Again a too long boring post... :(:(:( Yaaawn. You are a Gemini like me and don`t know that Geminis get bored quite soon??? :):):)
Come on. Enough of this time waste. :):):)
Come on. Enough of this time waste. :):):)
Brilliant Poles and Polesses - presentation
@pawian, sorry, but you have the time to discuss with me, but not to read one post? Stop being a lying a-hole.
Summary:
1. According to research AI art generators can't be "trained" only on AI art, because then they stop working properly. So it looks like they have to continuously steal human art.
2. AI art generators don't imitate, they "physically" steal existing art and photos from the internet. There have been reports about AI artworks containing signatures of existing artists and watermarks of photo stock sites.
3. I will post an example, but I have to do some digging to find it.
Short enough for you? 🙄
Summary:
1. According to research AI art generators can't be "trained" only on AI art, because then they stop working properly. So it looks like they have to continuously steal human art.
2. AI art generators don't imitate, they "physically" steal existing art and photos from the internet. There have been reports about AI artworks containing signatures of existing artists and watermarks of photo stock sites.
3. I will post an example, but I have to do some digging to find it.
Short enough for you? 🙄
Short enough for you?
No, I refuse to read this one, too. Just like I would refuse to read Poloniusz`s or another poster`s like that. You have joined their team. :):):)
One sentence is my utter limit for your replies to me.
I can negotiate for two sentences because I am so benevolent and tolerant by nature but it is my last word!!!!! hahaha buhahahaha
Thank you for this educational dispute. Good night to you. :):):):)
No, I refuse to read this one, too.
Oh, why is that this time? Because it's obviously short enough. You're as pathetic as Novichok when he's losing an argument.
Btw, do you know why I called you an a$$hole? Because already from those earlier posts I could see that you're most probably a lost cause. So I continued this discussion to see more of your true colours and for the benefit of others - to spread some info and awareness.
You have joined their team. :):):)
I've just put you on a certain list of mine too.
Polish young women crushed their competitors at the 4th European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics
All four Polish females taking part in the 4th European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics won gold medals.
The 4th European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) took place in Veldhoven, Netherlands, at the end of July. Although the name suggests that only competitors from the Old Continent take part in the competition, in reality girls from all over the world take part in the competition. Each country can have a maximum of 4 people. This year, 195 competitors from 56 countries took part in the competition. According to the event organizers, the competition is held according to the rules of the International Olympiad in Informatics. The competition is individual. Over the course of two days, the participants of the Olympiad take part in two five-hour sessions, during which they solve algorithmic and programming tasks. 100 is the maximum number of points that can be earned for each of them - this year there were eight of them - four each day. The total number of points determines the place in the final ranking. Half of the participants are awarded medals in the proportion of 1:2:3 - gold, silver and bronze medals, respectively. 8.5 percent competitors receive gold medals.
All four Polish females taking part in the 4th European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics won gold medals.
The 4th European Girls' Olympiad in Informatics (EGOI) took place in Veldhoven, Netherlands, at the end of July. Although the name suggests that only competitors from the Old Continent take part in the competition, in reality girls from all over the world take part in the competition. Each country can have a maximum of 4 people. This year, 195 competitors from 56 countries took part in the competition. According to the event organizers, the competition is held according to the rules of the International Olympiad in Informatics. The competition is individual. Over the course of two days, the participants of the Olympiad take part in two five-hour sessions, during which they solve algorithmic and programming tasks. 100 is the maximum number of points that can be earned for each of them - this year there were eight of them - four each day. The total number of points determines the place in the final ranking. Half of the participants are awarded medals in the proportion of 1:2:3 - gold, silver and bronze medals, respectively. 8.5 percent competitors receive gold medals.
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