I hate people who bandwagon, and also don't know wtf they are talking about. Especially when there is 1hr long speed paint on YouTube.
The amount of mistakes on this is hilarious. You can't even get the number of hands right
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1k?! thats so bad... i wouldnt even pay a dollar... even better i fixed it for you coz ur pencilslop is subpar. my ai gen skills are vastly and inarguely are superior
Stop witch hunting fellow artists. Especially ones that have proof of their abilities. This is just ridiculous
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"bad art" > Ai movie
China’s first AI-generated theatrical feature has flopped, earning just $181,000 in its first weekend.
By contrast, the scrappy ‘Niu Lai’ turned its crude animation into a viral attraction, grossing nearly $10 million a couple of months ago.
cartoonbrew.com/box-office-r…
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BY THE POWER OF CANADA GO GO GOOOO
Canadian politician calls on government to help BioWare workers buy the studio and run it themselves pcgamer.com/games/mass-effec…
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Man...
Make sure to check on your friends and family. Thoroughly.
‘Breaking Bad’ star RJ Mitte has died by suicide at the age of 34, TMZ reports.
(tmz.com/2026/10/12/rj-mitte-…)
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Go see this movie, friends.
Support cinema.
Support real art.
First reactions for ‘WILDWOOD’:
“Forget 'Coraline,’ this is Laika's masterpiece” - @Collider
“It represents a new pinnacle for the medium” - @NextBestPicture
“The most innovative animated film since ‘Toy Story’” - @aldridge96_afc
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The UK's AI minister just made a big and important admission on AI & copyright, which creatives around the country will celebrate.
At the Politico Pub at the Labour Party conference, he said:
"It is currently illegal to develop a frontier large language model based on the transformer architecture given the copyright position that we have in this country”.
This is, I think, the first time that a government minister has admitted that training AI models on copyrighted work without a licence is illegal in the UK.
Generally, ministers are intentionally vague, cushioning their language with phrases like "unless an exception applies".
But the law is clear: this kind of unlicensed training is illegal. And a government minister is now on record saying so.
This is exactly what copyright law is supposed to protect against: people's work being used to compete with them.




































