It’s sensationalist. It is well researched, so it’s generally technically accurate, and they admit when they make a mistake. But, it’s also generally focused on things that are either very hypothetical, or just not helpful. Basically, it’s high quality clickbait.
That’s right. Kurzgesagt may be slop, but it’s man-made slop. Slop delicately crafted by real human hands.
Alright. This is it. The single worst idea. We’ve done it. Congratulations, everybody.
There are no stupid questi…
Ok, there’s at least one stupid question.
Tell me you’ve completely forgotten how to do your job without telling me you’ve completely forgotten how to do your job.
That was it! :D
IIRC there was a game designed to fit on a floppy disk that used similar generated assets. Really cool technique.
You should look up the Zaria of the Dawn case. You need to make more than inconsequential edits for it to be copyrightable, and even then, only your edits are copyrightable.
Good. The US made the same decision a little while ago. I’m waiting to see how the courts decide on AI generated code. That’ll be funny when all these companies realize they don’t own their code base anymore.
This is so cool! Thank you for sharing!
I think that’s what people mean when they say, “oh, they’re gonna be such a heartbreaker when they grow up.”
I’ll still buy it.
You become AI slop?
Why not just enlist people into 7 years of voluntary servitude if they want a single RAM chip? Cuts out the middle man.
The guy has never once had a good idea of his own. He stole his first good idea, and he bought the rest with the money that made him.
Fuck yeah. A problem that solved itself.
Btw, I am so sorry to whichever country they end up in.
Somebody never watched Mythbusters.
I’m not trying to slander them. It’s just my opinion. They put time and effort into their videos; they’re just, like, lowest common denominator videos. To me, that makes them slop. A million times better than AI slop, but still slop, in the same way that History Channel videos are slop.