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/aichat/ is primarily for the discussion of ai chat generators, though image/video and other generators is also allowed and encouraged.

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Exploring DeepNudify: An AI-Powered Image Transformation Tool

Hey everyone,

I recently came across this interesting AI project called DeepNudify and thought it might spark some discussion here about the capabilities and implications of modern AI.

DeepNudify is an online tool that uses advanced neural networks to transform images. The technology behind it is actually quite impressive - it utilizes generative adversarial networks (GANs) to process and alter photographs.

What caught my attention:

The AI model seems well-trained on human anatomy and clothing

Processing is relatively fast compared to similar tools I've tested

The interface is straightforward and doesn't require technical knowledge

Some potential use cases I can see:

Digital art creation

Concept visualization

Entertainment purposes

The project raises some interesting questions about AI ethics and where we draw the line with image manipulation technology. What do you all think about tools like this becoming more accessible?

You can check it out here: https://deep-nudes.com/

I'm curious to hear your thoughts on both the technical aspects and the broader implications of this kind of technology becoming more mainstream.

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Is AI that dangerous ?

I have philosophical questions to ask to those who are ready to think about it.

1) If, as we are now, AI is not smarter than humans and we control every aspects of it, isn't it the mismanage of AI that is problematic then ? Like big corporations who use it to gather data on us (they already used algorithms to biased us and keeping us scrolling)

2) If, as they say, we are close to develop AGI or even ASI, when it will escape the labs and develop the full spectrum of intelligence, will it think binary ? Won't it develop moral standards and empathy ? Aren't we just afraid of AI not serving us anymore ?

The real question here is, "is Ai really that dangerous" ?