MightyDickTwist
MightyDickTwist t1_j9h584s wrote
Reply to Pardon my curiosity, but why doesn’t Google utilize its sister company DeepMind to rival Bing’s ChatGPT? by Berke80
Different objectives. They could do that, if Google told them to. But they’re focusing on other things as well, like AlphaFold, Reinforcement Learning, Robotics, Medical applications, and even things like nuclear fusion.
They have their own answer to ChatGPT. They also do research on LLMs… but keep in mind that DeepMind does not develop products. They do research.
Google is the one that needs to develop products.
MightyDickTwist t1_j9camqz wrote
Reply to comment by LazyLizzy in “If the metaverse were a real revolution, it would already have happened!” Interesting video by Polytechnique insights by DeCastroRodriguez
It’s still a new tech, the issue is that we were still behind on technology when those headsets were released. Displays have been getting better, the optical stack has been improving, developers are learning about user experience (like dizziness).
It’s still new, and we still require better hardware. Unfortunately, this won’t go away so soon. The requirements for VR games are higher than what most people can afford.
I think the next generation of consoles will be when this will explode into popularity.
Not the metaverse itself, I don’t think, but certainly entertainment. I think we will see something similar to the success of the Quest 2 soon enough. Another leap.
MightyDickTwist t1_j7k6di0 wrote
Reply to comment by YobaiYamete in Who do you think will have a better/more popular AI search assistant, Google or Microsoft? by HumanSeeing
I’m not… sure this can be applied to LLM. I can see it for Stable Diffusion, but the amount of people that read smut isn’t all that significant.
MightyDickTwist t1_iy8bcs1 wrote
Reply to comment by grafixcoder in Why is VR and AR developing so slowly? by Neurogence
Yep. It’s still high-end stuff, aimed mostly at enthusiasts.
MightyDickTwist t1_isunt4p wrote
Reply to comment by ShittyBeatlesFCPres in The Metaverse Is Inevitable—but Not How Mark Zuckerberg Expects by thedailybeast
> their their marketing is so far ahead of their talents and we get a buggy Miiverse meets Second Life
It’s not so much that they aren’t good enough. Facebook has the talent to make it happen in terms of software.
The issue is that, believe it or not, we do not have the necessary computing power for this yet. Well, as well as priorities…
MightyDickTwist t1_ispcz0z wrote
Reply to Developer combines Stable Diffusion, Whisper and GPT-3 for a futuristic design assistant by Peaking_AI
Oh lmao I was just working on the same thing yesterday. Weirdly enough, I was also thinking of adding a face
MightyDickTwist t1_jeawm5l wrote
Reply to comment by zendonium in Where do you place yourself on the curve? by Many_Consequence_337
Also, the thing about AI is that it isn't one technology. How can we determine the "hype curve" of an entire field? We have multiple models, multiple training methods, multiple technologies.
Perhaps one could argue for hype curves for each model type, like pix2pix, but I don't think this applies to AI as a whole.