nuclearbananana

nuclearbananana t1_jdarqq9 wrote

Reply to Could you train a local AI chatbot (like the local GTP 3 that you can download and train) on things like building codes to assist tradesmen? by jdog1067

Yes, take a look at Llama.cpp (you'll need a programming background to get it working). Even lighter models will likely come out in the future (look up stanford's alpaca, based on Llama). I'm assuming someone will also build more user friendly ways of doing this.

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nuclearbananana t1_jcx973s wrote

Reply to Do you think BluRay DVDs are the final form of physical media? Or will a new physical media format come to be, and what would that look like? by Daveyb003

> But then then I wonder if internet speeds will increase so much that compression won’t be a thing. Like perfect 8k picture.

Compression will likely always be a thing. I think you mean lossy compression, which actually removes information to make something smaller.

But there's also lossless compression, which simply removes redundancies in data and doesn't lose anything. It's (almost) free storage, just some overhead in decoding. That's not likely to go away.

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nuclearbananana t1_ja1xhi6 wrote

Reply to AI is accelerating the loss of individuality in the same way that mass production and consumerism replaced craftsmanship and originality in the 20th century. But perhaps there’s a silver lining. by SpinCharm

You're a good writer, have you thought of starting a blog? Feels like a waste to see good content being lost on reddit.

There's undoubtedly going to be a silver lining to AI generated art, in the same way we value handcrafted items over mass produced. The one and hope and dread as of late is in creating drawing/painting, with the end result to so easily achievable, all the value will switch the process, and the intention and feelings of the artist.

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