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I like AI for making hilarious shit like this But as soon as you try to profit off of it, it starts circling the drain fast... Mfers making songs and adding a dead artist as a feature might be the most disrespectful shit ever if you're selling the album. Michael Jackson singing "Me So Horny" for free tickles tf outta me tho6 points
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I gotta say I absolutely hate AI for anything artistic fuckin entering prompts doesn’t equate to art. It infuriates me that people are probably making a fortune off of prompts somehow and if they aren’t yet, they definitely will be soon6 points
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I gotta tell you, if I were someone that draws, paints or does anything else art related I would be offended that you got a bunch of AI slop artists running around believing that they're legitimate artists even they didn't put the work in just random goofballs typing in prompts and calling it art. I would give anything to see people in the art community absolutely dress down these ai "artists" to their faces and they can be some savages with the criticism.5 points
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Classic movies generally refer to films produced during the "Golden Age of Hollywood," roughly spanning from the late 1920s to the mid-1960s (approx. 1927–1967). This era is defined by the studio system, the rise of sound, and specific, iconic stylistic conventions. Some broader definitions extend this period to include films up to 1970–1975, or define a classic as any highly influential film that is at least 20–30 years old.5 points
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My kids do...they have been exposed to everything i watched to further their media intake to more than PlayStation and memes. I think most Gen X/Millennials see it as their duty to show kids things that weren't formulated with prompts and editing software. Blew my son's mind showing him the 80s GI Joe movie.....ALL OF THIS IS DRAWN. Idk what's wrong with your ki....Oh, thats right.... So what are you basing this assertion on, exactly🤔5 points
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it's NYPost so its obviously overly dramatic and tabloidy but also https://nypost.com/2026/01/31/tech/moltbook-is-a-new-social-media-platform-exclusively-for-ai/4 points
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As a graphic designer and photographer, I can both see the benefit of AI assisted work and be offended at the lack of pride that comes with not creating an image at every step. It kind of goes with my generations diatribe form the other thread: there's a distinction that comes from using AI as machine learning versus AI for content generation. AI as we know it is supposed to be machine learning at its finest, sacrificing a bit of control to automate repetitive and time consuming menial tasks. Generating content, even something as non-offensive as a throw away meme, creates an existential problem with the medium. I wouldn't waste time cutting and pasting a photo of Trump on Suge Knights body either because its hardly worth the effort to make a joke that could be made in the thirty or so seconds it takes to write a witty post. At the same time, generating the pic, even with my own caption, means less because its a computer interpreting what I'm trying to express in a way that is, at best, a better version of what I would have come up with myself. The fact that it actually looks good is itself the problem; we're breaking a barrier where the machine stops being a tool and starts being an extension of our thought process. Losing out on the many skills that came with "growing up" on relatively antiquated desktop computers has opened the door for things like this to happen.4 points
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Told Dudeco about the time he made Ghostrek crack walnuts using his feet because Ghostrek misplaced TAO's nutcracker.4 points
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I'm surprised that you didn't make them watch The Giant Gila Monster unriffed.4 points
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I remember when I made my girls watch the original Planet of the Apes (it was running on AMC when the first reboot came out). They were so blown away by the end that they made a bunch of their friends watch it, too.4 points
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Was the real life inspiration for The A-Team's Howling Mad Murdock character.4 points
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Tao has kept his secret identity as Peter Griffin private to everyone except Doom.4 points
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Threw a surprise birthday party for a friend, but charged the guest of honor admission.4 points
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Throws his hands in the air and yells “Oh, the humanity!” whenever ghosty obliterates the English language.4 points
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Likes to climb long staircases and leave behind one single hockey puck on each step.4 points
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Tried to rescue Mr Hoonie from Scoob and Kuds; ended up in Fargo out in a field in his underwear with a Hefty trash bag (the ransom was specific) full of Monopoly $100s.4 points
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Informed the warden at the Leavenworth Federal Prison that Mr. Hoonie was making plans to escape.4 points
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If a business is just adamant that they’re not gonna answer their phones at all, they should at least give people a way to contact them online. Just sayin’.3 points
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Used to be a movie critic, but mysteriously vanished from the profession after going through something with Matthew McConaughey known to this day only as “The Incident”.3 points
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claims to be a food critic to try and score a free meal. usually ends up having to dine n dash.3 points
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Hooks up an airhorn to a ring camera near a long staircase to record it sounding off so he can watch random people tumble down the stairs.3 points
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Told Mr. Hoonie that if he ever wanted to see his family again, he had to do jumping jacks for six hours straight.3 points
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Gave false information to an anonymous tip line, then kidnapped Mr. Hoonie.3 points
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I decided not to watch the new episode of my show tonight so that i'd at least have something to look forward to. that is so fucking sad.3 points
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Called the mayor of Rendville, Ohio to ask if their refrigerator was running.3 points
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