Not to be paranoid, but is this another ploy to get people to upload selfies so that they can gather training data?
Do that need to trick people to do that? It isn't like it's hard to find selfies.
If you upload them directly like this you’re also giving full consent, whereas pictures they just lift from social media or whatever might actually be illegal to gather. Not that it makes a whole load of difference right now, but there’s still no reason to help ungodly large corporations cover their ass. You’re just a resource to them.
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Dude is handsome af, please everyone listen to the AI so that it leaves these types of dudes for me :D
Pretty sure that's the guy that would post pictures of himself on r/lies. He's one of the main things I miss about reddit.
Tremens Delerium is the only right answer here.
I was never particularly a fan. There's a lot better Belgian beers at the same price point imo
Brouwerij Van Steenberge > brouwerij Huyghe
ive seen a lot worse i feel like the ai may need a tune up
I believe you can do the same thing with the open source suite of diffusion tools. I believe the specific tool is called CLIP, but i could be mistaken.
Oh God, already I am roasted by the phone camera incessantly telling me to "pick a better angle". I am out of angles.
People tweeting stuff. We allow tweets from anyone.
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