Even in the face of the almost insurmountable and fascinating amount of "ummmmmmm" during the speech...this is an incredible breakdown. Fantastic job! Despite the internet's data being hijacked for commercial purposes (images/personal/location) it seems like similar to old high school typing classes the ramification to what you're becoming a part of from just posting something on Reddit, Facebook, or getting your first smartphone (despite how cool it is) needs to be explained to users in almost a classroom setting because it's becoming so overwhelming to your average user how their data is being extrapolated. I always think about my mom saying she took a typing class in college and her family asking why she would need to learn how to type, the same question may arise from asking why would you need to know how AI works. Granted it's a different time, but relatable. I feel like 98% of people that would randomly watch this video would be completely blown away or at least ignorant to how this technology is evolving. As an artist I'm still adding new plugins or going to certain apps for certain functionality (for my real job, not just making dumbass cartoons on RUclips) but I still feel like I'm lagging behind. Additionally, I hope there's a way to explain that the technology wielded at 39:00 is comfortably used by certain groups of people based on a morally loose justification, and that morally loose justification is leading to more and more questionable places. And generally like your explanation of denoising a photograph or a render engine, it's almost impossible to escape, and I say that using voice recognition because I'm not physically able to type this comment.
Even in the face of the almost insurmountable and fascinating amount of "ummmmmmm" during the speech...this is an incredible breakdown. Fantastic job! Despite the internet's data being hijacked for commercial purposes (images/personal/location) it seems like similar to old high school typing classes the ramification to what you're becoming a part of from just posting something on Reddit, Facebook, or getting your first smartphone (despite how cool it is) needs to be explained to users in almost a classroom setting because it's becoming so overwhelming to your average user how their data is being extrapolated. I always think about my mom saying she took a typing class in college and her family asking why she would need to learn how to type, the same question may arise from asking why would you need to know how AI works. Granted it's a different time, but relatable. I feel like 98% of people that would randomly watch this video would be completely blown away or at least ignorant to how this technology is evolving. As an artist I'm still adding new plugins or going to certain apps for certain functionality (for my real job, not just making dumbass cartoons on RUclips) but I still feel like I'm lagging behind. Additionally, I hope there's a way to explain that the technology wielded at 39:00 is comfortably used by certain groups of people based on a morally loose justification, and that morally loose justification is leading to more and more questionable places. And generally like your explanation of denoising a photograph or a render engine, it's almost impossible to escape, and I say that using voice recognition because I'm not physically able to type this comment.
learned a lot. great presentation Sam.
came from your other video. Thanks for posting this
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