I wonder if it's because I use Linux?

Craiyon has been upgraded!

It has now moved to version 3 and its results appear to have improved a little - the pictures don't seem to be quite so grotesque and funny anymore.

https://www.craiyon.com/

Having said that, "tina turner eating a burger" is still throwing up some... unique images.

I saw on YouTube, the other night, from that there Sabine Hossenfelder, that an AI has discovered Einstein's theory of Time Dilation, without anyone having to show it how to do it.

An AI generated pizza advert...

https://www.reddit.com/r/oddlyterrifying/comments/12y93l4/ai_generated_pizza_commercial/

It says I have log in to watch it, as it's not suitable for people under 18.

But I am not over 18 don't have an account.

Is this it?

Yeah, well, obviously.

reddit > twitter

"It's like family. But with more cheese."

Nightjar wrote:

reddit > twitter

Reddit is ace. I spend every drink night wandering round it and posting pictures of Burger Kings.

YouTube has started to flood with videos featuring AI-generated vocals.

For instance, Freddie Mercury sings Yesterday.




Macca sings Telly Savalas's If.

He's no Telly Savalas.

Macca's 2018 voice is de-aged to sound like it did when he was young.

Macca sings Working Class Hero.

All of this stuff is hot garbage.

I just listened to the "Yesterday" 'version' and it was absolutely without merit or worth.

The pictures stuff is at least engaging in an absurd, inane sort of way, but this is just a waste of algorithms.

Basically, every time someone creates or disseminates this dreck, a tiny cactus dies of a broken heart.

And its thorns then all fall off.

This should change your mind. Paul McCartney sings a Rutles song. The results are nigh-impeccable.

I've had a go on one of those free AI relay chat things a couple of times over the last few days - and it was pretty rubbish. My test for these things is often Tina Turner-related, and it just spieled out generic known facts about her in wordy sentences - and it even gave me her incorrect age, with the generator thinking we were in 2020.

At times it even forgets what "we" are talking about, asking me to remind it of the context of my question.

Buttertubs has replaced the Turing Test with the Turner Test.