DALL-E (and other text-to-image generators) will often add text to their images
even when you don't ask for any. Ask for a picture of a Halifax Pier
[https://www.aiweirdness.com/the-terror-of-the-sea/] and it could end up covered
in messy writing,
Google's large language model, LaMDA, has recently been making headlines after a
Google engineer (now on administrative leave), claimed to be swayed by an
interview in which GPT-3 described the experience of being conscious. Almost
everyone else who has used these large text-generating AIs, myself included,
I recently started playing with DALL-E 2, which will attempt to generate an
image to go with whatever text prompt you give it. Like its predecessor DALL-E,
it uses CLIP, which OpenAI trained on a huge collection of internet images and
nearby text. I've experimented with
If you're going to open a late-night donut shop, you're going to need a unique
set of over-the-top donuts to set the proper festive atmosphere. But how to keep
the ideas coming?
I decided to see what donut ideas I could get using
Back when the text-generating neural network GPT-2 was released, OpenAI released
it in stages, in part for fear that people might use the more advanced models to
generate misinformation.
Now in 2022 we do indeed have people passing off AI-written text as human, but
rather than being