Matter of time before it simulates creativity ?
By definition, it's already doing that better than we can in the OP. None of those images are real, and it's just pumping out endless faces like fractal art, which only computers can really do with finesse might I add.
That's more of a process based on preset guidelines (the shape of a human face). I'm meaning the ability to make anything it wants, whenever it wants, on the fly.
The Ai in the OP is called Generative Adversarial Networks. "Learns to generate entirely new images that mimic real photos", which is no doubt a part of Nvidia's deep learning projects. The fact that it's separating poses and variations from different angles is noteworthy. The morphing process shown in the video is part of an endless sea of potentials and numbers.
As far as our own creativity goes. We can only work with what we've got, and what we imagine isn't really anything new. It's come to the point where our own storytelling and other arts is mix and match, as the next film may or may not be better than the last time we told stories of superheros or beings from space, while our technology despite what designs we give it, is more along the lines of discovery rather than creativity.
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The Ai would go beyond thought police, and probably end up as judge and jury. And in all honesty, it'll probably be better at it.
