Content Creation is About to Go Crazy

Dall-E, Stable Diffusion and Midjourney are just the beginning. Text to image generation has drastically improved over the last year and it's time to peak into text to video generation next. We cover the fear of artists being replaced by machines as well as the opportunities that arise for content creators through AI technology.
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Credits for the first Midjourney Images:
- Bunny: pickersberry
- Bob Ross x Muppet: deadlee
- Cyberpunk Cat: MichaelDGognon
Creativiy, Der Gigi: dergigi.com/2022/09/25/creati...

[@tillmusshoff]

After being inactive for almost 5 months I'm finally back! Needed the break, now I am excited to post content regularly again. Hope you enjoy! :)

[@BitcoinClubMalta]

Great Video!

[@7crypto7]

Happy to hear! Your content is always top notch

[@tillmusshoff]

Thank you guys 🙏

[@captainbob6680]

Please Include subtitles in your videos... For people who may not easily get your accent

[@wilsoncheung9523]

Thank you for widening my horizon😘

[@milominderbinder6209]

I don't understand, i just don't. How has this channel not blown up? It should pull AT LEAST 1 million subs. Edit: this has got to be one of the most interesting comment section.

[@PuppetNerd]

Thank you for puppetry representation!!! 😂

[@vxplouis]

Very well put video! This is exactly what I feel like when I think about AI. Last year when I read the 21 Lessons for the 21st Century by Harari I felt like he is talking about the far future but this month when I tried out the Dall-E 2 my mind was fucked. If any Internet user can create digital art with free commercial use like that, there's no way media agencies will pay for artists in the future. And I totally agree with you that the only way forward is not going against AI but working with it.

[@tillmusshoff]

Couple of thoughts on this: 1) I totally agree about the mindfuck moment. It hits different when you try it yourself. You see other peoples experiments and be like "oh cool, interesting", then you try it yourself and it's like "WHAAAT?!" literally started laughing out of amazement. 2) I think there will always be some form of man-machine interaction. Take AI as a starting point, but the human to really narrow down what exactly you want. It's almost impossible to envision an exact picture in your head and then try to create it via AI prompts. It works way better the other way around - let the AI generate ideas and you work from there.

[@gabrielfranca2366]

As hopeful as I try to be, I believe the world of deep fakes and AI-generated art and AI-generated voices is an incredibly dangerous one and I do not welcome it. Yes, I realise that's a thing the first guy to die in a Sci-Fi movie would say, but I stand by it. Unregulated AI technology of this caliber will be the death of us.

[@tillmusshoff]

Very good point. I‘d say it‘s a revelation for creatives, but if it‘s a net positive for society is yet to be seen. There are certainly a variety of dystopian scenarios.

[@EinfachBitcoin]

Thanks Till, that's a very interesting topic. I immediately closed the video and played around with /Imagine for almost a hour or so. Really fascinating... Keep up the great work :)

[@tillmusshoff]

Hope you finished the video first though 😂

[@BobbySchramke]

These are great videos man, keep up the good work!

[@liquidgrafixs4480]

Great channel man!! love it! Sehr gut gemacht!

[@AtTheLetterM]

Yo your video is on point atm well done

[@StephenRayner]

These orange videos are amazing keep going, will stay subbed for more like this AI tech future not only bitcoin

[@Crusuma]

Super Video! Freut mich, dass du zurück bist. Auch dein Besuch im Einundzwanzig Podcast war eine schöne Überraschung :)

[@tillmusshoff]

Da schaue ich immer gerne vorbei wenn ich eingeladen bin :)

[@ikemreacts]

Ahh! This video is so good. Glad you're back.

[@tillmusshoff]

Thank you!!

[@paulhamacher773]

In a few years there will be probably such a vast amount of content out there that it becomes more and more depentend on pure coincidence that you stumble across content that you actually care about and genuinely like. We then need another AI to search for content that's specifically tailored to our needs. 😄

[@tillmusshoff]

Opportunity for next level recommendation engines 😄

[@paulhamacher773]

@@tillmusshoff yeah or opportunity for many therapists 😄

[@AirKiter]

I'm going to use text to video to resume one piece to a 4 hour movie.

[@Vasis_Lester_Price]

Nice to see you back! (and funthing is, its my birthday today, so thank you for that present :)

[@tillmusshoff]

Happy Birthday!

[@peterpetrov6522]

"just beating humans at chess" triggered me a little. Computers were beating us since 1997 and it was nothing special, but since 2017 neural nets play chess with so much creativity, and they have such deep understanding of the game, that we are just in awe. It plays chess like an advanced civilization from another planet. AI often finds repudiation in chess puzzles and finds better moves in games from the past which are considered "work of art." AI didn't just beat humans at chess but also it crushed the best brute force chess engines which have some serious hardware. And the way it beat them was just embarrassing. Even top 100 human players seem to be learning new, "simple" strategies which they were unware of before. Anand, a 5 time world champion, retired from chess about 10 years ago, and last year he came back playing better than he ever did. In his old age he's learned new tricks probably thanks to AI. That's unheard of in any sport.

[@benjoewalker]

Fascinating, had similar thoughts when I began to learn about AI generated images really enjoyed listening to your thoughts on the topic.

[@tillmusshoff]

Thank you!

[@JanneWolterbeek]

This video is now 2 months old, and it’s examples are already dated, that is how fast ai is advancing! Great video, keep up the good work, love this channel! ❤

[@Doofball3]

I have my reservations about AI, especially AI "art", but I appreciate the quality of this video.

[@ndjarnag]

good

[@hairygreybox5797]

cool 🤯

[@DevinCBeck]

Welcome back :)

[@tillmusshoff]

Thank you

[@PeterPan30000]

He´s alive!

[@tillmusshoff]

Yes sir!!

[@ash.mystic]

My issue with Stable-Diffusion-based text-to-image AI (which includes MidJourney and Lensa) is that the LAOIN database they are trained on contain a lot of copyrighted art. It’s especially bad that they are making profit off of it. Artists are not getting compensated. In my opinion it is theft. It might be barely technically legal due to current loopholes in copyright law. Each step in the development of the AI models is legal but altogether it should not be considered legal. I think it’s really important that artists at least be able to opt-out of their copyrighted art being used to train the models.

[@tillmusshoff]

I don't disagree with you. I am not sure yet what my exact alignment is on this question. It's quite complicated honestly.

[@denisblack9897]

democratizing creator tools leads to a tsunami of very low quality shit, not to a golden age sadly

[@therealb888]

Quality only increases with democratization. Quality is not proportional to scarcity. Power hungry superficial exclusivists will be swept away by the tsunami of creativity to make way for the new generation.

[@tillmusshoff]

This is the way