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In Topic: Algorithms and automation
11 December 2025 - 06:44 PM
From what I've been seeing and reading lately, they are already running out of high quality human-produced material to train on -- copyrighted or not -- and will be cannibalizing AI-produced materials (and then re-cannibalizing those products, and so on). Basically a speed run of dead internet theory, same thing that was producing those Jesus-and-Crabs-in-everything pics that were pervasive a couple years ago. -
In Topic: Twelve Months
09 December 2025 - 06:37 PM
I get what Cause is saying though -- he's not using "fridge" in the same way as that critical lens, but is talking about removing the person from action and then (at least potentially) plopping them back in at a later date. I think -- at least among other things -- that might be called putting someone in the icebox! Which is kinda funny -- an almost identical term to fridging for a completely different phenomenon. -
In Topic: 2025 BEST OF THE BESTEST READS
09 December 2025 - 04:15 PM
My post is the title of a great book I read since my previous post. -
In Topic: 2025 BEST OF THE BESTEST READS
09 December 2025 - 02:59 PM
To a certain degree, the ethics are irrelevant. Artists can sample, reference, iterate, pay homage, recycle, copy, and yes even steal. To varying degrees of quality for sure, but also irrelevant. Bad art is still art. Personally I don't even necessarily draw a hard line between art and commerce, where I'm sure others might.
But the bottom line is this: People -- and only people - make art. Machines aren't people. Therefore machines don't make art. Nothing they generate is art. -
In Topic: 2025 BEST OF THE BESTEST READS
08 December 2025 - 06:39 PM
Sorry, I meant to say "as the cat and world expand..."
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16 Dec 2022 - 12:39;)
Hope it was a good one.
Tsundoku
15 Dec 2022 - 14:07Tsundoku
26 Jan 2022 - 01:17Sometimes us from regional New South Wales refer to NSW as Newcastle Sydney Wollongong - the main metro areas that get all the attention from govt and the media, the rest of the state being "here be dragons" as far as they are concerned. :P
Tsundoku
21 Dec 2021 - 14:10Except the lottery-winning kind. I'd like at least a big pleasant surprise there.
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15 Dec 2021 - 20:20Still, hope you had a good one, happy birthday.
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07 Feb 2021 - 09:01