Absolutely nothing of value was accomplished. This is what we consider "quite well" these days.

Don't you see! This technology (that hardly anyone likes, which has never produced any hit media, which gets less popular with users every day, which hardly anyone is willing to pay for and which is backed by companies that have never turned a profit) is INEVITABLE!

I have never met a single disabled person who used AI or wanted to use AI for creating stuff but I have seen so many able-bodied capitalists claim that without AI no disabled person could ever make anything.

And then the baby refused to publish my book and asked me if I was black.

STILL?

Legends tell of a man who once failed to publish a book. Even now, the elves and gnomes whisper his tale. "He was so damn white," they say. "You couldn't even look directly at him."

The invisible man had an awkward time at the writers' convention.

"Anecdotal evidence suggests" is the fanciest way they could think of to say "we made this up."

It won't bankrupt them, but it will humiliate them.

Only way out of it will be to make REAL animation again to distinguish from the garbage. Stuff so high-quality that it can't be confused with AI slop. And for that, you need actual animators.

They're gonna need you in like six weeks once we start seeing a tidal wave of AI videos showing Mickey and Elsa and Baby Yoda doing Nazi salutes and bowing to Donald Trump and Disney suddenly realizes they've horribly devalued their brand.

Maybe he should do a comic about what it feels like to have only been relevant for that one week in 1972 when the Fritz the Cat movie came out.

Lonely Old Man Comix Presents: An Essay.

Sorry if you were expecting this comic book to have comics in it.

We held the largest protest in the history of the English-speaking world a month ago, but I guess you were too busy wagging your finger at us to notice.

Do you know what fiction is.

Ringo has by far the best backdrop out of all of them. He is just stunting on the others here.

"We make beautiful music together, right, Dog Fonzie?"