I was watching some episodes of the found series Nightmare Ned today and thought "Man its a shame this show is only available in bad VHS recordings. it's Tim Burton/Van Goh visuals would proubly look lovely with some touching up....." And I thought that AI could probably do that but im not sure if it's ethical. I mean dose replaceing the pixels count as replacing the drawings themselves or is it just making the video look better?
AI inherently is unethical -- it uses copious amounts of water and electricity to do whatever it needs to do. This includes text generation such as ChatGPT, so there really isn't any safe, environmentally friendly way to use algorithmic learning at this time.
AI inherently is unethical -- it uses copious amounts of water and electricity to do whatever it needs to do. This includes text generation such as ChatGPT, so there really isn't any safe, environmentally friendly way to use algorithmic learning at this time.
Not to mention the stealy nature of AI.
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I recently saw some upscaled videos of Kidd Video where AI was used to fill in the blanks for parts of certain episodes where the English audio couldn't be found and I've got weird feelings about that.
I recently saw some upscaled videos of Kidd Video where AI was used to fill in the blanks for parts of certain episodes where the English audio couldn't be found and I've got weird feelings about that.
...I don't even know if what you're talking about has actually happened, but if it did happen, then at least it's not for profit? Still though, quite dumb.
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AI inherently is unethical -- it uses copious amounts of water and electricity to do whatever it needs to do. This includes text generation such as ChatGPT, so there really isn't any safe, environmentally friendly way to use algorithmic learning at this time.
I feel it ruins a lot of lostwave searches when ai extensions/recreations are made. BC when the ai is wrong (and it is most of the time) it just confuses people with what they're supposed to be looking for, and causes ppl to think they've found the original when they've just found another ai generated version.
I feel it ruins a lot of lostwave searches when ai extensions/recreations are made. BC when the ai is wrong (and it is most of the time) it just confuses people with what they're supposed to be looking for, and causes ppl to think they've found the original when they've just found another ai generated version.
Yeah, that's kind of a inherit problem/concern with AI, it leads to the spread of misinformation. People can use AI to, say for instance, make fake voice clips or, like you said, make AI extensions to lost songs, and people would think it's real. And considering how much misinformation spread online before the creation of AI, it can only get worst thanks to AI, especially with how often people take things they see on the internet at face value.
I don't think there's anything wrong with AI upscaling, to be honest. I've used stuff like waifu2x, an image upscaler, way back before AI generation was a big hot topic. I'm not huge on generation though, and stuff like recreations of celebrity voices or AI generated music are just awful. In my opinion, at least.
I think some of it looks absolutely awful though, more often than not. It tends to muddy details, and in the case of stuff like increasing framerate it just doesn't look good at all.
Seriously, go look up one of those 60FPS AI upscale clips and you'll see what I'm talking about, it's just way too smooth.
Post by Princess Viola on Aug 23, 2024 18:01:18 GMT
I don't really give a shit if it's 'ethical' or not, it just looks god awful.
Like when people take clips from anime and use AI to upscale them from standard definition to 4K and then use AI to interpolate the footage from 24 FPS to 60 FPS (and as a bonus often zooming in to make it widescreen).
You are objectively ruining it when you do that, there I said it.
Edit: Also like...you're just gonna be adding detail that wasn't there (or losing detail, I've seen lots AI upscaled 4K 'remasters' that clearly have less detail than the unupscaled original), sure does it suck if something is stuck in low-quality VHS recordings? Yeah, but I'd rather have that - either in the original resolution or NON-AI upscaled to HD than using AI to make it 'higher resolution'.