Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @ambiguous_yelp@veganism.social @broadwaybabyto No you didnt make anything thats AI slop You robbed yourself of the opportunity to learn a simple skill of photo editing you could have took a stock image of a red flag a b&w vector whitehouse, recolor, layer it over the flag maybe do a bit of lighting touch up I'm so sick of looking at this soulless garbage. Making slop for yourself is one thing but stop poisoning my feed and wasting my finite life with this insult to creativity and life itself #AISlop #GenAI you're allowed to not interact with things you don't like, you know? CC: @broadwaybabyto@zeroes.ca
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @Gustodon@mas.to @js Not if you're trying to destroy them. What's the success rate on that?
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @TeflonTrout@beige.party @js @Gustodon are you defending AI or just devil's advocate My obsession with AI is strictly paranoid. CC: @Gustodon@mas.to
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @ambiguous_yelp@veganism.social @js Its that mindset that brings me to calling it poison. Its everywhere and unavoidable and people are hurting their own souls by using it https://veganism.social/@ambiguous_yelp/115792317821131983 #AISlop #GenAI Fair enough! Keep it up then.
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 15mo ago Replying to @Doug73@mindly.social <p>In the 1700s, teens were accused of being… addicted to novels.<br />Not alcohol. Not gambling.<br /> Reading.<br />Across Europe, a strange fear gripped adults. Young people were devouring novels at a pace never seen before. They read at the dinner table, in bed, even while walking through the streets.<br />This wasn’t seen as a harmless hobby.<br /> It was called “reading fever” or “book addiction.”<br />Some claimed it would rot their minds.<br /> Others worried it would damage morals, ruin posture, or lead to dangerous daydreaming. Fiction was accused of causing everything from laziness to madness.<br />Moralists and educators sounded the alarm.<br /> Pamphlets warned parents. Schools debated limits.<br /> It wasn’t just what teens were reading — it was who was writing it.<br />Books like Samuel Richardson’s Pamela (1740) or Goethe’s The Sorrows of Young Werther (1774) stirred emotion, imagination, and independence.<br /> They were often written by or for women — a major threat to the era’s social order.<br />But despite the panic, teens kept reading.<br /> And quietly, something revolutionary was happening.<br />This “reading mania” helped fuel mass literacy, gave rise to the modern novel, and encouraged generations to explore new ideas through story.<br /> The so-called crisis?<br /> It laid the foundation for modern literature as we know it.<br />Funny how things change.<br /> Today, we beg kids to pick up a book.<br />Had you ever heard about the 1700s reading panic?<br /> What do you think society would say if teens got “addicted” to books again?</p> What do you think society would say if teens got “addicted” to books again? Must be those japanese smut comics!
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 20mo ago Replying to @pixelfed@mastodon.social <p>Open Letter to Mark Zuckerberg</p> Did he reply yet?
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world @ozzelot@mstdn.social I think it reflects its true essence, so better. looks like cum CC: @ozzelot@mstdn.social
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @ozzelot@mstdn.social @js since when is your cum blue @pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world Since I drank a full bottle of Vincentka... CC: @pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world
Open post muž s klapkami na očích @js@snac.lab8.cz · 9mo ago Replying to @algebraicterror@witter.cz @js @ozzelot@mstdn.social @pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world damn now i want one too careful what you wish for! CC: @ozzelot@mstdn.social @pedrobizbikedu@mastodon.world