The entire point of AI is to steal people's jobs by weaponizing their own creations against them. it's grotesque.

This almost feels like it was made to poke fun at AI slop, not to promote it.

Psh, why write and read within a warm and welcoming community when you can be isolated talking to a robotic clanker built on all the hard work those communities has produced over decades? And pay for it, of course, when that icky "community" thing was free.

To be fair we Canadians narrowly avoided electing our own "Timbit Trump" and he may very well still get into power in 3-4 years anyways since he hasn't gone away.

Still find it odd that we haven't physically seen or heard from Trump in almost a week besides a few blurry golf pictures that could've been taken any time in the last 6 years.

Color is bad. Everything must be Millennial gray, no exceptions. Why? Because something something real estate.

This reminds of a time when my hometown blamed its excessive pollution problem on "road dust" while blatantly ignoring the multiple massive pulp mills smothering the town with sulfur-scented smoke so thick you could almost chew on it.

I mean if you really think about it, the teeth are basically the ribcage of the mouth.

Perhaps, but I do miss an internet where I could know with 150% certainty that I was talking to another sincere living, breathing human being and not a bot or someone from a troll farm created to generate outrage and sway political opinions.

Is there anyone even left on Twitter except Musk simps and bots?

Same. Seafood and rare food.

It would be pretty bad for Disney's brand if just anyone could make Mickey Mouse cartoons. It would dilute the brand. Sure AI makes terrible cartoons, but a toddler can't tell.
But rich people make dumb decisions all the time so I understand your fear.

Me, squinting at the cute cat video trying to decipher if it's AI. But their heads don't melt together even once so this is probably real.

What ISN'T having AI jammed into its every orifice?

Does he... does he still think he's campaigning?

Even if this tech did exist, which it doesn't, it'd still be faster just to load up the DoorDash app and click on what you want, than it would be to discuss with a chatbot about what sandwich you want, from where, and how much.