Concept was interesting but I found myself wishing I didn't know who the spy, rat and leak were. Would have been fun to play along with the cast.

This fuzzer doesn't seem to be an AI/LLM based tool.

I saw Rental Family a few weeks ago. It's really stuck with me. Excellent movie.

While the admins and donations make it free, I guarantee there's at least a few corporations or government organizations out there scraping the fediverse to gather data. So even though the people hosting it might not have any bad intentions, an open platform like this will still feed the data hungry machine.

For me, intend to dislike pure roguelikes because of the lack of meta progression. I tend to get a limited amount of time to play, so I don't like games that require a time sink to get enjoyment. And as I get older I'm getting less 'gud' at games too. This is the reason I avoid almost all multiplayer, most grindy single player (ubisoft) and pretty much all soulslikes.

I like the feedback loop of the game getting easier without me necessarily having to do the heavy lifting of getting better. And it doesn't have to be straight upgrades. Hades with its weapons is mostly sidegrades, and those are fun too.

While you're right, this normalization may take upwards of a year. This manufacturing is not easy to set up and if the manufacturers see this as a one time purchase, they may also decide not to scale up production. After all, they just started making 2-3x on existing products.

Warner Bros is not a defendant in the lawsuit.

Is this lawsuit a way to get the deal stuck down so paramount (and their questionable business partners) to buy WB, including CNN?

Do you know the name of the actress or any other details. My google-fu is failing me right now.

The cloud done burst.

This was a great read! As someone who was initially excited about the possibilities of AI art, it's been hit or miss with me.

I've come to realise over time that I like the connection that art offers. The little moment of 'I wonder what the artist was thinking when they imagined this and what experiences did someone have to get to a place where they could visualize and create this?'

And I think that's what missing with AI art. Sure, it can enable someone like me who has no skill with drawing to create something but it doesn't get to the point of putting my actual imagination down. The repeated tries can only get to point of 'close enough'.

For me, looking at a piece and then learning it's AI art is basically realizing that I'm looking at a computer generated imitation of someone's imagination. Except the imitation was created by describing the art instead of the imitator ever looking at it. An connection I could have felt with original human is watered down as to be non-existent.

I just hope I can