Yann LeCun Objects ChatGPT and Sora. Here's Why.

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[@nuorigin]

The AI used to narrate this video could use some improvement

[@TechCindy]

Gotcha, will do! I'm still learning video editing and value all your feedback.

[@pakebe3274]

Good content keep the good work

[@TechCindy]

Thanks, I will! Just published a new video ; )

[@bsharp3281]

This is going to sound strange, but Ai creativity will always get better, but never be good. The left brain will never step into the right brain's territory. Why? Engineers champion objectivity. "What is going on out there without my influence," they ask. "What is the universe outside of humanity?" Right? Artists are different. A thousand artists paint the very same landscape on the very same day - just a landscape, not a soul in it. Yet the winner in the hearts of everyone won't be the most photorealistic one (for it would be the most antiseptic and cold), but the one that evokes the strongest emotional response in the viewer. So, the left brain is always trying to "take the human out"; while the right brain is always trying to "put the human in." These paths will never cross. Ai will produce no Beatles, no Shakespeares, and no Steve Jobs' Make sense? 😊

[@TechCindy]

This is a great perspective. Having worked with both engineers and artists, I feel that they have different mindsets. We also see today's AI missing something that some refer to as core or "soul" in their image generation. Yup, thank you so much for sharing these insights!