wntersnw
wntersnw t1_j9u0my4 wrote
Reply to World’s first on-device demonstration of Stable Diffusion on an Android phone by redditgollum
Chat-gpt summary:
> Qualcomm AI Research has successfully deployed Stable Diffusion, a text-to-image generative AI model, on an Android smartphone for the first time. Stable Diffusion is a foundation model, a large neural network trained on a vast quantity of data that can be adapted to a wide range of downstream tasks. The model, which had previously been confined to running in the cloud due to its size, can now be run on a smartphone with full-stack AI optimizations using the Qualcomm AI Stack. The optimizations include quantization, compilation, and hardware acceleration using the Qualcomm AI Engine direct framework. By shrinking the model from FP32 to INT8 and applying adaptive rounding techniques, the model's accuracy was maintained while reducing memory bandwidth and power consumption. The result is Stable Diffusion running on a smartphone within 15 seconds for 20 inference steps to generate a 512x512 pixel image, the fastest inference on a smartphone and comparable to cloud latency.
wntersnw t1_j8o5rwg wrote
Agonizing over things you have no control over is never a good idea. Best to just live your life and enjoy it, and try to take things as they come. There's no guarantee that you will lose the things you love. You might get even more choice and freedom as to how you live your life.
wntersnw t1_j800wuu wrote
Was thinking about something like this the other day but for nvidia's rtx remix when it gets released officially. Train the AI as you remaster games using the program, then eventually it knows enough to remaster games by itself.
I think these types of systems will start to appear not long after AI assistants are integrated into operating systems.
wntersnw t1_j1f6mct wrote
Reply to If your opinion is "it's good because it's AI," you're not really thinking very far ahead. by OldWorldRevival
I'd say the discussion here has been very nuanced over the years, and the potential dangers of AI have been debated to death. It's only the subject of AI art that has become so polarized, which makes sense since it actually has real-world consequences. Most everything else discussed here is just speculation.
wntersnw t1_j16o4yp wrote
Probably will happen when they can figure out a compute-efficient way to give an AI long-term memory.
wntersnw t1_j9vhu43 wrote
Reply to Optimism in the Singularity in face of the Fermi-Paradox by [deleted]
The wider universe doesn't actually exist and is basically a hologram of the simulation.
All civilizations wirehead themselves before reaching the singularity