Normal sharpness and over sharpening are very different. Idk why I'm getting downvoted when what I said is very easily visible in 2/3 of the examples in the article.

We don't even understand what "free will" is. So how can you say that it can't happen "artificially"? These conclusions are just wild guesses wrapped in a false certainty.

To be fair, isn’t it pretty common practice to sharpen the area around the eyes in portrait photo post production (and to make them brighter). Photographers are always trying to bring attention to the subject’s eyes.

Hell any time there’s a review on a camera lens or body, the reviewer always looks at how well the autofocus is working by looking at the sharpness on the eyes.

Are you a digital being ?

I wonder how many millions of dollars they paid for the “design” of the name of the company -or of the logo let’s say.

That's narrow minded

I guess we'll see.

Because a human must take action for it to occur. A human must direct the AI to do a task so the human behind the instructions is the true creator.

Humans don't need to be told what to do to be creative, we can choose to do it of our own free will.

Businesses look at IT as a line item like putting tp in the bathroom. Cheap as possible

This isn't crippling. All it says is images you curate from the ai without very much user input into the creation can't be copyrighted.

There are now controlnets where you can create your own poses or take your own drawings and run them through the ai to supercharge the guiding process for the ai. Even then you can always do editing post generation to make it personal. Hell you can even train the ai on your own art and style. Just because one guy used midjourney doesn't mean that someone doing something with a more open and configurable ai can't get their works copyright. It's on a case by case basis.

Cue file drop in 3...2...1

> A computer absolutely can not create original work.

Why not?

Or rather, if a computer can't, what is the reason that a human could instead?

On a thread about educational tech to boot 🫠

It will eventually reach a tipping point

not a hot dog

Lol? What crashing evaluation? The market always pulls back during fears of a recession. Tale as old as time.

I would very much prefer the floating heads

Shhhh, don't anger them

Karma are the hackers.

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we stole it fair and square. no backsies.

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That episode of White Collar was a good one back in like 2004.

Retina level refers to a pixel density that is close to the max your eyes can see.

Every story I read about these types of incidents just feeds into large corporations not spending money in IT, every damn time.

Record profits but skeleton tech support, they get what they paid for.