@jacksfilms you thought the animal stories rabbithole was bad, wait til you see the ai history videos/to fall asleep to videos, that one is just as bad if not worse
Everyone says “AI art is so easy, anyone can do it.”
They’ve clearly never spent hours crafting perfect prompts, iterating endlessly, and curating masterpieces just to create jaw-dropping visuals, instead of the lazy slop flooding your feed.
Respect the real creators. 🔥🎨
⚠️ PSA for creators & Discord users
On Sunday (Dec 14, ~3pm PST), a long-time Discord community member reached out asking for feedback on a game they were working on. While we weren’t close, past interactions had been positive.
I agreed to help test it. I ran the file through two separate virus scanners—nothing was flagged.
By 6pm, multiple accounts of mine were compromised.
What’s especially concerning is that @discordsupport keeps compromised accounts active while you’re forced to prove ownership—even when there’s:
• a sign-in from outside the US
• an active account claim
• email address change
Accounts should be temporarily suspended / limited until cases are resolved.
Please be careful—this attack spreads by exploiting familiarity and trust.
Question for men’s rights activists:
You say you want men to have real choice in life, so answer this -
Should public schools split boys’ time 50/50 between academic classes (for college/career preparedness) and dedicated classes on cooking, household management, child development, and childcare that would equally prepare them to become househusbands?
Should schools bring in happy stay-at-home dads as guest speakers, since boys already see career men constantly but almost never meet fulfilled househusbands?
Should tv/movies show just as many positive, glamorous portrayals of househusbands as it does of career men?
These changes would give boys truly balanced exposure to both paths and enable a truly free choice, yet I’ve never once seen a men’s rights activist advocate for any of them.
Why not?
Many of the comments I received said the same thing, that AI artists are lazy. That is what pushed me to write this.
What I have observed after years in this space is very different. Most AI artists work incredibly hard. They build skills across art history, photography, cinema, coding, design, storytelling. They refine prompts, edit frames, animate, correct, redo, experiment, and they do this constantly.
Many are here every single day, creating with real dedication.
Others have no academic background at all, yet they produce powerful images and films because they have vision and imagination.
Talent does not follow a single path.
To those who say AI is easy, I genuinely invite you to try.
Everyone today has a phone, yet not everyone becomes a photographer . Everyone has paper and a pencil, yet not everyone becomes an artist.
Tools do not create the work, the creator does.
If you look closely at the people in this community, you will see passion, discipline, curiosity and effort. They are worth discovering ❤️
still not super sold on a live action legend of zelda film, but im at least glad the cast wont be bloated with a-list celebrities anymore
havent followed his acting career much, but im sure we'll see ben drown in all the success
I haven't seen it yet, because its not in any cinemas i have access too, and im within range of alot of cinemas, pretty sure it didn't even release here and its already been pulled
@waffyworld @DiscussingFilm Don’t let Twitter activism fool you. People do not care about this film, they just wanna fit in and complain. The current movie is out and has gotten rave reviews and those same people haven’t even seen it yet.