Experiment. I treat likes as a kind of a read indication. Let’s try it here, like if you read this
@linusekenstam
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LLMs Achieve Self-Recursive Code Improvement Capabilities
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This is rather profound Large language models shows signs of being capable of self recursively improving their code. This is both exciting and poses somewhat of a larger risk. What a time to be alive.
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Nathan explores animation techniques with AnimateDiff
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More from Nathan on animation with AnimateDiff 😍 https://t.co/WOTEW0q6Ap
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 7 octobre 2023More from Nathan on animation with AnimateDiff
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AnimateDiff ControlNet AI VFX Experiment Shows Incredible Results
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Wtf 😱🤯
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 7 octobre 2023
AI VFX experiment: AnimateDiff + ControlNet
This is some incredible work by @CitizenPlain
Check thread 🧵
pic.twitter.com/NEKyXH8iIMWtf AI VFX experiment: AnimateDiff + ControlNet This is some incredible work by @CitizenPlain Check thread
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Memento Mori: Deep Existential Topics in AI and Technology
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Memento Mori — we could start with deep existential topics…
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Always-On AI Companion with ASMR Audio Interface Launch
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When someone drops an always on AI companion that looks like this and whispers ASMR tunes into my ears, let me know, I’ll help you market it and be your first customer.
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DALL-E 3 Knolling Prompt Technique Share
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Seeing people like Knolling with DALL-E 3 I thought I’d de-share this from February, should work equally fine in DALL-E 3 Enjoy
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OpenAI Playground Enables No-Code Fine-Tuning Feature
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This is big news, fine-tuning now all no-code in the OpenAI playground 🫨 https://t.co/vyUWUVCVLw
— Linus ✦ Ekenstam (@LinusEkenstam) 6 octobre 2023This is big news, fine-tuning now all no-code in the OpenAI playground
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Future wearable design lessons from D.J. Harvey Ambomo
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Future design of wearables should learn from D.J. Harvey Ambomo
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Robotics Revolution: Approaching Tipping Point with Massive Proliferation
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I get a feeling that we are on the cusp of a robotics revolution. The field has been slowly evolving for decades and we’re finally reaching some sort of convergence and tipping point. I’m pretty sure robots will outnumber humans 10:1 or even 100:1 Realistically there is no