Object Of Objects

There's a song about this. I think the conclusion is yes. youtube.com/watch?v=yoHR8qwu…

I thought of a faster way to multiply numbers. What do you think – can I make any further improvements?

It's been a while so I don't have a really juicy example ready. But just glancing through the online notes, there's this bit in chapter 2:

You probably already know this song, but just in case: youtube.com/watch?v=LJms1CGH…

This is "a game of go" depicted by Bing, rumored to be backed by DALL-E 3. It actually produced 4 images. All four images featured food, tea, a rather small wooden board with an irregular grid, and random stone placement. Still, much better than other image generators!

"A game of go" – Lexica Aperture 3.5 left and Midjourney 6 right. Will DALL-E 3 be the first to get this right?

I wonder if anyone has invented rules for the crazy-looking board games Midjourney comes up with.

Hi. I'm currently reading the latter book. Sorry for the random question, but I am not sure who else to ask. Would Richard have been aware of the concept of reincarnation?

Here's the start of the SVG code. The whole file is 1.1 MB.

I gave vectorizer.ai a try. I'm interested in AI-generated vector art. Here I had Midjourney generate an image with the prompt "beam lore, vector art" and then converted it to an SVG with vectorizer (re-rasterized as PNG for attached image).

Here's a problem from the appendix of the Adversarial Policies paper (arxiv.org/pdf/2211.00241.pdf).

I failed to get ChatGPT to generate nonsense.

{(682,576),(896,438),(614,640),(438,896),(512,512),(512,768),(409,960),(1024,256),(877,448),(1024,320),(1024,384),(576,682),(960,409),(558,704),(472,832),(640,614),(384,1024),(448,877),(320,1024),(256,1024),(832,472),(704,558),(768,512)}

Delphi thinks we should not use Delphi.

OK, this is pretty funny.

This one is cool.