Today marks nine years since we launched Transistor, our studio's second game. We're grateful to know Red's journey still resonates with many of you after all this time. Thank you for playing!!
Look, you can just say “it’s important to me that a human person made this thing.” All this hogwash about how AI art is ugly… you care about people and that people make art. It’s important to you. You’ve just never had to face that because it’s always been a given until now.
Ours is a revolution of love, empathy, and truth— you can’t ban those things. We will fight this battle the way our predecessors did: with grace, compassion, and throwing a brick if we have to.
Today, nobody showed up to my 8.15am class.
0 students of about 40. Sitting in the empty room, I email them, trying to disguise my hurt feelings.
2 mins later, I get a reply: "Professor, we think you might be in the wrong room." So anyway off I go to live in a hole forever.
Make no mistake: The violence we're seeing on the TTC won't be addressed by having more police present.
We need more housing. More mental healthcare. More harm reduction services. More public washrooms. More warming centres.
We need a City of Toronto that's more compassionate.
do they even understand the impact of “in another life i would’ve been happy doing laundry and taxes with you” do they know the cultural shift they made happen
I just saw an AI user say that artists should have known better than to enter such an unstable profession. Totally ignoring that without artists their toy would not even exist.