I will expand on my point:
1) You are using AI in your daily life. Search engines are AI-powered, your phone camera is AI-powered (sorry, you haven't become better at taking photos-smudges, blinks-all fixed by AI), Alexa? Siri? Google Assistant? Guess what, they are powered by AI. Netflix, YouTube, Twitch-all use AI to highlight content you're interested in. Google Maps and most navigation apps are now powered by AI to calculate your route. Spam filters, health and fitness trackers, even your online planner-all powered by AI.
You use AI every day to make your life easier and find information faster, you're just too proud to admit it.
2) Witch hunts like with Larian Studios will cause only one thing: they will never tell you they're using AI. You think silly outrage will stop anyone from making their work easier? "Bitch please." I've been here when Photoshop was considered a "real art killer" frowned upon by traditional artists and discarded as "not real art." The majority of art is now made using computer tools.
I remember when tens of thousands of Kodak shops closed down when traditional photography was replaced by digital cameras, millions of people lost their jobs, including me. I don't remember outrage back then.
Let's face it, AI is here whether you like it or not; it will not go away because it makes life easier.
We can be civil about it, accept that studios are using AI, and appreciate that they are willing to be honest with us, or we can fuel witch hunts that will cause studios to be completely silent about any use of AI in their work.
This is no longer Kansas, Dorothy.
Never thought we would be opening LEC Winter Day 1 vs FNC.
But here we are. We're working our absolute hardest to show up with our strongest level.
See you all there.
- Caedrel❤️
Twitch streamer Dantes has become a Twitch Partner after six years and 25 rejections
In that time, he amassed over 1.1 million followers and got married
Thank you for all the messages these past few days.
Charlie’s words were incredibly generous, and I’m truly grateful 🙏
Bringing Gustave to life was a team effort, and I’m honored to have played my part in it.
Thank you all so much for the love and support 🌹🤍
Tomorrow comes ✨
Thanks for all the support this year. ❤️
We’re grateful for everyone who’s been part of the journey so far, and we're excited to round off the year at Red Bull League of It's Own on November 29th.
News coming soon on what’s next for Los Ratones in 2026. 🐀
I'm so proud of all of the boys and staff that put in so much hard work this year.
It's been a very long year with very high highs and low lows but I mean it when I say thank you everyone who supported us on our journey this year.
Coming into the year we never knew what to expect from trying a new "concept" of a team that shows everything to the fans turning competition into content. I think it was definitely tough on everyone when there were struggles, and people could really see what teams can be like and the challenges they face.
KCB played amazingly and wishing them the best in the final, we should of shown a better performance but today was not our day.
I'll have a lot more to say in a video properly in the near future, but for now, thank you all and I hope you enjoyed the LR rollercoaster 🖤🤍
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Every time I see a story like this I have renewed rage for Sylvain Lesné, a neuroscientist and associate professor at the University of Minnesota, who faked research into the cause of Alzheimer's and wasted 15+- years' effort to cure such diseases.
Brain recordings in freely moving mice reveal that sensory cortices can multitask beyond their known roles, according to a new study, highlighting the importance of naturalistic experiments in sensory neuroscience.
By @claulopezneuro
https://t.co/hRXhRSCO82
This is one of the craziest ideas I've ever seen. He converted a drawing of a bird into a spectrogram (PNG -> Soundwave) then played it to a Starling who sung it back reproducing the PNG.
Using the birds brain as a hard drive with 2mbps read write speed.
https://t.co/f5gEyyK1MH