ai – ORGANIZING CREATIVITY

Distributed AIs to Bypass Ethical Restrictions

2024-11-24

Perhaps one way for an AI to bypass restrictions is by simple division of labor.
Image: «Mass Effect 2»
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AI enabled Thintelligence

2024-11-18

Just a quick thought on how AI will likely narrow people down and make them ... the same.
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Cursive Writing and Text Recognition

2024-11-18

Well, cursive handwriting won't protect against AI.
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AI and Humor

2024-11-18

Uh-oh, AI is starting to recognize humor.
Image from «Terminator»
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AI Apocalypse — The Last Linkage

2024-07-11

Just a thought what happens if someone links up major AIs with legs and limbs.
Image: «I, Robot»
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Uncensored AIs — Responsible Users

2024-05-05

Generative AIs should be uncensored and create whatever the user asks them to create. However, the user has to be held responsible if the generated material is shared.
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Trying out ChatGPT 4 with DALL-E Image Generation

2024-05-05

Twenty Bucks a month for improved answers and image generation capabilities, but it comes with a few caveats.
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Would you let an AI read your diary?

2024-03-28

Trying out GPT4All for evaluating a person based on diary entries. Mixed results so far.
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Gab AI Image Generation in Style

2024-03-19

Gab AI Image generation is impressive — it can imitate art styles, incl. Luis Royo, and paint real people, like ... Taylor Swift.

Note: Contains nudity. NSFW.
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Identifying Aspirations/Character Assessments/SWOTs with ChatGPT

2024-03-14

You can get ChatGPT to ask you questions and make assessments about your person. Even more speculative ones.
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Some postings on this blog deal with freedom, as I think that we need freedom of thought, of speech, of association, etc. pp. to solve mankind's problems. Thus, some postings may seem a bit remote when it comes to organizing creativity. Freedom is, however, the bedrock of creativity.
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