We really need to start having a serious conversation about this....

[AnalogPackrat]

comp.risks for those old enough to remember.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/chatgpt-us-lawyer-admits-using-222004701.html

 

[user 37518]

comp.risks for those old enough to remember.

https://au.news.yahoo.com/chatgpt-us-lawyer-admits-using-222004701.html

I am sure that these sort of incidents, in all fields, will be a daily occurrence. Physicians that diagnose incorrectly or prescribe wrong medication due to suggestions of AI should be expected.

 

[JohnRoberts]

I am hearing some speculation about chat GPT being used in near real time to generate more partisan blather in near real time. The political noise level may increase.

JR

 

[JohnRoberts]

I just read a newspaper article about AI being used in hospitals and giving wrong advice (mis-diagnosed Leukemia as sepsis) .
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I wonder if they could use chat AI to write better subscripting for movies... Maybe they already do and that is what is the problem.

JR

 

[user 37518]

I just read a newspaper article about AI being used in hospitals and giving wrong advice (mis-diagnosed Leukemia as sepsis) .
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I wonder if they could use chat AI to write better subscripting for movies... Maybe they already do and that is what is the problem.

JR

Apparently you can now have your own book written by AI. A friend of mine who is a high executive at Universal Music told me they are now very picky about composers and artists, making sure that the stuff they are delivering is not AI generated or if it is, they have to make sure they are not infringing copyright, since AI basically cuts and pastes from stuff on the web. This is basically one of the main talks that record label executives are having right now.

 

[Tubetec]

Theres apparently a new tune coming out from the Beatles, Paul Mc just anounced it , they captured Johns vocal from a demo , fed it into the transputer and generate the vocal track from that , wont be out for a month or two yet .

 

[AnalogPackrat]

 

[JohnRoberts]

Theres apparently a new tune coming out from the Beatles, Paul Mc just anounced it , they captured Johns vocal from a demo , fed it into the transputer and generate the vocal track from that , wont be out for a month or two yet .

Rumor is that Yoko is working on a computer virus to attack the AI...

JR

 

[user 37518]

Theres apparently a new tune coming out from the Beatles, Paul Mc just anounced it , they captured Johns vocal from a demo , fed it into the transputer and generate the vocal track from that , wont be out for a month or two yet .

Can't wait to ignore it.

 

[AnalogPackrat]

Ok, this is creepy. How did they get the AI to drop acid?

 

[user 41968]

 

[user 37518]

I guess artistry will be a thing of the past. Well, it's not like the mainstream artists we have right now are so great either. I'll take AI over Bad Bunny every time.

 

[soliloqueen]

someone very talented still had to mimic his singing voice almost exactly for the input. it only changes the timbre of your voice. it doesn't copy the way they pronounce words or the singing or delivery or anything. an extremely talented actor/singer still did all of that

 

[user 37518]

someone very talented still had to mimic his singing voice almost exactly for the input. it only changes the timbre of your voice. it doesn't copy the way they pronounce words or the singing or delivery or anything. an extremely talented actor/singer still did all of that

So he basically did what every non-talented artist has done since the invention of Autotune. But I do get your point.

 

[soliloqueen]

So he basically did what every non-talented artist has done since the invention of Autotune. But I do get your point.

The opposite, actually. It only works if you have real talent. As the technology exists today, it is significantly harder and requires significantly more vocal control to make an AI cover than it does to sing something normally, provided you're not using an extracted vocal track. Every single minute aspect of the voice of the person you're going to be transforming your voice into other than their base timbre has to be painstakingly reproduced by the singer. It's not uncommon for these kinds of things to require hundreds of takes to get it close enough to not sound uncanny in the output. If your delivery is even slightly off, it just kind sounds like someone else, since timbre is such a small part of what makes someone's voice unique. These AI voice changers (really, they are timbre changers) don't even replicate accent, so if the target voice has a different accent than you, you have to do weeks+ of intense training in that accent.

Obviously, this will change in the future, but right now, it's quite a bit harder than singing normally.

 

[scott2000]

Was at the vet the other day having x-rays taken of one of my dogs and he mentioned how they can/do use AI to read images but it's not very accurate... eesh..
But I guess it saves money from having a specialist read them.

 

[JohnRoberts]

Open AI, the company behind the popular tool ChatGPT, says it won't allow politicians and lobbyists to use its products during campaign season over fears of potential abuse and...

Yeah that will stop them.
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I have been thinking about this for a while but recently heard some economists speculating about chatGPT actually boosting GDP growth.

Sounds like a scary possible new future... or not.

JR