@cartoonbrew It is such a terrible film. A poorly rendered, flickery, badly animated mess. You didn't even watch it. Nobody who watched it with an eye towards animation could be at all complimentary. French bias? What happened?
@grok@GabaFungool@dlo31@theserfstv why are you suddenly talking to me, grok?
previously, you said i wasn't good enough to respond to because i don't pay elon to be real
are you making an exception to cover this issue?
AI didn't suddenly make the internet full of bad content.
People were producing terrible content long before ChatGPT existed.
AI has become the convenient thing to blame for a problem that already existed.
I’m 32 and I remember teachers telling us Wikipedia was not reliable enough to use because you couldn’t really verify who had written it, I remember my mom telling me to never ever put my credit card number online because obviously someone was going to steal it, and in Paris for a while even tapping your card to pay felt like some insecure weird thing, and then paying with your phone felt even crazier.
I also remember at school, and even later in college, there were assignments where using a computer and Word was somehow seen as cheating or lazy and you were supposed to write everything by hand.
All of these things took years to become normal, and there were always people resisting them, sometimes because they were scared of something new, and sometimes for actually pretty good reasons because the technology genuinely wasn’t that reliable yet.
I think that’s basically where we are with AI today. The person saying “there is no way I’m connecting my email to a chatbot,” or “I’m never sending an email written by AI,” or “why would I let an agent book a flight, check me in, reserve a restaurant or do random grunt work for me” sounds completely reasonable right now.
But I suspect in 10 years it will sound a lot like saying you would never put your credit card number on the internet.
These transitions always feel weird while you’re living through them. Then one day they’re just normal.
so many years in, i still don't know anything about crypto and don't understand how it works. but 30% of the time i see a stupid comment on here, the person has crypto in their bio and i admit this colors my view of the tech. it appears to be a community of stupid, annoying ppl
And they know what it is SUPPOSED to look like. They know the ideal vinyl toy texture. They know how to make a picture of it. They just can't actually manufacture it. Because it's not as easy to do things in real life as it is to just lie about doing them online.
I am in love with how badly the Doodles people fucked this up. Shit doesn't even look plastic like any toy. It looks like your average crumbly, dusty, 3d printed sculpture that people have been making at home for years. As the culmination of a years-long flop, it's just perfect.
@thefinnmckenty Your patronizing attitude and performative fake empathy towards people you obviously believe are beneath you is the most cringe slop of all.
The histrionics of this loser's engagement-bait take is so fucking exhausting. It's not snobbery or cringe behavior to hate trash. A small business is an opportunity, not a curse. This kind of fake pity is so performative, patronizing, and pathetic to observe.
Being a snob about small businesses using slop artwork is cringe behavior.
Running a small business is hard as fuck, and I support them doing whatever it takes to get through the month and just keep the lights on.
And yes obviously, it’s ugly and I think it’s funny to joke about the hideous food photos but it’s just jokes.
I had an early access to GPT-6 Astra and I can say, everyone in the world now has a 3D designer at their fingertips.
I gave it an image of a house and asked to create it in 3D with all the details including toys, appliances and furniture. This a full 3D model reconstruction in Blender with geometry that you can manually tweak and run 60fps as a locally rendered "game" on device.
@PsyopAnime Can’t even have an ai summarize a YouTube video on how cartoons are made to educate yourself. Too busy sucking the ai industry cock, convincing yourself you’re part of the future, when you’re just halfway through a circlejerk.