I find these fascinating so I’m just doing a quick lil check on whether there’d be enough people interested in consuming/producing content for such a thing.
Edit: made it https://sopuli.xyz/c/gai
Yes, there are lots of communities already in the fediverse for that kind of content - mostly ChatGPT and also image-generation themed ones. Would this be general purpose? Or specific to art/image generation or automation or what?
I’m imagining all forms of generative AI
Cool so like a catch-all AI discussion community. I think that would be great, since I’m assuming a lot of posts in /c/technology are probably about AI already, and this would siphon them off to their own thing?
Made it: https://sopuli.xyz/c/gai
i made one for specifically facebooks llama model and running test generation locally, https://kbin.social/m/localllama
Nice. Definitely joining :)
Glad you made this. I hope it gains some traction, cause that’s one of the communities I still check on Reddit.
There seems to be an instance dedicated about it at aiparadise.moe . Perhaps you could help it grow further!
Oh yes! This sounds wonderful!
I like following the machine learning subreddit. If it’s more general like that I’d be more interested, but the generative AI stuff is interesting too
There was a tightly moderated subreddit called ControlProblem, and the main issue and interest I have in AI right now is the alignment problem. I haven’t found anything in the Fediverse really touching on that part of AI yet by itself. Does it deserve its own separate discussion? I think so since getting it wrong or just ignoring it could be disastrous.
The alignment problem would be a relevant piece of discussion for sure
Made it: https://sopuli.xyz/c/gai
Definitely
I’m currently using AI upscaling on some Xena episodes to try to make them a little less… obviously 90s quality, and I was just thinking about how I know so little about how AI works that it’s basically magic, other than the fact that I know it’s not, and I should really probably try to understand it better.
There’s already:
https://kbin.social/m/ai
https://kbin.social/m/ArtificialIntelligence
https://kbin.social/m/machinelearningI don’t think the UI is doing the heavy lifting to make these links easy to use outside of kbin. To join from, for example, lemmy.world, I think you write: https://lemmy.world/c/[email protected]
But unfortunately, federation is still a bit broken.
Whelp I searched for communities here on lemmy before making this post and these kbin communities weren’t indexed I guess
It doesn’t matter, you can still make your own community. We need to shed the old thinking on reddit that there should be a single community for a subject. We can all subscribe to all of these and the best one(s) will grow organically.
Yeah, on closer inspection it looks like kbin is still having federation issues