Step 1: make sure you're in version 5.2 mode
(write /settings in your prompt line, press enter, choose version 5.2)
Generate an image you want like you used to, short prompts work great and press upscale (U1 - U4)
Step 2
When you upscaled an image in the new version you'll see new options of Zoom. You can choose Zoom 1.5 or Zoom 2.0 and Custom. Custom zoom is from 0 to 2. but don't worry, you'll be able to zoom out in next iteration if 2 isn't enough
• Apple steps up in AI
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Apple has prioritized AI in its upcoming hardware and software. iOS 17 will offer AI features like suggesting recipes from an image and improved autocorrect using AI. Apple Vision Pro, an augmented reality headset, will also utilize AI for features such as FaceTime
Meta releases an AI-powered music generator: The tool, called MusicGen, can generate about 12 seconds of audio from a text description.
I have to admit Nikon's new ad campaign "Don't give up on the real world" is rather genius marketing. Using the fact that generating AI photorealistic images is trending to promote their photography products.
AI EDUCATION ROADMAP
(part 1)
The first time I studied AI was back in 2006. I was doing my Master's degree in Computer Science and it was a one-semester course. At the time it didn't capture my attention. In the past year, everything changed. I love it. My version of a roadmap:
Maths / Python: brilliant.org/home/ - if you want to refresh or learn maths from scratch I found this website easy and intuitive. There're a few maths and statistics courses that would be great for a foundation. There's also a simple Python course that I enjoyed. It's paid.
pll.harvard.edu/course/cs50-in… - CS50 with David J. Malan is an absolute treat. It teaches you how to think algorithmically and introduces different programming languages, including Python. It's a free (in audit) course.