CNET's Katelyn Chedraoui talks with Kent Keirsey, CEO of AI creation platform Invoke, about copyrighting an image made entirely with AI and what challenges there are to consider with the use of AI in art.
CNET's Katelyn Chedraoui talks with Kent Keirsey, CEO of AI creation platform Invoke, about copyrighting an image made entirely with AI and what challenges there are to consider with the use of AI in art.
Hear That Mr. Speaker?’ #ConvictedFelon #DonaldTrump Vows to
#Invoke the 1798 #AlienEnemiesAct for #MassDeportations, Tells #MikeJohnson ‘#GetReady’ At #NYC #Hatefest
Trump vowed to implement the “largest #deportation #program in #American #history” on his first day in office, and to use the Alien Enemies Act of 1798 to do it.
Open Model Initiative launched by @linuxfoundation to help pave the way for more ethical LLMs https://www.linux-magazine.com/Online/News/Linux-Foundation-Adopts-OMI-to-Foster-Ethical-LLMs
#ArtificialIntelligence #LLMs #OMI #Invoke #Civitai #ComfyOrg #licensing #AI
Put out a couple small #Paramiko bugfix releases, both stemming from having fallen behind upstream changes in Cryptography.
Big thanks to the folks who patiently reported/patched/approved the relevant tickets while I've been struggling to prove myself at the new job
Hoping to stay on the treadmill for the foreseeable future. #Invoke in particular needs a lot of bug/feature work & I can arguably put /some/ dayjob time towards it. Since I, uh. Kinda shoehorned it in there.
Instead of repeating past mistakes like aliasing curl to the Invoke-WebRequest cmdlet in PowerShell by creating a SUDO command for Windows, Microsoft should embrace their legacy and create Super Administrator Do (SADO)
#SUDO #SADO #Microsoft #Windows #Curl #Invoke-WebRequest #Tensionheadache
Here I thought messing with SD prompts was a waste of time.
Happened to arrive early at church this Sunday while the tech crew was setting up the slides. One of them was trying to "extend" a vertical image horizontal (the old-school way by copying it 3 times).
I jumped in and showed them how to use Adobe's #AI feature. Not a fan of Adobe myself, but easier than showing them how to install Invoke (and waiting).
Definitely felt like a hero this morning!
My first #Rust project is really coming together!
I also wrote a tiny bit of #Python glue (#Invoke tasks, obviously ) to restart a systemd user service when my 'cargo watch' pipeline gets all the way to 'cargo install’, because 'cargo watch' cannot interleave cargo and shell commands
What's nice is that that tiny bit of Python involved threading, and it Just Worked the first time I ran it! I usually suck at threading on account of rarely doing it, so this was nice.
Using a combination of pyproject.toml, metadata library and #invoke the #edwh library allows for combining several #tasks.py collections. With #pip installable plugins, local tasks and run-everywhere functions it combines the best of code reuse, maintainability and project specific functionality. Still in beta, we'll be moving a lot of our internal project #devop code into an mit licensed open source repo.
The 1st functional plugin lives at https://github.com/educationwarehouse/edwh-multipass-plugin #python
#Invoke (aka #PyInvoke) 2.0 is out!
As with all my recent releases, it's not a rewrite-2.0, just a technically-backwards-incompatible 2.0, as Python 2 is gone, gone, gone.
https://www.pyinvoke.org/changelog.html#2.0.0
You may want this release if: you use #Python 3.11! as it includes the fixes for that.
@samwilson It might be possible to hack something using frame:getParent(). This gives a hint on the "nesting" of the #invoke call. If it exist the Lua code does not generate the content inside "noinclude", if it does not exist, it generates.
An other option might be to generate of not the content based on the current page title.