>>12846261
I'd like to participate in the plot by suggesting you add more rule 34 and a scene with sloppy squirrel getting her sloppy pussy and butthole gangbanged by every character in the [s4s] multiverse

>>12846265
Sounds good, I'll see about adding it.

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Damn, I failed the quiz.

>>12846291
Better luck next week.

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>>12846261
ur best yet ;_;7

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>>12846265
or bavi trailer dude hitting on e-grillers

aisloppers should really watch this lecture (that is assuming their attention spans are able to handle anything longer than a tiktok video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ShusuVq32hc

[s4s] has an anime? is this real?

>>12847117
wowee you mean, le corpo slop text generation AI (unlike open source models without propaganda baked in) would tell le lie to force narrative/sell product??? thank mr brown man for in video for getting almost 1/3rd of the way to understanding AI labotomy bad

It always cracks me up how little antis understand the thing they hate yet act so arrogant about it. Lil neoluddists zealots that also try to be "experts" beyond sucking at the nipple of anti propaganda beautifully absurd

Question to heavy ai users: I'm curious how does it look for you when you close your eyes and start imagining stuff? I don't even look at ai that much but sometimes my brain gets stuck imagining in that uncanny not-quite-real sort of quality and it can be pretty hard to break myself out of it, and like I said I don't even use or look at that much ai generated content. Like my brain could only picture how an ai might render things rather than just imagining them. Do you experience anything like this, King's or other big ai users?

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>>12847267
Speaking for me, I was fascinated from the very start when the first deep dream eyeball art came around. It was finally something completely alien you know? I've always loved and made art my entire life but it seemed so performative for the most part formulaic for attention more than expression and this just wasn't it was the first real new style, if anything I'd say it has been getting less profound as it gets better at replicating human artistic expression. That uncanny not our reality not of our process is what really made me become obsessed with it.

The attached image was what really put me over the edge, from 2017, just how strange and uniquely it could combine styles, it really pushed me over the edge into wanting to know everything about it. I can see the downsides too, my obsession with it leaves me less time for my own art but it is just so compelling to me ensnaring I can't quite seem to stop delving deeper and deeper into it.

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>>12847120
It is a brash and bold amalgamation of anime cartoon and soap opera actually

>>12847332
Enjoyed by literally dozens!

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>>12847777
bleh seven seven seven seven

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>>12847317
Interesting points, I don't hate AI outright but I am also torn between its usefulness and its flaws/negative impacts. You personify this conflict perfectly for me King's because I enjoy your creativity and humor and these very human aspects do come out even in your AI projects. And I have a lot of respect for anyone who makes OC for [s4s]. AI slop usually doesn't feel the same as OC to me because the AI doesn't know anything about bearies and buries and spikedog like we do, so ai versions of these characters always feel like imitations, just hollow. It's the experience and effort of the human artist that breathes life into these characters I think. Nice OC is special because you know another esforesser took the time to make their thoughts real and share them, even if poorly. With some of your AI stuff that soul is still kind of there, basically this is the only time I can look at AI generated shit and not totally hate it because those human elements and attention to board culture you take the time to put into your work. Also I agree that old AI models produced much more interesting art when they weren't as good yet at recreating human styles so it felt like you were actually looking at the actual dreams of an android, or something.

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>>12847832
I still play with the older models, they are much harder to direct for long form, but they really just just are more fascinating.

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>>12846261
>squirrel dear ...we would be just like the hoes in the sky

>>12848009
>there are no hoes in the sky...pardon me moi

>>12848009
>>12848013
Whomst Quoteth?

>>12847259
just like I said an aislopper like you does not have the mental capacity to watch a lecture like that since you clearly don't understand what you're talking about here
Maybe try asking gemini for an ai overview to generate you a summary and pray so that it doesn't completely butcher it through hallucinations?
and there is no such thing as "open source ai" that statement is literally an oxymoron

>>12848613
stopped reading instantly because you're an idiot and wrong like the "experts" in that video you shared

>>12848599
many are asking this

>>12848615
maybe instead of calling me an idiot just for questioning your aislop sect you would actually present some counter arguments like a reasonable human being (or at least prompt your ai if you're not capable to do that on your own)

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Relying on ai "information" in a nutshell

>>12848635
I mean the guy COULD eat it so it was edible.

>>12848644 (dubs!)
*eatable