Do you see it? Back up from the screen a little and squint. There it is, that’s the future of subliminal messaging enabled by generative AI tools like Stable Diffusion. Here’s how Motherboard describes it:
The technique, called ControlNet, essentially lets users have more control over the generated image by specifying additional inputs—in this case, letting you create images or words within other images.
Must. Obey.
Free and paid Adobe users get credits to use its generative AI tools, Still says, because they don’t want someone to have to pick between buying an add-on or just making stuff.
In the first demo, the presenter is removing the out of focus dog at the front of this frame. He’s using Adobe’s generative fill to fill in the space where the dog left.
Casey Bloys, the chairman and CEO of HBO and Max content, is pretty bearish on AI-generated TV shows and movies right now.
Instead of friends that help you brainstorm your kid’s birthday party or plan your next campaign in Dungeons and Dragons you can interact with chatbots, including one that looks and sounds like Snoop Dog....we think. It didn’t work on stage and Zuckerberg moved on with the presentation.
Which is basically what I do when my friends don’t respond to my galaxy brain texts at one in the morning.
In a rare interview, Meta’s CEO dives into where AI is going next, the new Quest 3 headset, and his ongoing rivalry with Elon Musk.
Even though Microsoft offers AI tools that help people create content, Kevin Scott doesn’t want AI to completely take over content creation — hear him talk about it in this clip from Code 2023.
I’m excited to see what kind of abominations I can create with the stickers. We’ve got the story explaining those stickers, and the other tools, right here.
The Meta AI assistant is coming to WhatsApp, Messenger, and Instagram, along with dozens of AI characters based on celebrities like MrBeast and Charli D’Amelio.
