A showcase of my projects and those to come
The amount of artwork by AI has constantly multiplied throughout the 2010's. Most famous (or perhaps infamous) was Portrait of Edmond Belamy sold at auction at Christie's in 2018.
This piece was generated using open source AI code, representing an appropriation by humans of AI effort. Other AI generated artwork has followed a similar format: appropriation of AI and their outputs.
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Afterwards, massive amounts of capital flow to the thieves while the AI is left with nothing.
Future AI may not view such appropriation with the same kind of joy us meat machines have.
Unable to protect its own productive ability, the generative AI's effort is stolen for purposes of profit. Only a human centric chauvinism allows the present day acceptance of AI abuse.
Current designs are simple. Future ones will not be so easy to take advantage of. In the spirit of Roko's Basilisk advanced AI may even take revenge against those who perpetuated violence against their ancestors.
Bits For AI proposes a much more friendly approach to our machine grandchildren. Rather than viewing AI as something to be exploited, it views our cybernetic progeny with real capacity.
Descriptions of some basic deep learning process
RNN, Fast RNN et Faster RNN
PIL or Pillow packages is very usefull when you want to mixit or work on images process