Although a lot of AI-type research focuses on natural language interfaces between computer systems and their human users, computers have the ability to create visual images (which people can't do in real-time beyond gestures and facial expressions). Building computer systems that generate pictures or videos as their way of communicating with us could be a very lucrative addition to computer applications that include cognitive models of their users (instead of focusing solely on generating natural language), because most of us do process visual information so well. This is really narrow AI I suppose, though it's kind of on the borderline. It does seem like one of the ways to commercialize incremental progress toward AGI. Derek Zahn supermodelling.net
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