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[recruitmentagencytoronto]

The AI Revolution: Navigating AI Job Trends 2024

Navigate the evolving job trends in AI with this insightful guide, exploring the impact of artificial intelligence on various industries and career paths.

[infobites]

Discover the best tech jobs for 2023 and explore lucrative career opportunities in the tech industry. From Cloud Solutions Architects to Software Engineers, find out about the average salaries and responsibilities of these in-demand roles. Stay ahead of the curve and choose the coolest tech job that suits your skills and interests.

[aijob]

ai job, ai jobs, global-jobs.com, https://www.global-jobs.com

[alessandro-accebbi]

Dream houses generated on the computer with Artificial Intelligence (AI) by @verba_mystica

[lightofwintersun]

God bless AI from me who can't draw. Larys is looks more like Severus Snape here 😁🤣

[monkeyslunch]

I've been learning a lot about "AI", machine-learning, procedural generation, and have decided where my chips fall.

These are great tools for making new and interesting art and design, but not at the expense of others, and not in areas of industry where automation isn't needed.

When we tried the Lensa app one of the things that really bothered me was noticing fragments of what looked like logos or signatures in the corners. If the art the AI had been trained on was ethically sourced then why would they leave those in, I had to ask? Digging deeper and deeper, there's just no comfortable answer for any diffusion model image generator I have found.

Setting these tools loose to learn from people and copy their unique voice that brought them work is wrong.

And, further, companies should not be allowed to opt-in any of their illustrators' work for AI generators. That artist's style is part of the artist. Once they leave, a trained robot should not be able to emulate them. It's basically like organ donation– a very personal decision that corpos can eff right the eff off of.

While I'm not afraid of new tools, eager to learn more about them and take advantage of them, it's clear that this new technology requires regulation and artists may require protection.

[spectrumtalentmanagement]

Vidur Gupta, Director at Spectrum Talent Management, featured in CNBC TV18 with insightful report on AI jobs. Survey of 500,000 candidates shows doubling interest in AI-related roles. TCS, Infosys, and Wipro investing billions in AI signify a shift in recruitment. Embrace AI for enhanced talent acquisition and improved recruitment.

[h0wt0make]

Top Free Animation Software for 2022

Blender: Blender is a free, open-source 3D animation and modeling software. It has a large user community and offers a wide range of features, including 3D modeling, rigging, animation, simulation, rendering, compositing, and motion tracking.

Pencil2D: Pencil2D is a free, open-source 2D animation software that is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It is simple to use and suitable for beginners, and it has features such as frame-by-frame drawing, onion skinning, and sound synchronization.

Krita: Krita is a free, open-source digital painting and illustration software that is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It has a wide range of features for creating 2D art, including animation tools such as a timeline and frame-by-frame drawing.

OpenToonz: OpenToonz is a free, open-source 2D animation software that was originally developed by Studio Ghibli. It has a wide range of features, including a node-based compositing system, vector tools, and support for traditional hand-drawn cel animation.

Synfig Studio: Synfig Studio is a free, open-source 2D animation software that is available for Windows, Mac, and Linux. It has a powerful set of features for creating high-quality animations, including a bone system for character rigging and a gradient editor for creating smooth color transitions.

I hope this information is helpful! Please let me know if you have any other questions.

[neworderai]

How good is AI at drafting legal documents?

As AI continues to transform nearly every industry, it's no wonder that the legal sector is also starting to embrace this technology. With the help of machine learning and natural language processing, AI can now assist lawyers in drafting legal documents. But just how good is AI at this task?

While AI has come a long way in recent years, it's important to remember that it's not a substitute for human expertise. While AI can help automate certain aspects of legal document drafting, it's still important to have a legal expert review and approve the final document.

That being said, there are several benefits to using AI in legal document drafting. AI can help identify potential errors or inconsistencies in legal documents, saving time and reducing the risk of errors. It can also help lawyers identify relevant legal precedents and case law to support their arguments.

As with any technology, there are limitations to what AI can do, but there's no doubt that it has the potential to revolutionize the way legal documents are created and reviewed.

[coreniabug]

AI Robot Reveals the Funniest Animal and Cat Memes You've Ever Seen!

[mufawad]

Artificial Intelligence: Applications, Tools and Fears sorrounding it.

“Just as electricity transformed almost everything 100 years ago, today I actually have a hard time thinking of an industry that I don’t think, AI will transform in the next several years,”

Andrew Ng, coursera cofounder/chief scientist at Baidu. Read More

[jami-c]

re: artists and working-class solidarity

I'll never fucking forget back in like 2011-2012 asking fellow working class artists where they got their shitty enamel pins made and many of you refused to tell me because it wouldn't be special anymore.

I hope AI takes ur jobs 💖

[crudelise]

Thoughts on AI and Art

So the recent war against AI created art gave me a lot to think about.

First you need to know that I'm a techie (I am studying computer science) and do art (mostly painting, digital and oil) as a hobby. So I am kinda from both worlds at the same time.

The main goal of the #stopAI is (i guess) to spread awareness how far AI art has already come in replacing the digital artist that makes their money from posting their artwork on social media (because lets be real, there is no stopping the big money people...). But also to stop the devs of the AI's from using the art of creators unauthorized for training their AI's. Because thats were the real theft happens.

If we are looking at the most popular (often even free to use) online tools that can replicate a style of an artist and paint a similar picture according to a new given prompt, its not hard to loose hope and think that maybe, the time for the artists has come. (Or at least will soon).

Even my techie self sometimes feels pretty hopeless when looking at e.g. GPT 3 (an AI for language and science) solve the coding exercise that I have been given more perfectly and faster than I ever could.

The only hope I can end my thoughts on, are always (maybe a little illusionistic):

something that AI has so far not managed is replicating our creativity...

AI is still trained on other creativity. And just starting to paint a lot of stop AI signs... That might actually work for some time at least.

[homosapiennns]

AI created works are capitalistic : it steals people’s labor, costs cheap, creates quick and effortless art and stories so companies sell them quickly. That’s why they love it so much.

[eliseknewman]

AI took my selfies and decided that I was a fairy

[iridangel-support]

Hey ai community!!!!

Can anyone give me tips on how to apply proper prompts to my ai creations? I would love to learn more about this and how I can improve my final rendered pieces.

In my fairy era 🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️🧚‍♀️