on patterns in existing data.

This technology is transforming industries, from automating content creation and enhancing customer support to generating realistic artwork and simulations. Businesses leverage it for personalized marketing, while creatives use it for inspiration and design. One key feature of Generative AI is its ability to produce high-quality, original content, mimicking human creativity. However, ethical concerns such as misinformation and bias require careful management. As AI advances, its role in shaping the future of digital content creation continues to grow, offering endless possibilities while demanding responsible use.

[segretecose]

it's interesting how 'fact check' and 'vet your sources' seem to be the correct course of action only when it's about things we don't agree with isn't it

[fazedlight]

I really hate where I see fandom going with AI.

I don't want to see AI-generated writing or art, period. But it's going to get harder and harder to tell as AI improves.

Which also means that newer writers/artists who write "too good" or "too weird" will be under immediate suspicion. Which means some genuine creators will feel frozen out.

It just paints a dire picture of fandom.

[tedbird]

starter pack trend with the boys ✨✨

i might make more of these but im also very lazy so probably not lol

[alaa-al-khateeb]

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[hardlightvivisection]

ai bros need to understand that llms are basically a text predicting newspaper collage. human creativity is nothing like a ransom note.

[tempestmothstorm]

Thinking about this one guy justifying ai art with something like “go ahead and make your art but the bar is raised now” and it’s like buddy the bar is lowered now thanks to you

[technecat-scratchings]

The type of genAI defender whose reasoning seems to be "Capitalism is bad and therefore all labor, including art, should simply be automated out of existence because labor is a product of Capitalism" is sending me.

Y'all, we don't need to automate enjoyable things. People do art as labor because they like doing art. What is so hard to understand about this?

[radicalcrashout]

maybe i'm insane but this is just genuinely so sad. like truly and genuinely sad i feel bad for her it isn't Fun to be addicted to social media, it isn't Fun to call yourself "maybeimnotsmart" online (idk if that's made up for the article tbc and idrc its definitely real for Someone out there), it isn't Fun to feel like you don't know how to do anything at all without the help of a machine. it sucks. and i do genuinely believe we can recover from this but we do need to start addressing being Actually Addicted to your phone because of how life is and how we can work our way back out of it

(https://archive.is/7yQqX is the article in question im new to tumblr i dont know how to link things properly i hope thats ok)

[eternaljunkyard]

sucks that that guy scraped ao3 but idk. people like him are always gonna exist. there will always be stuff to scrape off the internet but idk. i can't consciously archive lock my works. partially because its so difficult to get an account now but also because I don't think I should have to lock my works. i don't think other people should have to suffer because of a couple scalpers trying to make a quick buck. and ofc I understand people who do archive lock their works, plagiarism isn't fun or good and you can take the time to get a free account and it's hunky dory, but open and accessible fanfic and fandom have done so so much for me I can't justify locking mine. idk. also this is just gonna keep happening and at some point the scalpers are gonna make accounts and then there you go anyway. so.

[plantyaoi]

man. i really don’t care about robots.

[the-tzimisce]

the pro-ai reaction to the reaction had correct points about copyright law that a large part of this ostensibly pro-piracy and anti-megacorp dominated media website had bizarrely decided to disregard in favor of "whatever most benefits indie illustrators working on commission is what's morally right" but also at this point I feel like a lot of them have started huffing their own supply in the form of "whatever most benefits generative ai building is what's morally right." probably I should just stop spending so much time on a website full of 20 year olds

[frank-olivier]

Gravity’s Quantum Nature: Uncovering the Secrets of the Hierarchy Problem

One of the most influential theories of gravity is general relativity, proposed by Albert Einstein in 1915. According to this theory, gravity is not a force acting between objects, but rather a curvature of spacetime caused by the presence of mass and energy. This curvature affects the motion of objects, causing them to follow curved paths, which we experience as the gravitational force. General relativity has been incredibly successful in predicting the behavior of gravity in a wide range of situations, from objects falling on Earth to the bending of light around massive objects.

However, general relativity also has its limits. One of the greatest challenges for modern physics is the hierarchy problem, i.e. the enormous discrepancy between the strength of gravity and the other fundamental forces. The hierarchy problem arises from the fact that the force of gravity is much weaker than the other fundamental forces, such as electromagnetism and the strong and weak nuclear forces.

The strength of the gravitational force between two objects is determined by the product of their masses and the gravitational constant G. However, the strength of the other fundamental forces is determined by other constants, such as the fine structure constant for electromagnetism and the Fermi constant for the weak nuclear force. The hierarchy problem arises from the fact that the gravitational constant is much smaller than the other fundamental constants, making gravity much weaker than the other forces. On the scale of atomic nuclei, where the strong and weak nuclear forces dominate, the gravitational force is completely negligible. However, on larger scales, such as the scale of galaxies and galaxy clusters, gravity becomes the dominant force, shaping the large-scale structure of the universe.

The hierarchy problem poses a major challenge to modern physics because it is difficult to explain why the gravitational constant is so much smaller than the other fundamental constants. One possible solution to the hierarchy problem is the idea of ​​extra dimensions, which assumes that the gravitational force is not a four-dimensional force, but a force acting in higher-dimensional spaces. This idea is supported by theories such as string theory and the Kaluza-Klein theory.

In their research, Claudia de Rham and her colleagues have examined the implications of massive gravity theories for our understanding of the hierarchy problem. Massive gravity theories assume that gravity is not a massless force, but rather a force mediated by a massive particle, the graviton. This idea has been shown to provide a consistent and well-defined description of gravity in the infrared range, the range relevant to our everyday experience. In addition, de Rham's research has also examined the implications of massive gravity theories for our understanding of the large-scale structure of the universe. By analyzing data from the Sloan Digital Sky Survey and the cosmic microwave background radiation, de Rham and her colleagues have shown that massive gravity theories can provide a good agreement with the observed data while solving the hierarchy problem.

Research by Claudia de Rham and her colleagues has shown that theories of massive gravity can provide a consistent and well-defined description of gravity in a wide variety of situations.

Claudia de Rham: The Woman Who Broke Gravity (Curt Jaimungal, Theories of Everything, August 2024)

Sunday, October 6, 2024

[ebp-brain]

wow I never do personal rants in the tags but I am so mad about a certain technology after a meeting about it and I don’t understand how anyone is giving it any credit at all

[phoenixcoin]

{Okay, I have a few of you now, so I think I should clear the air of some things before going forward, and I hope everyone gets a chance to see this because I def don't want to disappoint anyone!}

{So, TLDR: I don't know a lot about FFVII and I don't have an FFVII verse for any of my muses, therefore if you need me to have any specific information going forward I'll have to take some spoilers. I won't be playing the newer games at all, most likely.}

{I've noticed I've gotten a few FFVII muses following me lately, and I am so happy that so many of you want to write with me! However, my knowledge on FFVII, especially as it exists now, is preeetty limited. I own but have not played the original game. I got it some time ago and tucked it away for when I finished my other FF games, then never got around to it. When the first FFVII Remake came out on PS4, we got that one, and we were very excited to play it. We also own and have seen Advent Children maybe a dozen times now. And the only game I've ever played to completion was Dirge of Cerberus.}

{But even with all of this, aalll of the information from any amount of media I had concerning FFVII. Gone. Completely. I don't remember the first thing about it, legitimately. Even the first part of the Remake. Gone. I don't know, y'all. I barely even remember FFXVI at this point. And while I do want to eventually get around to playing the original game and the other games that I already own again at some point, Sibling and I have been keeping it in the backlog for a time when we have time to play a Final Fantasy marathon like we did with the Kingdom Hearts and Zelda games, and that's going to take a while. I probably won't be freshening my knowledge of the games up for a good long while.}

{In addition, I won't be buying or playing any Final Fantasy or other Square Enix games going forward. Even if I do ever manage to get my hands on a PS5, I'm not doing it. I just don't feel comfortable with SE's current business practices, and I don't want to support them, even knowing how many folks probably still will. I just don't want to do it knowing now that they used Midjourney on one of their games. So I won't be learning anything about the revised version of FFVII, and I hear that there are some things that are quite different. If y'all need me to know about that stuff, you'll just have to spoil me about it, unfortunately. As much as I would like to play for myself and learn about it, I just don't know that it's safe to do so. I don't know if I could get away with buying the games on the aftermarket or if SE uses the initial launch updates in their analytics. If anyone knows something about that, feel free to let me know, but this is the state of things until I know that SE is going to let AI go and stop using it.}

{This was an awful lot just to say that my knowledge on FFVII is pretty limited, but I hope you guys are still okay with writing with me anyway. I'm going to do my best to give you guys a good experience even with my limited knowledge, I just wanted to give you a heads up on how fairly unlikely it is that I'll be able to keep up with FFVII lore for the meantime.}