sense ai is still trending, what acatly can we do with them that might be useful. ive been using chatgpt for code but the best thing ive got so far is something like pong, i would code myself but i find it way too hard for my brain and i struggle with almost everything. i feel like i could do more with ai but im not sure what.
got any idea or what have you been doing with ai tools?
I just posted about this today in another thread. The ability for AI to be able to describe photos for people who are visually impaired is a total game changer. Most visually impaired people rely on people posting AltText or photo descriptions to become involved, but as most of us already know, most people don’t think twice about it, including myself. I’m definitely trying to be better.
Thank you for reminding me to be better!
I’ve used it a bit to try and work on my Spanish. That is, using it as a sophisticated chatbot. Unfortunately it’s still quite frustrating for that: I figured I’d ask it to play un juego de rol (a roleplaying game), and it kinda sucks at it. I’m gonna give it a go with an open source alternative, hopefully they’re less aggressively calibrated toward being tedious and awful. It’s just, getting an open source language model running takes a decent amount of time and effort, so I’m sorta midway through that.
Have you checked out something like https://github.com/serge-chat/serge? It’s changed a bit since I installed it, but I remember it being pretty quick to set-up.
At the moment I’m trying https://gpt4all.io/index.html, a big part of the problem is that I just haven’t had a lot of time to deal with it, and the model parameter files are large downloads.
One cool thing is to summarize YouTube videos and ask it to ignore all the fluff.
I was doing some photography with a 50mm equivalent prime and didn’t want to go back to my car to get a wider lens for a shot that I was a bit too close to get the framing I wanted for. So I took 6 photos of the scene and stitched them together as a panorama with Hugin.
Turns out I was missing the bottom right corner and I had a big black square ruining the shot. So I took the post-processed panorama into GIMP, drew a crude outline of what I thought would be there and used StableDiffusion’s Img2Img to generate the missing bit.
A little messy, but better than losing the image entirely.
(Unfortunately the image includes things that would get me doxxed instantly)
As for LLM’s. Apparently GIMP doesn’t have a bulk export function that exports all active images at once. So instead of exporting 140 images that I had masked for photogrammetry manually one at a time, I asked Bing Chat if it could make me a GimpFu script to batch export.
It gave me this:
from gimpfu import * def export_all_images(): for image in gimp.image_list(): filename = image.filename if filename: new_filename = filename.rsplit(".", 1)[0] + ".jpg" pdb.gimp_file_save(image, image.active_layer, new_filename, new_filename) else: print("Image has no filename. Skipping.") export_all_images()which worked and saved me quite a bit of time.
ive beenw anting to do thing slike make game s but i cant code at all so i was thinking ai might be able to help but everyone says to do it yourself and not with ai.
Right now, LLM’s (large language models) aren’t really up to the task of making an entire (large) application from scratch with nothing but a concept to go on. Maybe in a year or two but for the moment your best bet would probably be to use a pre-made game engine that doesn’t require a lot of coding then leaning on the better LLM’s like ChatGPT-4 (paid) or Bing Chat (free but uses GPT-4 AFAIK) to help with hurdles doing game scripting.
I don’t have a lot of experience with game creation so hopefully someone with more domain specific knowledge comes along, but in the past I stumbled across Godot looking for a good free open source game engine.
Sorry I can’t be more helpful than that.
Are you trying to learn how to code? It’s tough. I think a lot of people only remember the easy parts but it has a steep learning curve. The good news is that once you learn one programming language well you can learn others more easily.
I screwed around with ChatGPT some a few months ago. Just for fun and learning, nothing major. I also have a nice graphics card so made some AI art on my computer. Mostly for a D&D character.
I’m hoping to see automated video captioning become better (or even good). Accessibility in general seems like an easy gain where the resources are otherwise not present (or withheld).
