Starfield reminded me when I used to go onto the NASA archives and find all the photos that were never published on the main site because they weren't topical, just hardware bathed in stark orbital light

but if i'm not allowed to feed artists into my artist killing machine it's going to be basically impossible for the machine to keep killing artists. is that what you want?? and before you answer keep in mind this is a very expensive machine

I went to a couple of genAI talks at GDC and came away feeling very secure in my job. The amount of labor that goes into "co-creating" stories with AI simply isn't worth the effort.

Hayao Miyazaki's environmentalist masterpiece Princess Mononoke returns to theaters with a new 4K restoration...while his style is stolen by AI slop flooding the internet. I wrote about the cognitive dissonance www.avclub.com/studio-ghibl...

one thing this demonstrates is the extent to which racial, gender, and sexual discrimination has been an important cause and substance of worker organizing, rather than (as is too often claimed) some kind of HR-driven distraction

Yes I know them, we went to Twitter together.

Free Pumpkins 🎃🌾✨

The video game industry feels so much like the film industry at the end of the silent era in the way studios consider their own back catalogs to be worthless and abandon or actively suppress them in order to promote their new stuff. Like that era, we will find it to be an incalculable loss.