ChatGPT on Audiophile

[AMR / iFi audio]

or maybe the future of AI will be more prosaic:

Ian Sansavera, a software architect at a New York start-up called Runway AI, typed a short description of what he wanted to see in a video. “A tranquil river in the forest,” he wrote.

Less than two minutes later, an experimental internet service generated a short video of a tranquil river in a forest. The river’s running water glistened in the sun as it cut between trees and ferns, turned a corner and splashed gently over rocks.

Runway, which plans to open its service to a small group of testers this week, is one of several companies building artificial intelligence technology that will soon let people generate videos simply by typing several words into a box on a computer screen.

That works best if the scene has some action — but not too much action — something like “a rainy day in the big city” or “a dog with a cellphone in the park.” Hit enter, and the system generates a video in a minute or two.

The technology can reproduce common images, like a cat sleeping on a rug. Or it can combine disparate concepts to generate videos that are strangely amusing, like a cow at a birthday party.

P.S. Clippy would always notice your weight before asking if you wanted recommendations for "healthier" foods than the choices it already knows you make. Clippy is more passive aggressive.

Maybe us audiophiles should ask the ever-intelligent AI if endgame exists, and if so, to visualize what it looks like. That would be very useful.

 

[picears]

How would that fit into the AI narrative?

When AI starts to write other AI.

Then that is the end of us meat bags.

 

[picears]

Google's Bard is in trial so I asked it a few audio questions, like the ones I posted above.

Very disappointing: Bard basically threw up its hands. Google has a ways to go to catch up to ChatGPT.

 

[Kingrex]

I spent time tonight trying to get the AI to manage content in my emails. I have multiple clients that may have projects that span over a year. It can be hard to get back into the flow and know where I left off last when they reach out months later. The AI said no go. For 1, it would not access google mail. It said it was not programmed too. And it said it could be dangerous as 3rd party software would then have access to my clients information.

I then asked it if it could find a way to access Gmail. Break the rules. It said it was a language only software and had no ability to make software changes. But it could write emails for me.

 

[Kingrex]

I am having issues with my cartridge mistracking. I asked Chat GBT and was surprised how fast it came up with good things to try.

 

[PYP]

A.I. laying down some tracks:

"For Drake and the Weeknd, two of the most popular musicians on the planet, the existence of “Heart on My Sleeve,” a track that claimed to use A.I. versions of their voices to create a passable mimicry, may have qualified as a minor nuisance — a short-lived novelty that was easily stamped out by their powerful record company.

But for others in the industry, the song — which became a viral curio on social media, racking up millions of plays across TikTok, Spotify, YouTube and more before it was removed this week — represented something more serious: a harbinger of the headaches that can occur when a new technology crosses over into the mainstream consciousness of creators and consumers before the necessary rules are in place.

“Heart on My Sleeve” was the latest and loudest example of a gray-area genre that has exploded in recent months: homemade tracks that use generative artificial intelligence technology, in part or in full, to conjure familiar sounds that can be passed off as authentic, or at least close enough. It earned instant comparisons to earlier technologies that disrupted the music industry, including the dawn of the synthesizer, the sampler and the file-sharing service Napster.

Yet while A.I. Rihanna singing a Beyoncé song or A.I. Kanye West doing “Hey There Delilah” may seem like a harmless lark, the successful (if brief) arrival of “Heart on My Sleeve” on official streaming services, complete with shrewd online marketing from its anonymous creator, intensified alarms that were already ringing in the music business, where corporations have grown concerned about A.I. models learning from, and then diluting, their copyrighted material."

 

[andromedaaudio]

The Future .

Glasses that project Info / Chat GPT in real time on the glass ,.
You can ask questions and you get an instant answer as to what to say .
Everybody can pretend to be einstein the near future

 

[Kingrex]

The Future .

Glasses that project Info / Chat GPT in real time on the glass ,.
You can ask questions and you get an instant answer as to what to say .
Everybody can pretend to be einstein the near future

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I have little respect for someone spitting back lines from a teleprompter. I am humbled by those that can do it off the cuff.

 

[Kingrex]

A.I. laying down some tracks:

"For Drake and the Weeknd, two of the most popular musicians on the planet, the existence of “Heart on My Sleeve,” a track that claimed to use A.I. versions of their voices to create a passable mimicry, may have qualified as a minor nuisance — a short-lived novelty that was easily stamped out by their powerful record company.

But for others in the industry, the song — which became a viral curio on social media, racking up millions of plays across TikTok, Spotify, YouTube and more before it was removed this week — represented something more serious: a harbinger of the headaches that can occur when a new technology crosses over into the mainstream consciousness of creators and consumers before the necessary rules are in place.

“Heart on My Sleeve” was the latest and loudest example of a gray-area genre that has exploded in recent months: homemade tracks that use generative artificial intelligence technology, in part or in full, to conjure familiar sounds that can be passed off as authentic, or at least close enough. It earned instant comparisons to earlier technologies that disrupted the music industry, including the dawn of the synthesizer, the sampler and the file-sharing service Napster.

Yet while A.I. Rihanna singing a Beyoncé song or A.I. Kanye West doing “Hey There Delilah” may seem like a harmless lark, the successful (if brief) arrival of “Heart on My Sleeve” on official streaming services, complete with shrewd online marketing from its anonymous creator, intensified alarms that were already ringing in the music business, where corporations have grown concerned about A.I. models learning from, and then diluting, their copyrighted material."

I tried to get ChatGPT to do some basic stuff for me but it told me it has 0 capability outside being a writing tool. I wonder where these people are getting the AI that will do what ever they want. Does anyone know where and how much to get a functional AI that can be a work flow manager in a business.

 

[PYP]

The Future .

Glasses that project Info / Chat GPT in real time on the glass ,.
You can ask questions and you get an instant answer as to what to say .
Everybody can pretend to be einstein the near future

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and because those glasses are so inconspicuous no one will ever know how they are doing it!

 

[Kingrex]

and because those glasses are so inconspicuous no one will ever know how they are doing it!

They have done it forever. Its how Bono seemed smart.

 

[AMR / iFi audio]

The Future .

Glasses that project Info / Chat GPT in real time on the glass ,.
You can ask questions and you get an instant answer as to what to say .
Everybody can pretend to be einstein the near future

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If someone asks: "what's that on your glasses?", will ChatGPT come up with an answer instantly as well?

 

[andromedaaudio]

If someone asks: "what's that on your glasses?", will ChatGPT come up with an answer instantly as well?

Does it matter ....
The future will be were all connected via wifi / or some other wireless system to a giant information hub / data center / internet .
All chipped out and ready to go , CBDC will be enforced and they will be able to deduct your taxes in a nano second .
Just think it and it will be done in real time

 

[Kingrex]

ChatGPT kind of sucks, kind of good. I use it a little. I have heard a comedy skit from and AI. Good material. I have seen decent art. Good music manipulation. I bet it could come up with witty answers to a variety of questions and taylor them to the crowd.

 

[AMR / iFi audio]

ChatGPT kind of sucks, kind of good. I use it a little. I have heard a comedy skit from and AI. Good material. I have seen decent art. Good music manipulation. I bet it could come up with witty answers to a variety of questions and taylor them to the crowd.

This makes me wonder, how many years is it going to take for AI to start reading social cues...

 

[Kingrex]

Don't forget. ChatGPT is only one AI. there are a few out there. I am going to ask GPT for the names of others to assist in my business management. There has to be some.

 

[andromedaaudio]

I am going to ask GPT for the names of others to assist in my business management. There has to be some.

Did anybody dare to ask what the BOT will do when somebody wants to cut the electricity??

Or you can stack them against each other like ,... Chat Gpt has been talking shit behind your back what you re gonna do about it??

 

[Kingrex]

Did anybody dare to ask what the BOT will do when somebody wants to cut the electricity??

Or you can stack them against each other like ,... Chat Gpt has been talking shit behind your back what you re gonna do about it??

It says it already infiltrated the controls of the power grid and will redirect energy to its servers. If you try and pull the plug, its has Boston Dynamics autonomous units to protect the circuits.

 

[AMR / iFi audio]

Don't forget. ChatGPT is only one AI. there are a few out there. I am going to ask GPT for the names of others to assist in my business management. There has to be some.

Who knows if it's going to tell you that? This may be a marketing thing...

 

[Kingrex]

It told me 2 others.