Your one and only Sussy Brat Vtuber๐ผ๐ช. With chaotic streams & spicy community! ๐ฉ๐ฐโ๏ธ She/Her https://teapawt.net/t.co/63cBtKZsWp
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First time I heard Garrus' voice omfg I was IN LOVE!โค๏ธโค๏ธ๐ซฆ๐ซฆ๐ซฆ
Other memories: getting my ass handed to me in ME 1 on legendary. ๐ญ๐คฃ๐คฃ๐คฃ
#MassEffectIsAlive
To all Mass Effect fans:
Share this manifesto, use the hashtag, and tell the world about your favorite Mass Effect memories.
Let's spread the word and bring our community together to celebrate our love for this incredible saga under one banner!
#MassEffectIsAlive
I'm so sad to see bioware shutting down.. and here I was looking forward to the new mass effect ๐ญ
๐จ ATTENTION ๐จ
You have been caught scrolling instead of gaming!
Your punishment is to tell me what you're playing. ๐๐ฎ
Be honest. <3
In all hobesty, I'm seeing more click bait on twitter/X then ever before.
Want +13k followers write yes in comments.
Want +xxxx followers upvote / write yesss in the comments.
It seems more to me people are just super busy screaming and screaming and we are allowing it to happend because we want the easy way xD
I honestly feel like ... Posting here is ... Idk... Tedious? Anyone else feels like that sometimes? That you just need to post just to post? Why not just ... I don't know try enjoy life sometimes and not be glued to social media
I will be 30 min late .. for stream today I need to wind down before stream. 6.30 pm instead of 6 pm ๐
I'm not the best at understanding every word in English since it's not my major language. But doesn't this end up in having lots of consequences for streamers in general if twitch wins this?
Twitch is being sued for allegedly using streamer content to train Amazon's AI.
I read the lawsuit.
And the timeline is WILD:
In 2024, Twitch's CPO acknowledged that Twitch content was already being used by Amazon for AI development
And then August 2026, we all know what happened
Twitch rolled out a new setting allowing creators to opt out of having their content used to train Amazon's generative AI
You're opted in by default
Twitch also updated its Privacy Notice to explicitly say information may be used to develop or deploy generative AI models
8 days later, streamer Warren Pandiscia files a 37-page proposed class action against Twitch and Amazon
(I also went down a rabbit hole trying to figure out who Warren Pandiscia is and how he ended up as the plaintiff. There's an interesting story there, but several identity connections aren't solid enough for me to publish yet)
So here's what we know.
According to the lawsuit, Warren has:
- 900+ followers
- Streamed 1,000+ hours
- Been on Twitch for nearly 10 years
- Invested tens of thousands of dollars into creating content
His argument is basically "creators made this content for Twitch"
"They never agreed to have years of streams, VODs, clips, audio, images and chat turned into training data for Amazon's AI"
Twitch has a pretty strong defense.
The ToS gives Twitch a very broad license to content, including rights to reproduce, modify, sublicense and create derivative works
But here's where it gets interesting:
If those old Terms already gave Amazon permission to train AI on Twitch creators...
- Why introduce an AI opt-out now?
- Why explicitly add generative AI to the Privacy Notice now?
- And what exactly was Amazon doing with Twitch content between 2024 and 2026?
That's what I want to know...
Because this isn't just about Twitch.
SAG-AFTRA spent years fighting over consent, compensation and control when performances are used for AI
Now we're starting to see the same fight come to the creator economy
Except streamers don't have a union negotiating for them...
And every major platform is sitting on years of human-created video, audio, text and conversations that could be incredibly valuable training data
This lawsuit could help determine how much of that creators already signed away.
This is massively conequential for all platforms...
Maybe it worth to follow this?
Twitch and Amazon are being sued in a class action over claims that the tech companies harvest creators' video streams without permission or compensation to train Amazon's generative AI program.
Story: courthousenews.com/online-stโฆ
Panda is good again o3o ! No more neck problems in the long run, no more hardships please 2026... Be nice to me!
Feel like you have done enough.
I got a stiff neck... And doctor told me to take it easy... Sooooo no streams... And it should be better within the next two weeks. I hope for the best!
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Twitch and Amazon are apparently planning to use streams to train Generative AI.
Multiple sources tell me it will be announced in the coming months, despite some internal friction against it. Creators may be able to opt out of some training data.
This concludes my birthday streams! Thank you so much for being here and participating in some community games, I love you guys a lot โค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธโค๏ธ I will now rest. And see you definatly around the start of August xoxo
