Now he is going to show even more of it in your feed.

Jokes aside, maybe there was some random trend about baseball?

The easy fix: Just rewrite how Katarina/Ryze/Fiora works.
I think that it is healthy for the game if you avoid easy and repetitive champs.
There is also the Jinx Effect: She was overpowered at first, but now struggles to win hard adventures. You Jinxed her!

Read this when you are crossing any road:
If you do a power where every round end, your nexus receives the same damage that you have dealt to the foe's nexus during this round, what champion would you choose?

I really enjoyed the new story with our friend Roo.

And the ending, absolutely unexpected. Keep this good work!

Sure, I only know you have Twitter, Patreon and Bluesky. Do you have a Discord, Telegram, or any other better place to talk?

This selfie was made by the monkey itself using the camera of the photographer.

Yet this photo is in the public domain, because the photographer was not who decided to make a photo nor the monkey can go to any gallery demanding royalties.

If you want to know: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_...

I don't hate AI, I really like it as a tool and I use it. But there is a fundamental detail is that nor animals nor machines can uphold IP, as they are not recognized citizens, nor they pay taxes, and by definition, they do not have human rights.

So my position is a little bit vague: The problem is not using or getting inspiration of an AI. The problem is the lack of regulation and grayness of AI training.
But it is true that to some degree, if you use or pay to access a "gray" AI, you are indirectly contributing to this situation, maybe?

When an artist colour-picks or takes inspiration, he is still creating something. Even your mood or what you think is fun or not, is a creative choice.
But Ai training involves scraping art and profiteering of a machine.
Remember, intellectual property only applies to humans, not machines.

Programming has also been impacted by AI. They can easily allow from senior people to rapidly do what junior programmers usually did. Now the requirements have increased heavily, and entry level jobs has decreased.

My understanding of fairness of AI is all about if you have the permission of the data on which your AI is trained.
If the AI you might use has been trained using other people's art without permission, then you are in a super gray area independently of what you use it for.

Maybe you can change your @identificator to your domain alldenspa art.
A sort of self-promoting name.

All the information is in here: bsky.social/about/blog/4...

Facebook's services like Instagram had been problematic due to the nature of those social platforms without content regulation or repercussions in case of infringement.
Facebook is rampant with freebooting and content theft, and now there are massive amounts of AI generated content.

Definitivament no són bots... /s

També hi han els canals que permeten certa informació d'una mateixa temàtica.
Jo tinc un parell que els miro molt.