@VoidStateKate No. AI generated imagery simply isn’t art. There’s nothing about it you could consider art. I personally don’t care if people use AI to make their pictures but just don’t call it art.
Alan Turing was a British mathematician and computer scientist. During World War II, he played an important role in the British effort to break German Enigma codes. His work helped the Allies understand German military communications.
Turing also made important contributions to the development of theoretical computer science. His work on computation and the idea of a universal machine became fundamental to modern computer science.
In 1952, Turing was convicted under the laws of the time for homosexual activity. He was given the choice between imprisonment and chemical castration and chose hormone treatment.
Turing died in 1954 from cyanide poisoning. His death was ruled suicide, although some uncertainty about the circumstances has remained.
Their belief was if they repeat it enough times it’ll make it true to the public.
Unfortunately I think it’s made it true for a lot of the left, and it’s made discourse on here a little biased to the right.
Not a criticism of X, but probably something to keep in mind.
Why do pro-life activists use Jeremiah 1:5 to apply to all of human-kind when Jeremiah was a prophet of God and the rest of you are not?
This verse is about how God planned Jeremiah to be a prophet before he was even conceived.
Do you all think you’re prophets now?
@annamlulis I think this verse is just referring to how everyone is a part of God before they are formed in the womb. It doesn’t really support a pro-life agenda.
@Richhardjuice@DanielvsBabylon He falsely translated the verb “authentien” to mean “authority over” when in actuality it means “dominion over”. Drastically changes the meaning of the passage.
My favorite part of the bible is when jesus, instead of telling women how to dress, tells men to gouge out their eyes and cut off their hands if they're not capable of controlling themselves.