Bernd
2025-05-22 18:29:31 ⋅ 1d
No. 341617
Have you seen the videos that Google's new AI generates
This video is 100% AI made
Bernd
2025-05-24 09:01:04 ⋅ 54m
No. 341703
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LmXU7j6SFBs
p. good video on the topic
Bernd
2025-05-24 09:11:53 ⋅ 43m
No. 341704
Or for example this phenomenon
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2-sbkd26lj4
So they trained AI on the limited images of North Korean cities and then use it to overlay over GTA. That shows you how just human urban environment can become data used for AI. And there are a lot of different cities, villages, modern and historic that can be mined for data. Different countries, cultures, different seasons and times of day - like NY at night is different than NY during the day.
Bernd
2025-05-24 09:21:08 ⋅ 34m
No. 341705
We also can train AI not only on the real world data, but on the data from the video games. So imagine a gameplay of the game like gothic 2
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iAN5i17YMAg
and we train AI on the videos of this game - how to generate new levels for this game, new NPC - completelly bypassing the game engine
The training data is not from the real world, but it is not AI generated. The training data from the game is generated by the game engine that has its own rules, so there will be a consistency in logic of the content that is generated based on this training dataset. We can have AI play the game on its engine, record the gameplay and generate new data to train another AI that will be generating new content for this game without relying on the engine mechanisms, but replicating the rules that underpin it.
Gothic 2 is just an example. How many games are out there that we can datamine for this content? Endless possibilities
Bernd
2025-05-24 09:26:46 ⋅ 29m
No. 341706
>>341701
nah, i aint afraid of this happening soon. Dental data is considered biometric and protected by some laws, so the AI companies will have a hard time accessing big troves of it
