@lil___mouse@adamjohnsonCHI@willmenaker My concerns with it mostly come down to who owns the means of computation, yup
But also with the fundamental way that generative AI works, it effectively puts millions of hours of human labor into a blender and removes any direct attribution
@si_underwood@MatteseFalcon@TheStingisBack as much as I dislike the idea of a studio doing this without a director's permission... Lubitsch blindly hating on his own footage is pretty damn funny
@damn_jehu @sfliberty Capitalists will always aim to reduce the cost of labor to nil. Slavery was their ideal mode of production, now it's automation.
Automation still requires labor to develop and produce.
And consider the price of mass produced goods vs. something bespoke and hand-made.
@L3XR0V3R@TraceyDanine@hasanthehun yes, robert kagan, the republican neocon who, surprise surprise, aligned with establishment dems.
but you didn't like that answer so you blocked me lol
@VigilantCitizin@souljagoyteller -little italy has erased itself, it's mostly a tourist trap of shitty restaurants now
-eliminated a $12B deficit
-city hall station is an architectural wonder
-based
@Hannah_Paquin@mcmansionhell absolutely, i do miss there being some barrier of entry to the internet beyond just pulling my phone out of my pocket.
see also: physical media. The deluge of slop was inevitable once everything went digital and instantly accessible
I was as involved as my health over the past couple of years would allow, but that really wasn’t very much, so I consider myself fortunate indeed. One thing I managed to do, though, was stress the importance, to me, of having Lowbeer be played by a trans actor
I was as involved as my health over the past couple of years would allow, but that really wasn’t very much, so I consider myself fortunate indeed. One thing I managed to do, though, was stress the importance, to me, of having Lowbeer be played by a trans actor