In ‘Stereophonic’ in Duke of York’s Theatre. Actor | Musician | Dog Lover | Gooner | Liverpool/London
Liverpool, England
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Sam Denia retweeted
"The consumer does not care if what they’re looking at is AI"
Jason Blum says Hollywood needs to 'embrace' AI
"it’s here to stay. It’s very important to use it ethically and legally, and for studios and guilds to protect the copyright of the artists. But if we in Hollywood stick our heads in the sand and don’t use it at all, we’re going to cede content creation to other people"
"The consumer does not care if what they’re looking at is AI"
(via @Variety)
Sam Denia retweeted
Your periodic reminder that up to 64% of X accounts are bots, and the algorithm is controlled by a Trump ally with a far-right agenda.
Sam Denia retweeted
What I find so hilarious is that Adolescene became a huge cultural moment in Q1 of this year, white men re-evaluating how they and their kids become radicalised in schools only for them to continue getting radicalised anyway and forming xenophobic “reclamations” of England in Q3
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🗣️ Jules Koundé: "Football players can go six months or even a whole year without getting paid and still live comfortably, without it affecting them at all...
Unlike the people who leave their homes at 7 AM and come back at 8 PM, just to earn a small amount for their families...
I don’t get why fans look up to football players as role models. I wouldn’t recommend it. The real role model is the dad who works hard every day for his family."
Sam Denia retweeted
Conference it is, last thing I will say on the matter:
UEFA have bent the rules for bigger clubs in the past. Palace have been excluded due to an arbitrary rule that would not have been upheld were City or Utd in our place
UEFA continues to be a corrupt & soulless organisation
Sam Denia retweeted
Maybe a hot take for me to say, but not only have they not been able to prove it was him yet, but murdering one guy usially isn't a death penalty sentence. This murder being treated different than if someone poorer had been murdered in the exact same way says a LOT, I think.
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still absolutely unfathomable to me how giacchino wasn’t nominated for his score at the oscars that year. one look at that last photo and life’s incredible again instantly starts playing in my head. that, the glory days, kronos unveiled, the incredits… SO many all-timer tracks
Sam Denia retweeted
the endpoint of capitalism: fake people listening to fake music to generate free money for the already wealthy while everyone else is cut out completely
Sam Denia retweeted
and more books to read and more paintings to learn about. the world is filled with art; go seek it out. don't rely on these algorithms. buy random dvds at the charity shop and get a library card. art is the curing of callousness. your life will be better for it, i promise.
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Sam Denia retweeted
In George Orwell's 1984, all human art has been abolished but machines churn out automated novels and pop music. Big Brother keeps the population in check by preventing potentially dangerous creative expression. Boycott AI music. Support human artists.
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Lost 9-2. No subs, no shade, felt like Alan Brazil out there. Lucozade warm by half time. They had a semi pro footballer and a lippy centre back who said ‘it’s 0-0 lads’ every time they added another goal. All in all a terrible day at the office
Sam Denia retweeted
Arsenal fans love Mikel Arteta, as does any competent analyst.
The noise comes from outside.
There is no pressure on Arteta at club-level, aside from the demands that naturally come for a club that has big expectations (which he set, may I add).
Trust him with your life, guys.
Sam Denia retweeted
The Gunners' injury woes in 2024/25...
Arsenal could field a full outfield XI of players who’ve each missed 7+ games this season 😬
Sam Denia retweeted
The government was never meant to be run like a company. Its bottom line isn’t profit margins, it’s people.
The notion that the government should be run like a business is an absurd one.
