Re:Nobody Knows How to Build with AI Yet
by pluc on Sunday July 20, 2025 @01:00PM
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Well, that's a good example. Why would you get a DJ when you can say "Siri, play Weddings Classics"? There's no humanity involved, no skills to read the room or cater to audiences. So you get a DJ; what if your DJ thinks his job or your event is boring and generates the same playlist you could have done yourself? You need passion, you need interest, you need to be involved. Otherwise every job becomes tedious, and humanity dies.
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Re:Nobody Knows How to Build with AI Yet
by yencabulator on Thursday July 24, 2025 @02:28PM
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One thing that differentiates a (good) DJ from a playlist is that a DJ will react to the crowd. That'll influence song selection, mixing, live looping, and so on.
Which means clearly we need to feed video of the dancefloor to a vision model and output MIDI tokens!