Every comment section looks like this (this is from a vid of an 18 year old squatting 600 lbs). Users laugh about how brutal the comments are, but I feel like broiling in this much negativity all the time has to permanently alter your brain chemistry

Thanks so much!

Thanks! 😁

In summary, AI is infiltrating everything and blurring the lines between what is real and what is fake.

AI art is theft. If you have been listening to Christmas playlists, you too could be listening to these thieves, so be sure to check.

God, I hate 2024. AI was supposed to be cool...
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I found 4 other bands which appear to be from the same person/group that made these ones: "Dean Snowfield", "Sleighbelle", "Snowdrift Sleighs", and "Frosty Nights". I have no doubt there are more, these were just the ones that I found. [8/9]

I then gave a closer listen to some of their songs and I was floored: I've had this music playing on speakers in the background all month and I never realized they were AI Christmas song covers using voice models of pop stars like Bieber and Ariana Grande. open.spotify.com/track/1dgEDL...
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They all had Christmas-y names, only a few songs posted with millions of plays, and disturbingly similar descriptions. The first band was the "North Star Notesmiths", here are two more: "Daniel & the Holly-Jollies" and "The Humbugs" [6/9]

I recalled other bands with Christmas themed names on that playlist I had been listening to (a playlist with over 7 million saves). I decided to check some of them out, and I was shocked: they were nearly identical to the first band. [5/9]

I decided to read their description, and it wasn't what I expected. Being a band solely dedicated to Christmas music, their description seemed uncharacteristically corporate and soulless (like their song covers, actually) [4/9]

I got curious and went to the artist's page: millions of plays on their top songs - they made popular Christmas covers. [3/9]

I was listening to a Christmas playlist on Spotify while I was working when I briefly looked over and caught a glimpse of the album cover for the song playing... and I did a double-take. It seemed normal without looking too closely, but I stared for a while and I saw it: this is clearly AI art [2/9]

I have weighed in in the same weight range every morning the last couple weeks (203.2-205.4). I know that scale weight is not the only thing that matters, but how long should I see no weight changes before I switch up my strategy?