aluminiumsandworm

yeah fair. it seems like she got the money from her husband, but still. getting that money in the first place is inherently unethical

how to be a good billionaire: give it all away at the first opportunity

no idea how much she has left, but i imagine it's still plenty to live on

the sauropods were nearly extinct by the time of the k-pg impact, so this is clearly an entirely different comet that had a lovely time and left without causing any major event to occur

yeah definitely, look at the details on the mecha-hand.

i wouldn't call this particular usage unethical though

my youngest sibling says their gender changes to make them gay for anyone they're attracted to

i thought that was an image generation prompt at first and thought "wow whatever model they're using has gotten really good at context and composition. i can't even tell it's ml generated. oh wait"

toxic, addictive play patterns shouldn't be allowed. they're predatory

you might need more iron. eat broccoli. or take iron gummies

i think using ai to fill in the rest of a cloud texture or increase the fidelity on a background character's hair is a more likely use case. that's where the real benefit of these tools exists; i doubt most artists are just going to prompt, tinker, done. but there's a lot of work artists do that can be sped up with generative models without compromising the art or the artist

yeah people forget the roughly 12 milliseconds of hope between not knowing what nfts were and finding out they were a scam

im gonna not try that

according to google's new ai, this is from bubblegum crash