Product Design, Tech, Games, Japan, Study / Life Hacks. Designer – Freelance
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Hilarious that we gave computers the ability to think and this is the best way we’ve come up with to control them.
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You ARE a strange loop
youtu.be/hQsnHkfs3sA
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【新機能リリース📸】生成AIを活用したフリートーク機能の「バディチャット」を出しました。「練習したことを実際に使って話したい」という声を受けて、現実みたいな場面で、自分で話せる自信をつけていただける機能です😉 続
#AI英会話 #スピークバディ prtimes.jp/main/html/rd/p/00… @PRTIMES_JPより
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Going to compare Midjourney outputs for these prompts. It's a biased comparison since these prompts were selected to look good for DALL·E 3, but I wanted to see the difference! Here's the first:
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The cool thing is, this technique goes back at least 7 months. Reddit 'Fifth img2img challenge' by u/nephlonorris was posted when #ControlNet was released first released, worth checking out:
reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion…
linked is control image and winner u/Usual_Ad_6255
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Such an incredibly freaking awesome breakdown of different paths to product-market fit.
All guided by different North Stars.
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👇 Thread
Before the metaverse, there were MMOs
Before NFTs, there were virtual items
Before freemium, there was shareware
And before AI companions, there were Japanese Dating Sims
Games originates some of the most important tech on the planet and here's why...
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Using ChatGPT to improve your social skills at a party.
A VR developer named Tore Knabe created a party simulation featuring ChatGPT-driven NPCs, including a 'coach.'
There are some interesting use-cases here for improving your cognitive abilities:
‣ Practice a presentation in front of an audience.
‣ Simulate a job interview.
‣ Practice difficult conversations.
...the list goes on.
As mixed reality devices and other hardware improves, paired with AI, it could even simulate gestures and body language.
You could train models specific to the simulation as well.
Wild times.
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The single most important metric in games (and in most consumer apps) is retention. I always tell game teams to just obsess over retention over everything else including revenue. Why?
1. It drives long-term growth
2. It drives revenue
3. It drives virality
Let's dive in
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ALT This is illustrative but instructive. For most games social design is the #1 driver of long-term retention. Why? LT retention requires content, and people as content is way cheaper to produce at scale than quests, or raid bosses, or new levels/zones as content
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What a gem! Product Design Methods In A Mind Map (uxplanet.org/product-design-…), kindly put together by @Mei_big_eyes.
Full overview
uxplanet.org/product-design-…
Mindmap as a Miro template
miro.com/app/board/o9J_ktZHn…
#design #ux
