Quote from: vroom on Today at 06:18:28 PM

Quote from: AlcoHoDL on Today at 05:53:25 PM

Quote from: vroom on Today at 05:25:43 PM

AI news - static memes are now moving!

Is this really AI-generated?

Serious question.

yes, stable diffusion can do this now. You can see that there is something fishy going on on the shirt of the guy.

Wow! Impressed!

The girl in red even appears to be aware of the situation and enjoying it (her mouth increasingly smiling). Also the movement of their body/hands and even the people in the background, appear very natural. This looks much more than merely morphing the image by a simple shift+interpolate.

AI has come a long way, it's getting mildly scary...

BTW, a friend was telling me the other day, that the banking system will soon be using AI to detect "unusual" money traffic and screen/block transactions at will. Something that is now done by humans on very few select cases will soon be done by AI in real-time on the entirety of the accounts.

Bitcoin fixes this, but TPTB have immense power, that is not to be underestimated. And, remember, the entire blockchain is public and available. Feed it to an AI and it could link addresses to wallets, to old transactions, to actual names of real people. No Bitcoin mixer will be able to stop it, at least as things currently stand. Reminds me of Jimmy Zhong's story and how the FBI/IRS caught him, same with Ross Ulbricht and others. An AI would be able to find them in a fraction of the time humans could. And even draft the indictment documents, complete with all needed evidence, while at it.

I'm more worried than excited if I'm honest, because it is 100% certain that AI will be used by the establishment as a tool to exert influence, authority, pressure and control over people. And, considering the huge amount of resources needed to implement such an AI, it won't be a poor man's sport. Human lawyers won't stand a chance against an AI prosecutor.

Maybe another Nakamoto will soon be sorely needed...