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BuckBackHome
Wolverine is largest member of weasel family
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shetuck
What do you need water for, Sunshine?
been playing around on suno ai...
i gave it this prompt: "Neoclassical metal guitar cover of Grieg’s Solveig’s Song fender stratocaster swedish guitarist — emotional, sweeping arpeggios, sustained bends, with dramatic phrasing and harmonic minor runs." i couldn't put yngwei malmsteen's name in there directly, so i hinted at it. i also uploaded a midi file of about a 60 second clip of the original piece.
here's what it did... two renditions (not sure where it got the lyrics):
i'm kinda speechless. mind is blown.
EDIT: two more renditions after i added "icarus' dream" to the prompts (lyrics are AI describing the musical structure):
i gave it this prompt: "Neoclassical metal guitar cover of Grieg’s Solveig’s Song fender stratocaster swedish guitarist — emotional, sweeping arpeggios, sustained bends, with dramatic phrasing and harmonic minor runs." i couldn't put yngwei malmsteen's name in there directly, so i hinted at it. i also uploaded a midi file of about a 60 second clip of the original piece.
here's what it did... two renditions (not sure where it got the lyrics):
i'm kinda speechless. mind is blown.
EDIT: two more renditions after i added "icarus' dream" to the prompts (lyrics are AI describing the musical structure):
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"So, hey everyone, I realize that you've all been a big part of Trans Siberian Railway for a long time, and the truth is, well, you're fired, sorry."
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My daughter last night played me the AI generated country song about two lesbians called Scissored in my Chevy. Crazy funny and actually not bad.
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CincyInterloper
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Meta announces plan to build multiple 5 gigawatt data centers the size of Manhattan to support AI. A 2 gigawatt center is planned for New Albany Ohio. If that’s how much power and real estate it takes to support AI in its current form, I’d say the technology has a scaling problem.
Just for reference, it only takes 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time, so we’re talking about a lot of juice here.
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Just for reference, it only takes 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time, so we’re talking about a lot of juice here.
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is building a 5GW AI data center | TechCrunch
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is building out some massive data centers to power its AI ambitions and compete with OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
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Does this mean that Meta AI will be able to time travel?Meta announces plan to build multiple 5 gigawatt data centers the size of Manhattan to support AI. A 2 gigawatt center is planned for New Albany Ohio. If that’s how much power and real estate it takes to support AI in its current form, I’d say the technology has a scaling problem.
Just for reference, it only takes 1.21 gigawatts to travel through time, so we’re talking about a lot of juice here.
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is building a 5GW AI data center | TechCrunch
Mark Zuckerberg says Meta is building out some massive data centers to power its AI ambitions and compete with OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic.
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CincyInterloper
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Not yet. They are hoping the new AI system will tell them how.
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CincyInterloper
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Seriously though, according to a Google's AI Overview (oh the irony):
"A city's power consumption varies greatly depending on its size, population, and industrial activity. A city of 1 million people might need anywhere from 500 MW to 1500 MW of power, according to some estimates, depending on whether it's in a highly industrialized or less power-hungry region."
So, if I understand all this correctly, and assuming about 2 million people in the Columbus MSA, a 5 gigawatt data center would use between about 1.7 and 5 times as much electricity as the rest of Columbus. That seems like a lot.
"A city's power consumption varies greatly depending on its size, population, and industrial activity. A city of 1 million people might need anywhere from 500 MW to 1500 MW of power, according to some estimates, depending on whether it's in a highly industrialized or less power-hungry region."
So, if I understand all this correctly, and assuming about 2 million people in the Columbus MSA, a 5 gigawatt data center would use between about 1.7 and 5 times as much electricity as the rest of Columbus. That seems like a lot.
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