Hey, I was curious if there is or will be a channel where people experimenting with AI can chat about which are getting the best results? I've been using cursor to help with C++ as well as AI websites to generate 3D assets for prototyping from concept through to animations and would love to connect with others, but I don't see a channel specific to that
#Request: #Artifical-Intelligence channel
worldly quiver
marble condor
Sounds like something better left to a server dedicated to that sort of AI work.
sharp bolt
This server is about Unreal Engine, not about how to use LLMs.
feral dock
That would already kinda fit into #generative-ai
worldly quiver
That would already kinda fit into <#1001804697885216870>
Thanks! This is what I am looking for!
worldly quiver
This server is about Unreal Engine, not about how to use LLMs.
Just a take but if Unreal Engine doesn't integrate AI AI into itself, it will get out competed over time. If Unreal embraces it and enables its developers to 10x, if not 100x their output, Unreal will remain top dog and out compete Unity and any other engine competitors. Seems like it's in everyone's best interest to adopt it
hexed perch
there's a bunch of 3rd party plugins for AI stuff, use them if you think that they boost your productivity....
chrome kelp
Just a take but if Unreal Engine doesn't integrate AI AI into itself, it will ge...
UE already does, and without the backing of LLMs. There also isn't a single LLM out there that is close to 100xing a competent dev. Let alone 10xing.
stuck radish
Probably not even 2x a competent dev, tbh.
hexed perch
imho not even competing with an intermediate dev at all
they are a tool which can be used to assist, but that's it
worldly quiver
We've been implementing a AI art pipeline that can create any object or character from concept to full 3d rig in game within 3 hours. The art isn't production ready but for prototyping and playtesting, we just shaved many several days and thousands of dollars
Not There yet, but eventually AI will get there, maybe 10 years, maybe 5, who knows 🤷♂️
on the coding and blueprints side. It's already saving 40% of dev time on C++ coding
chrome kelp
Yeah - that is why the qualifier is "competent" though. And that isn't meant as a dig against anyone btw. But if you are really saving 40% dev time thanks to it AND you are competent in the domain - I'd say release this LLM and charge for it, because you're sitting on a gold mine.
worldly quiver
Yeah - that is why the qualifier is "competent" though. And that isn't meant as ...
Hmmm it would be valuable, I figure I can create a tutorial video and share it on YouTube for anyone to see? That way if it does work, everyone benefits. I'll see what I can do