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The Almighty 404
The Almighty 404
January 13th, 2025 5:38 AM

Ah yes, the “dead mom” haircut.

hevensdragon
hevensdragon
January 13th, 2025 5:46 AM

Explained soon…. that is very ominous. Outside a statment of your mom is dead to us I fail to see ways it can be explained soon, other than her getting killed. Which I don’t think you would do.

Mark
Mark
January 13th, 2025 9:32 PM
Reply to  hevensdragon

I think the reason why she isn’t here maybe due to the fact that her dad explained that Kate’s mom still saw her as a monster even after she had to flee, something her dad couldn’t bear with, more about that in this page of the comic https://www.yoshsaga.com/comic/searching-for-a-lost-daughter/

Mark
Mark
January 14th, 2025 4:18 AM
Reply to  Sage

Oh! I see, on what page of the story is that mentioned about Kate’s mom? Just curious to know since I missed that

Torbjörn Larsson
Torbjörn Larsson
January 14th, 2025 2:55 PM
Reply to  Mark

Large Language Models (a subset of AI) are snapshots of accessible culture, the “stolen art” is mostly in the public domain. It isn’t really creative (unless you count their made up “hallucinations) in the way that deep neural nets can be when they make pattern matching ona level neither humans nor other methods do.

But some means to make them so are researched. For example, by assigning different LMMs different roles they can creatively work as a group. For example assigning various expert roles, an integrator and one criticising the result seems to work. For backgrounds in art, perhaps a flat color expert, a shading expert, a consistency expert and a critique? The critique can be prompted to “be creative”.

Torbjörn Larsson
Torbjörn Larsson
January 15th, 2025 2:01 AM
Reply to  Mark

Sage – To my knowledge, LMMs don’t repeat output. Many large softwares are “creative” in that way, if they are for example compiled at runtime output can depend on computer configuration. But repetitions is not used to measure creativity, and there are some early attempts to do that with software. [“AI writing is improving, but it still can’t match human creativity – Computer program finds that ChatGPT and its ilk remix words well, yet their output remains derivative”, Science, Dec 19 2024]

The group work LLMs exist. [“Multi-Agent Collaboration Mechanisms: A Survey of LLMs” arXiv:2501.06322v1 [cs.AI] 10 Jan 2025] But I don’t think they are developed for this application, hence the suggestion.

Perhaps there is some nuance to the word “text” that I\m not familiar with, but generally it should be written texts in the context of LLMs. Yes, LLMs may include paywalled material as training material if the constructor paid for it. This is a viable criticism as for instance “public domain”, “fair use” et cetera is not global rights and there may be infringement even if used for training and not copying. But there is no outright “trainingright” legislation that I know of [not an expert]. I don’t think court cases have been made yet, if they can be made. We’ll have to wait and see what comes out of it. Meanwhile, today’s LMMs are there and can be used.

Torbjörn Larsson
Torbjörn Larsson
January 15th, 2025 2:12 AM
Reply to  Mark

So I’m no LLM: I wrote LMMs twice.

Also, on paywalled material sources. I suspect that the data bases and/or web crawlers used as text sources may have reached material that *should* have been paywalled, I see copies on the web all the time. That would be part of the legal processes that should oversee LLM use.

Michael Halpern
Michael Halpern
January 13th, 2025 5:51 AM

i wonder what they have planned for the uninvited

Michael Halpern
Michael Halpern
January 13th, 2025 6:15 AM

has Lien gotten her new ears yet?

Michael Halpern
Michael Halpern
January 13th, 2025 6:31 AM

its been over 2000 pages since we last saw him (553)

Belvarius
Belvarius
January 13th, 2025 6:34 AM

Any responsible event planner plans for unexpected guests. The question is: is there something about this guest that they didn’t plan for?

Michael Halpern
Michael Halpern
January 13th, 2025 7:41 AM
Reply to  Belvarius

she was expected, heck her sister is a local reporter.

masterofinfinity479
January 13th, 2025 7:31 AM

first of all: did he dye his hair? second: is she a spy?

Michael Halpern
Michael Halpern
January 13th, 2025 7:40 AM

his hair has always been blue, no she isn’t,

hevensdragon
hevensdragon
January 13th, 2025 10:39 AM

She runs the orphanage that took in Kate. With support her sister who is the reporter they befriended.

Paradox
Paradox
January 13th, 2025 11:34 AM
Reply to  hevensdragon

Not the orphanage that took in Kate, just an orphanage that took in chimera children that her father went to while searching for Kate

The Ninjaneer
The Ninjaneer
January 14th, 2025 9:30 PM

INTRUDER ALERT, A BLU SPY IS IN THE BASE!

coredumperror
coredumperror
January 14th, 2025 1:52 AM

Oh no, Jane is wearing the “Soon to be dead mom” haircut!!

darkoneko
January 14th, 2025 3:13 AM

You really had to point to the haircut, didn’t you 😐

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