[whacked_new]

Somewhat related is stavros's method to compress 500KB to something like 50 bytes https://www.stavros.io/posts/compressing-images-with-stable-...

main drawback is that it's not lossless ;-)

but this is great. I hope this actually becomes a format that wraps the weights and transformer module (maybe this can also be NAS-optimized too?). Maybe it would even work for video?

It's like calling gzip but instead of compression level you choose kolmogorov complexity level

[isoprophlex]

> There are some minor kinks that need to be worked out, such as the fact that each image takes around a day to generate on mobile, but this is more than acceptable in certain domains. Website visitors, for example, are well-accustomed to such loading times, and would barely notice any difference.

Just amazing, wow

[userbinator]

Maybe it would even work for video?

While clearly satirical, it's definitely quite thought-provoking from various angles including the basis of information, representation of data, and even copyright. It's like watching a movie, writing a book based on it, and then making another movie based on that book.