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Title: AI Generated Images
Post by: Red Squirrel on November 07, 2024, 17:58:16
[I think there may be another thread on this topic elsewhere, but I can't find it - feel free to move this Chris from Nailsea!]

A while back, I wrote a post for Bristol Rail Campaign (https://bristolrailcampaign.org.uk/zonal-fares/). I was humming and hahing as to what to use for the Featured Image - the picture that goes above the post - when my hosting software helpfully suggested that it could generate one, based on what I had written. Here it is:

(https://bristolrailcampaign.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2024/10/image.png)

Strangely interesting, and interestingly strange.

I've attached another one, which is a thumbnail from YouTube. These trains are definitely in trouble, and if I was the bloke in hi-viz I think I'd be running the other way!



Title: Re: AI Generated Images
Post by: Trowres on November 07, 2024, 22:48:57
Hope its a long time before AI is let anywhere near safety-critical matters on railways.

I asked one AI entity whether or not two trains could pass at Melksham? The answer, words to the effect:

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Yes. One train can wait on the footbridge


Title: Re: AI Generated Images
Post by: Chris from Nailsea on November 07, 2024, 22:58:23
I am genuinely scared by AI - it can make anything appear to be really real.  :o



Title: Re: AI Generated Images
Post by: Timmer on November 08, 2024, 06:55:00
I am genuinely scared by AI - it can make anything appear to be really real.  :o
You should be and it’s only going to get better at making things look and sound real. Very concerning.


Title: Re: AI Generated Images
Post by: JayMac on November 08, 2024, 11:12:24
The world turns. I find neophobia to be a somewhat irrational fear.



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