5 Août 2022 💃🏼 Danser dans les rues.

5 août 2022 — 4 min

63. Dancing in the Street

All over the earth people once danced in the streets as a form of joy.

This has died in technically sophisticated parts of the world.

Place a raised bandstand in pockets of activity, cover it and have paved surfaces nearby for dancing.
— A Pattern Language (@apatterntolearn) February 27, 2021

Why don't people dance in the streets? All around the world, dancing in the streets used to be common practice. If people in your community wanted to do it, would it be possible? Would it be safe? The design of our world influences what we do & who we are.https://t.co/1LKoUYYTJM
— Strong Towns (@StrongTowns) July 28, 2022

Danser dans les rues de Montréal. Midjourney. Prompt: Christian Beltrami

Créativité.

Demander à OpenAI d'écrire un article pour le Harvard Business Review.

@OpenAI just made my job @HarvardHBS so much easier... or just put me out of a job? pic.twitter.com/zybMHDWjWY
— Rem Koning (@orgRem) August 2, 2022

La suite logique...

J'ai collé le cas Disney généré par l'IA dans MidJourney, et voici comment il l'a illustré. Je n'arrive pas à décider ce qui est le plus troublant : le coucher de soleil sur le château de Cendrillon ou la tête gelée de Walt flottant au-dessus de l'ombre du conseil d'administration de Disney, mais les deux fonctionnent.

Incidentally, I pasted the AI-generated Disney case into MidJourney, and this is how it illustrated it. I can't decide which is most disturbing: the sunset over Cinderella's Castle or the Frozen Head of Walt floating over the shadowy Disney Board, but they both work. pic.twitter.com/HBxobxSAtn
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) August 4, 2022

Le futur de l'écriture.

Le futur de la pub.

Le futur du montage.

This is equal parts insane, mesmerising & cool. This video was made using AI software. The individual footage is for @StorrorParkour but it was algorithmically remixed into a film by a group called 'Permutation City'. To reiterate, this film was not made by human hands. pic.twitter.com/fdmsL3wyO9
— Nathalie Gordon (@awlilnatty) July 15, 2022

Recherche affirmant qu'il existe 20 intrigues principales utilisées pour créer des récits convaincants dans les relations publiques et le marketing.

Relatedly, here is a paper arguing that there are 20 master plot lines used to create convincing narratives in public relations and marketing. (Once you are aware of them, you will see them used everywhere, from advertisements to political campaigns) https://t.co/QY7ZFF91HO https://t.co/D6emo3iRx1 pic.twitter.com/3ToxkbIUxO
— Ethan Mollick (@emollick) August 4, 2022

Je suis tout à fait d'accord.