probably trained on billions of personal facebook and Instagram pictures :(
this post was submitted on 14 Jun 2023
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Hey you agreed to it in their license terms. Just because the tech didn't exist at the time and you had no possible way to even conceive that this would happen, it's all irrelevant. You agreed duh
Is this how they'll make it look like young people still use facebook?
Lmao you might be onto something.
Can it do legs?
More importantly, can it do hands lol
Talk is cheap, I'm reserving any kind of judgement til they release results.
It would be funny if a couple of researchers leaked it again, as with the LLaMA dataset.
These newer generation models, if as good as claimed, are likely going to bring in a new wave of deepfake technology once the public gets hands-on... things are going to get interesting
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