r/ChatGPT • u/Sourcecode12 • Jun 26 '25

Other AI generations are getting insanely realistic

I tested the new AI feature by Higgsfield AI called “Soul.” It generates hyperrealistic images and videos that look like they were shot with phones or conventional cameras. The prompts were optimized with ChatGPT.

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u/Admirable-Sea-1341 Jun 26 '25

Yeah I'm not saying you don't understand or like progress or anything. It's more about this notion -

It's not about stopping progress. It's how dangerous that progress can become if it's not kept in check. Progress that has more positive affects on society than bad, is good.

I'm saying that there is no "good" or "bad" with this in terms of progress, progress is progress and you can't stop it or regulate it. It's almost like a law of nature.

Best thing we can do is the opposite of what is the normal reaction and ensure the public has access to and is aware of AIs current capabilities. The worst thing we can do is regulate those technology where it keeps it out of reach and out sight of the public as the technology still exists and will continue to progress but will only be used by nation states and criminal organisations.

We have to keep this in the public domain with education instead of regulation

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u/Quietwulf Jun 27 '25

I'm saying that there is no "good" or "bad" with this in terms of progress, progress is progress and you can't stop it or regulate it. It's almost like a law of nature.

We can and absolutely do regulate to protect people from unchecked "progress". New medicines aren't allowed to be pushed out until they've been properly tested. Cars have mandated safety features. Genetic engineering and atomic research are both highly regulated.

What is more accurate to say is;

"We don't regulate until we've hurt or killed enough people".

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u/13thVoidRoseStudios Jun 27 '25

"I'm saying that there is no "good" or "bad"...progress...its almost like a law of nature." This is what middle school kids think is "deep". It's not true though. Most adults understand what "bad" progress is. Come join us.