Rice is the food that needs that shit the absolute least. Rice cookers perfectly solved that problem decades ago with magnets and heat - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RSTNhvDGbYI

± is easy on a mobile keyboard.

“People who play X are autistic” is ableism.

Tell the owner’s and then leave. They’ll only get the message if they start losing money over it.

Considering they explicitly commented that photo quality isn’t important, how good professional photos of food are isn’t relevant.

Not Adam Sandler, but… https://lemmy.ca/pictrs/image/d40f0431-daf1-4e13-b03b-95b8b4be860e.jpeg

Making a lot of assumptions on my behalf for someone that’s supposedly so mad about other people presuming to know better. For what it’s worth, it’s pretty simple - art requires intent, which LLMs will always lack.

C’est la vie

Barely. If this is their turning point after years of others saying the same thing, they’re just as likely to change their minds back when they hear someone else they like.

It’s super annoying that there are people that will only come around on this absolutely obvious statement because Mr. Internet Man said something about it.

Neither Valve or Gabe are likely aware of this at all. It’s not a Steam event.

This isn’t a Steam sale.

Through climate collapse, maybe. “AI” isn’t going to go skynet no matter what anyone says, but particularly not the assholes selling it to you.

The most interesting suggestion I’ve seen is a Chain of Trust method. I don’t know all the complicated details, but in short, a trusted central group is established and each person can vouch for others, and those additions can vouch for others, etc, building out a large group of (theoretically) trustworthy creators. If a person ends up being untrustworthy, their link in the chain is “cut”, removing their part of the chain and any cascading issues.

I’m sure the method has issues, but it’s appealing as a mostly decentralized method of rebuking bad actors.

Should it be used as a weapon? No. But it fully deserves the ire. Generated content can not and never will be art, and artists that make use of it taint their own work and further enable the societal and environmental harm that accompanies it. The problem here is not a matter of caring too much, but an issue of how to appropriately handle a difficult-to-distinguish imitation of something that matters a lot to a lot of people.

The back edge of generated content that I don’t see a lot of discussion about is mislabeling real content, accidentally or not. It’s gonna have a monumental affect on how we consume media, even for those that want to avoid it.

What about having a drm free digital copy on a personal hard drive isn’t ownership to you?

Slop sluts

Children are pretty calorie dense.

“Sir, are you classified as human?” “Negative. I am a meat popsicle.”