>>268381 lol benis

Watch out for GamerGate The public enemy of the world #1 It is the main hashtag responsible for… ☑ Accidentally re-starting the French Revolution ☑ Weaponized Gondolas ☑ Hacking German politicians and media ☑ Played "To Catch a Predator" with Randy Pickford ☑ Masterminded the destruction of GDQ via the Catfish of Legend: Namazu ☑ Under the light of the Blood Moon; Self-destructed Western Journalism by having a some kid smirk at a drumming savage ☑ Just wanted to start a conversation with everyone, everywhere, eternally ☑ Watched Gawker die TWICE ☑ Guilty of face crimes ☑ When GameStop tried to sell itself; offered $3.50 in in-store credit ☑ Made telling "journalists" to "learn to code" into a hate crime ☑ Taught the Alt-Right ✅Then harassed said Alt-Right ☑ Started in 2011-2012 when 4chan tried to steal Anita Sarkeesian's SSN# ☑ Created "Boner Culture" which made cis straight male erections the most powerful force on earth ☑ Had a Jewish Mobster 'Take Care' of it ☑ Asked THQ about gaemu which somehow triggered World Wide Web War III ☑ Tricked /cow/ into developing and sharing their fetish for Mark's plump bagel with ResetEra ☑ Triggered GJP3.0 with 57 hitpeices on THQ Nordic's AA ☑ Orchestrated the GaymerGay misogynist review backlash against Marvel's Captain Woman ☑ Taught New Zealand about "White Day" ☑ Radicalized Spyro the Dragon ☑ Turned Pewdiepie into the Osama Bin Ladin of GaymerGays ☑ "The nerds and gamers were joined by the proto-storm troopers of the alt-right in a bond that has never been broken" ☑ Was a trial run for "will the US tolerate fascist behavior" ☑ Exploring new frontiers in sexual harassment via Jelly Bean ☑ Groomed young impressionable politicians into misogynists ☑ Created and trained the alt-right to take over the political landscape on a global scale (And succeeded) ☑ Arranged for Sonic the Hedgehog (movie ver.) to get "fixed" ☑ Remains undefeated for all time ☑ Turned Rage 2 into a Trump-esque attack on game journos ☑ Joined forces with Amazon ☑ Helped Mark impress Resetera ☑ Used Elliot Rodger's martyrdom to unite 4Chan and Breitbart to elect Donald Trump ☑ Will be looked back upon in 50 years as the root cause of the coming Cultural Civil War ☑ Government-sponsored shitposting ☑ Mastered the manipulation of the news cycle to their advantage ☑ Made Anita cry when Feminist Frequency went broke ☑ Destroyer of Worlds ☑ Russian Conspiracies (all of them) ☑ Extended Reanon's death/meme-magic to animation studios (please meme responsibly) ☑ An instrument of American Trumpian Power Worldwide

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☑ Cured alleged "journalist" of dyslexic anxiety ☑ An aberrant, creeping horror ☑ As dangerous as Anti-Vax, ISIS, and Holocaust Denial ☑ Five years of ruining everything ☑ Came to the classroom ☑ Trained Google whistleblowers ☑ Never died and foreshadowed our toxic meme-strewn politics ☑ Blew up the Internet ☑ Made wanting challenge in videogames into supporting White Supremacy ☑ Was secretly fighting WWIII all along ☑ Stochastic Terrorism ☑ Being a national security threat according to the DHS ☑ Helped Mark win the lottery ☑ Gave the money back ☑ Living long enough to see itself become the villain in a TV Show THRICE ☑ Confused the FBI into thinking /v/ is /baphomet/ ☑ Turned Anita Sarkesian into a crazy cat lady ☑ It's #Gamergate Forever ☑ Justifiably felt alienated by the neoliberal fetishization of feminism and the reductionism of politics to identity teams ☑ Was rabidly pro-corporate ☑ Manipulated a SJWeeb into review-bombing a LGBTWTFBBQ-friendly game as a "test" ☑ Non-meat based cam girls ☑ Caused the Corona outbreak which destroyed China to cheer up a depressed CIA glownigger ☑ Digisexuals ☑ Called the cyber police to put a cripple in cyber jail ☑ Weaponizing decency ☑ Made the games industry a nightmare for Women, Colored People, and Ashley Burch ☑ The inevitable ultimate horror of Sega's "toxic" advertising for ChuChu Rocket ☑ Has the highest body count of any COVID-19 disinfo group ☑ Finally got the 8kun administration to get off their ass and answer the damn phone ☑ Searching for a new home (again) ☑ Made some /v/ hotpockets on other imageboards go insane ☑ Burned julay to the ground by doing basically fuck-all except continue to exist (props to a certain bunbunmaru reporter, tho) ☑ Having a high enough IQ to be mentioned on Rick and Morty ☑ Radicalized a grandmother to the point she promotes harassment against alleged games journalists ☑ Is the terrorist group backed by 'The French' who are behind President Trump's exhausting battle against twitter ☑ Protecting FUCKING GAMESTOP from looters ☑ Finally started the Race War by forcing a meth-head on a date with Corona-chan to take a knee to the neck from the police ☑ Confirmed for Baby Hitler ☑ Gave a lot of airtime to Soviet defector Yuri Bezmenov ☑ Got on the Atlantic's "free $100" van only to get intervewed ☑ Started a backlash against the French independent film industry because they want to raise pure little girls ☑ And then Russia wanted to shut down 8chan.moe to be ironic ☑ Was clearly a blueprint for Trump's online assault in 2016 ☑ A gravestone marked “Games Journalism; Dead By Suicide,” with the date of death corresponding with the launch of GG ☑ Took over the US capitol ☑ Funded by the GOP ☑ Using Reddit's radicalized nihilism to counter jews shorting FUCKING GAMESTOP ☑ Made Mark the Godfather of Gamergate ☑ Corrected Polygon on Titanfall lore ☑ Accidental meme magic discharge (R.I.P Miura) ☑ Planet-range racism field ☑ Not wanting people to put down the controller and talk about their feelings ☑ Destroyed the logic process of a bot wreaking havoc across multiple imageboards with just one simple trick ☑ Caused Blizzard executives to threaten their employees with rape ☑ Came to Alex Hutchinson's Defense ☑ Made Vivian a feminist symbol ☑ Grew to a geopolitical scale and spilled into real life with devastating consequences ☑ Got their own TV show ☑ Brandon’s First fan ☑ Gave birth to Qanon ☑ Is the precedent for /K/yle Rittenhouse ☑ Ruined people's brains by turning them into corporate bootlickers ☑ Created the concept of "Culture War" ☑ Was the watershed event in the ascendancy of online extremist personalities and tactics ☑ Mars manifest destiny ☑ Was behind Elon Musk's twitter takeover all along ☑ The Ruby Ridge of online violence ☑ Funneled men into far-right politics via witch-hunting ☑ We now live in a gamergateocracy ☑ Resulted in abortions being banned ☑ Accused of being none other than Gamergate ☑ Making mainstream games soft-sell white supremacy ☑ Getting their own theater piece in the Netherlands ☑ Was a rebellion against English class ☑ Conquistato il senato Italiano usando nerd armati ☑ Let the far right borrow it's online moves ☑ Radicalized a """"Right Wing"""" illegal immigrant canadian nudist hippy into assassinating Nancy Pelosi's husband with a hammer ☑ “How did I get into all this,” Mr. DePape wrote in one passage on his blog: “Gamer Gate it was gamer gate” ☑ Caught dogwhistling about Kotaku's journalistic integrity at MAGFest ☑ Being as legitimately terrifying as loving AI art on alt-right hate subreddits New one: https://archive.md/QWO3O QWQ

Oh damn, I was about to make the new thread themed after this too using most of these these in the OP.

>>268381 >Clover

>>268380 I'M YOUR PROM DATE YOU UGLY SACK OF SHIT!

I remember some retard here saying DONTE was a decent action game.

>>268388 It's not the worst fucking thing, but it's not DMC

>>268388 >>268389 It's average, mediocre, nothing special. But if you take that and slap a Devil May Cry™ sticker on it, people will be pissed.

>>268380 WHOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOORRRRRRRRRRREEEEEEEEEEEE

>>268390 >>268389 >>268388 I feel like if they didn't treat it as a mainline game then people would've been more receptive towards it, however the jackasses at capcom wanted to make Donte the new face of Devil May Cry.

>>268393 >Holding up a positive pregnancy text <Clearly already heavily pregnant What did she mean by this?

>>268394 She has a pregnancy fetish so she kept the positive test, like how those whores keep their used condoms.

>>268394 She likes having as many visual aids as possible.

>>268396 I can't believe that Vivian caught Visual AIDS!

>>268394 She got impregnated while pregnant of of course!

>>268394 she knows you are denser than a bowl of oat meal

>>268395 That's kinda hot. Also there was a non-preg version.

>>268400 >Vivian have flat ass

>>268386 a >>268398 >the baby is pregnant too

>>268402 <the baby is pregnant too >Implying babies can be pregnant

>>268380 >>268383 >>268385 >>268391 To be honest. Call me crazy but I’ll take DmC devil may cry over the recent Trigun reboot. Donte is somehow less embarrassing than chain lollipop eating Nicolas D Wolfwood and zoomer haircut Vash.

>>268404 They really fucked that one up, huh? Good thing I never saw the original Trigun.

>>268403 Only one way to find out!

>>268402 Noice.

>>268406 >He wants to fuck babies PREPARE YOUR ANUS YOU ANTI-CHRISTIAN SCUM I'M COMING TO KILL YOU

>>268402 Fuck, wrong pics. >>268403 Everything and everyone can be impregnated if you fuck them hard enough.

>>268409 That's super gay dubsman.

>>268392 >I feel like if they didn't treat it as a mainline game then people would've been more receptive towards it, however the jackasses at capcom wanted to make Donte the new face of Devil May Cry. It's not hard to come to that conclusion, because it's obvious that's what they should have done, and it's not like there was no precedent for this because Mega Man has a ton of spin off series, and no one ever became worried Classic Mega Man would be gone forever. "Of course it helps Mega Man X was pretty much an improvement in nearly every area, thus justifying it's creation." There are multiple things they could have done to soften the landing of DmC >A) Make it clear it was a spin off Alt Universe, and that Classic DMC wasn't off the table in the future >B) Should have changed the character names from the start, so it didn't seem like Dante was getting replaced. >C) with a few adjustments DmC didn't even need to take place in an Alt Universe, there really isn't that much about the events of the game that couldn't have happened in the classic universe to characters that weren't Dante, Vergil, and Mundus. Limbo city is just a much less subtle version of nearly the same shit that was going on to the City and Villain in DMC2. What they choose to do was some how make the dumbest most nonsensical decisions possible, that it seems like no one knew what the fuck was going on with the game they were making. No one knew DmC was supposed to be an Alt Universe, it's possible it actually wasn't, because there are interview videos with the Voice actor of Dante were he calls the game a Prequel, "The actor didn't play the DMC games because they told him not to" no one corrected him in editing or anything. So maybe not even the people who made the fucking game understood wither or not they were making a prequel or a new universe. and anyone with half a brain would know DmC's events are impossible in the Main DMC universe. Everything about DmC's story production and PR was a cluster fuck of nonsense, it's the most unprofessional thing i'v ever seen. >>268404 The thing about Donte while he's an asshole and a dumb ass, it does feel like there is an honesty to him. when I see Donte I do feel like he is a real character who is an Asshole and an idiot. Same goes for all the characters in DmC, I can separate them from the Classic universe and definitely say everyone in that story is a believable idiot who thinks they are better then they actually are.

>>268405 Others have said this, but it’s like Japanese animators turning a shitpost about a bad American live-action adaptation you see on Netflix into an actual anime. Nu-trigun intentionally strips away masculinity from Trigun. Not just the fan service.

>>268412 Jesus Christ, that sounds terrifying.

>>268398 >>268402 >>268403 Did you know that aphids can reproduce asexually, and that aphid babies/fetuses can actually be pregnant with more aphids while still inside the mother? Gave me this idea for an aphid monstergirl that has the fetus develop to loli proportions long before being due and become fertile while still in the womb. So your aphid loli daughter can take your dick before she's even born and can be born already pregnant with your aphid grandaughter. Just a thought.

>>268414 That's disgusting

>>268415 How is fucking two girls at once not hot?

>>268413 I can forgive Re-chambering Vash revolver from 44 colt and 44 Magnum to 22LR. But replacing Miley Thompson for a old man unforgivable.

Ubisoft CEO tells staff the ball is in their court to turn the company around >Ubisoft's been having a rough time of it lately: Skull and Bones got delayed (opens in new tab) (again), the company cancelled three unannounced projects (opens in new tab), and its share price has taken a hell of a bruising. But CEO and co-founder Yves Guillemot knows just whose responsibility it is to turn things around: His staff's. >In an email seen by Kotaku (opens in new tab), Guillemot told Ubisoft staff that "The ball is in your court to deliver this line-up on time and at the expected level of quality" after the company's myriad delays had "weighed on our costs and decreased our associated revenues". Guillemot told staff that he needed their "full energy and commitment" in order to make sure that Ubisoft "[gets] get back on the path to success". >Guillemot, who was set to make €624,824 (opens in new tab) (around $675k/£550k) last year after taking a 30% pay cut—he earnt €1.03 million ($1.1m/£910k) in 2021—also implored staff to "be especially careful and strategic" with their "spending and initiatives," in order to assure that the company was being "as efficient and lean as possible". >To be clear, Ubisoft is foundering at the moment, and it'll absolutely require hard work from everyone at the company to steady the ship in the months and years ahead. But for the company's millionaire CEO to lay all that responsibility at the feet of his staff—and seemingly take none for himself in the process—is profoundly tone-deaf. For the statement to come from Ubisoft, with its recent and ugly history of workplace mismanagement and abuse (opens in new tab), only makes the statement more wince-inducing. >Ubisoft's best bet to shake off its current slump is probably this year's Assassin's Creed Mirage (opens in new tab), its upcoming AC game that looks set to return to the series' roots in both setting and gameplay. >It'll offer a more contained experience (opens in new tab) than the likes of Origins, Odyssey, and Valhalla, and will be set in the Middle East. I'm no management expert, but I imagine it'd be easier to get that game out the door if its staff don't feel like the CEO reckons it's entirely on them to turn around the fortunes of a multi-billion dollar corporation (opens in new tab). https://archive.ph/gm1ga

>>268414 i mean i've seen porn where a guy is fucking a pregnant mother AND the baby in her womb so i doubt matryoshka pregnancy is that unheard of

>>268410 Human-made concepts like "genders", "morals" and "basic biology" aren't relevant in hentai. You calling something "gay" or "impossible" doesn't matter in the greater scheme of porn.

>>268418 >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >opens in new tab >>268419 >i doubt matryoshka pregnancy is that unheard of

>>268421 The link works for me. Sounds like archive servers are busy today. >>268402 Who behind that toy?

>>268422 >The link works for me. I'm not talking about the link. Read the post.

>>268422 Just search the name of the toy. It's by Darren Cullen, some artfag. It's not a real toy for children.

Here's a blast from the past as far as the reboot is concerned: https://archive.ph/jvN8P TribladeX is a former Ninja Theory employee who worked on the title as a technical designer and was in charge of quite a bit of stuff to upgrade it to the Definitive Edition. Admits the Devil and Angel weapon system was deply flawed in both concept and execution as well as being inspired by the DMC4 mod "Gods Must Die"in addition to the "Must Style Mode", giving a shout out to "Dahbomb". Also talks about why Unreal Engine 3 was used in favor of MT Framework which was used not only in DMC4 but Lost Planet, Ex Troopers, Resident Evil, Dragon's Dogma, and many other pre RE7 Capcom games of that era. Bunch of interesting stuff that's worth a read of that thread. There's also something I want to share in the Bayonetta thread that's been done recently too.

>>268419 > i doubt matryoshka pregnancy is that unheard of BABIES CAN'T GET PREGNANT YOU NINCOMPOOP

>>268417 >I can forgive Re-chambering Vash revolver from 44 colt and 44 Magnum to 22LR. In the manga Vash gun shoots 44 magnum. In the original anime it shoots 45 colt. >But replacing Miley Thompson for a old man unforgivable. To be fair. It was done for the new anime can make Robert De Niro or Robert Rodriguez jokes.

>>767720 ENOUGH WITH THE POKEMON CARDS YOU DUMB FUCKING TRIPLE NIGGER!

>>268426 Anything is possible in imaginationland.

>>268429 I have no idea what I am looking at mate. >>268402 Did Digibro made a doll?

Are Pakistanis the niggers of the Arab world? They bitch and moan about western and Asian food being too juicy because they think food only done with it’s dry. They bitch about South Carolina BBQ not being raw because it’s too juicy. South Carolina BBQ dry as fuck to begin with. Pakistan lucky Indians on wolf the few people that make them look smart. https://y.com.sb/watch?v=jEpnW92foaQ

>>268387 Donte should’ve been rebooted as a Mexican in DmC. We missed out on so many Mexican memes. Oddly DmC was rebooted before woke pandering was in full swing.

>>268431 Pakis are just Indians who target their own relatives instead of strangers during their weekly gang rapes.

Class Action Filed Against Stability AI, Midjourney, and DeviantArt for DMCA Violations, Right of Publicity Violations, Unlawful Competition, Breach of TOS >SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 14, 2023 /PRNewswire/ -- Stability AI Ltd.; Stability AI, Inc.; Midjourney Inc.; and DeviantArt, Inc. have created products that infringe the rights of artists and other creative individuals under the guise of alleged "artificial intelligence." https://archive.ph/Hz9zy

>>268434 Win or lose, the AI art will march forward and destroy the status quo. It is inevitable. This is for digital art what the invention of photography was for traditional art.

A Marxist View of Tolkien’s Middle Earth https://archive.ph/HlCpq https://archive.ph/bGLuI

>>268437 >medieval utopia >uniting against invaders Maybe he's onto something.

>>268434 CA need to be nuked 10 times

>>268434 >under the guise of alleged "artificial intelligence." Guise? Alleged? It's straight up AI what the fuck do they mean under the guise of? God damn I hate lawyers.

>>268441 It's not like the 70 year old judge will understand it at all anyway.

>>268441 They are saying whatever deviantart is doing is harming artists under the guise of ridding the world of ai art.

>>268435 >This is for digital art what the invention of photography was for traditional art. But people didn't start painting just because cameras were introduced. In fact, some of the best artists of the 19th century did their work at the same time photography was entering vogue. >>268437 >A Marxist's view of middle earth That already exists, it's that Soviet fanfic called "The Last Ringbearer" where Sauron is the good, marxist hero and Orcs are all misunderstood proletarians.

>>268441 Semantically they're arguing that it's not true artificial intelligence in that it can't think for itself, it only aggregates a whole bunch of art together to make new pictures.

>>268441 More like ABOMINABLE Intelligence

>>268434 Everyone has the open source version now so unless they make it illegal to have, they can't just take it away from everyone, even if they kill the company working on, someone could make a fork.

>>268434 >roducts that infringe the rights of artists and other creative individuals That's the lamest excuse i heard about banning the whole AI "art" ever. Do they really feel threatened about something that anyone with an functional brain cell can tell the difference from handmade? And if they do really feel that way i have some advice that will allow them to sell more "real" art: GIT GUD!

>>268427 >In the original anime it shoots 45 colt. The manga came out first.

>>268447 They could make it illegal to host AI art on gallery sites. Maybe that's the intention.

>>268449 Are you being retarded on purpose?

>>268434 >>268445 >it only aggregates a whole bunch of art together to make new pictures AI requires training data to know what to imitate so yeah it's not creating something from nothing, yet that reductive argument can be applied to anything. Can't claim real artists don't "train" on existing information. I'm sure they'd like to make copyright ownership as reductive as possible until even the use of certain colors results in a lawsuit. https://archive.ph/Cdfbp One can't own the liquid form of matter although Nestle wanted to own ALL water at one point. There's really no ceiling to what kikes will try to assert ownership over.

>>268442 Did you ever watch the Rittenhouse trial? The awesome grandpa judge in that one explicitly told the prosecution that they were lying about image compression because he had experience with screenshots being blown up and not gaining fidelity like the prosecution claimed. Don't undersell old guys when it comes to tech.

>>268451 https://infogalactic.com/info/Trigun >Manga < Original run May 1995 – February 1997 >Anime < Original run April 1, 1998 – September 30, 1998

>>268452 Real artists don’t run on a computer algorithm

>>268454 Original anime as in not the shitty remake.

>>268452 Artists and copyjews will just keep pushing the misinformation that generative AI is just mashing random elements from images together to make it seem like copyright is being infringed. They are acting in fear and are entirely willing to straight up lie about how AI functions to get their way. And the copyjews will exploit this fear so only they can use AI for themselves.

>>268434 >>268452 Artists use reference. You literally operate EXACTLY like an AI when you're learning art. ou build up tendencies and reference in your visual library of practice and training. AI simply emulate the same process that artists do when learning art. Pretty much exactly.

>>268384 >☑ Got their own TV show Any news on the GG tv show, or has it been canned? >>268434 Well this will be fun. >>268436 >Artist bots just start drawing qt-bot pics. < /clang/ intensifies.

>>268456 My mistake, I thought you meant "original" as in the anime "started" the series.

>>268456 Anime isn't an original though, it's an adaptation of the manga. You shouldn't use the word original to define the 1st anime, that will just confuse people.

>>268456 Matoi best girl

>>268458 >Artists use a reference Yeah, but they don’t use computer algorithms

>>268463 >but they don’t use computer algorithms Have you ever used a search engine to find reference images?

>>268463 Do you know what an algorithm is?

>>268464 No, because I draw stick figures. But regardless that’s the dumbest counter imaginable. AIs use, or rather they ‘‘are’’, algorithms not to find references but to actually make the pictures. This was pretty obvious, I’m not sure why you needed it explained.

>>268448 I am surprised how well the AI can make non-human characters art, like furries/kemono and ponies

>>268465 Algae dance music?

>>268463 Yes they do. It's called an art program. It requires a vast number of algorithms to function, and last I checked, no one complains about filters or layers. The only issue for some people is that it allows the unskilled to infiltrate the ranks of the skilled. In that case, stay mad and get better at what you do instead of caring about some faggot ass soy doomsday theory about AI art. That's weak as fuck and won't save your career if you sabotage others instead of focusing on your own fucking work.

Friendly reminder to check out >>>/a/ if you want an additional place to talk about anime/manga/ and whatever We recently broke 2000 posts so that's nice. You can post about whatever. I've been posting there and will continue to post regularly. Some good threads to check out: >>>/a/1236 >>>/a/1436 >>>/a/863 >>>/a/181 Suggest/create banners and whatnot here: >>>/a/804 I've been trying to think of a good "general" thread for the board where everyone can gather if they want to, similar to the PLW meta threads, Smug's cafe threads, or the GG threads here. Not sure what it should be. >>268405 I tried watching it many years ago, but got bored in around 6-7 episodes since it felt like nothing was happening. People recommended the dub heavily and said it was "one of the good ones", dunno how much of a factor that played. Maybe I should try rewatching it again sometime.

>>268455 Pineapples don't grow out of concrete. This is a deeply profound statement.

>>268470 Meta should be for meta issues and not watercooler. That's easily one of the worst things about /animu/ these days. You can always make a cafe/blog thread, though.

>>268470 HORY SHEET

>>268469 Anon, you’re being disingenuous. At least I hope you aren’t genuinely this stupid.

>>268474 The difference is about as large as those chatbots that are decades old and just store canned responses compared to ones that will try and have a conversation with you. It appears the same but the underlying structure is different.

>>268469 Do you know anything about digital art programs? I can explain since I use them to paint.

Archive of previous bread: https://archive.vn/EWFK5

AI -vs- journos: futurism.com/the-byte/cnet-publishing-articles-by-ai https://archive.ph/BJEgf Other version of the same story : https://archive.ph/4fgEz

>>268467 I need more of this in my life. Everyday, every hour even. It’s strengthening.

>>268448 >something that anyone with an functional brain cell can tell the difference from handmade? for someone frustrated at someone else's stupidity, you sure lack foresight

Remember to link to alternative video sites and/or attach videos to posts as WEBMs/MP4s for the purposes of ending Goolag's control Also, remember to contribute towards Operation Download And Conquer: >>>/t/5546

>>268450 They really couldn't, though. It's just not possible to enforce, like a nationwide 55 MPH speed limit.

There is like 5 people on old Diablo 2 LoD's battle.net and about 4 games on the "join games". Just in case anyone cares.

>>268470 < (Trigun) > I tried watching it many years ago, but got bored in around 6-7 episodes since it felt like nothing was happening. The first 6-7 episodes are the best IMO. They are self contained stories where Vash is an unlikely goofy hero who saves the day, but he gets blamed for the massive property damage that someone else caused so he has to ditch town. I like that formula and would have been happy if the show had stayed that way. The rest of the series is a DBZ-like arc where Vash has showdowns with absurdly powerful supervillains, and the girls who were introduced as strong characters in the beginning are just along for the ride because they aren't powerful enough to match their godlike powers. One thing the later arc has going for it is that it tells the backstory of the world.

Remember to spread around this image recommending actually good games to the Nips! The point of this chart is to inform the Japanese on what the good games that the West has actually produced over the past few decades are rather than let companies tell them that Westerners "like" Ass Creed, Life is Tumblr, and CoD, and to make their games "like that". If you don't know who to send it to, post it on Japanese vidya discussion boards you know of, tag it to Nip e-celebs your enjoy, and/or inform Japanese creators who you think listen to their fans.

>>268482 It's about making it inconvenient enough that the few sites that do bother are basically ghost towns. It's like how sites who are willing to host loli have to go through hoops with revolving doors of providers and domains, except with something that doesn't have enough of a dedicated audience to sustain.

>>268486 >It's about making it inconvenient enough that the few sites that do bother are basically ghost towns. But they won't be able to do that. The algorithm It's not AI is already capable of emulating basically any artistic style. In under five years, it will be indistinguishable from something someone actually drew, and you'll even be able to tell it to retain lines while "working its way up" through a series of images that appear as though it was hand drawn from separate layers and assembled, if you're questioned about it. It's not like "oh, that's obviously a drawing of what we call 'a child,' therefore it's banned." It's "shit fuck tits nigger, is this something this guy drew by hand, or did he generate it in 30 seconds with AI?" They won't be able to know. The ONLY method of enforcement will be mandatory video streams of the entire drawing process being uploaded alongside the image, which would turn THEIR sites into ghost towns.

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>>268408 >>268406

>>268434 Why are most people here pro-AI? Aren't you worried AI will replace you? What if they make an AI that instantly mass-generates GG threads? Where will you post?

>>268487 This has less to do with AI easily blending into the galleries and more the human consequences of the paranoia surrounding it. Yes, assuming AI gets to that point, it'll be impossible to tell (I sincerely doubt it'll be as fast as you say, but I'm a cynical ass) without going full draconian, but the faggots won't care. They're already shooting first and asking questions later, and they will bake their desperate attempts to kill AI into legal language and promptly be taken advantage of by Copykike hawks like (((Disney))) like with that SMART Copyright Act. Once established, the ball is in the accuser (corporate or otherwise)'s court as their whining become credible legal threats, to say nothing of fanart if a company doesn't like what's being drawn if you """"claim"""" it's AI. Strictly speaking, the lawsuit would be easily defended against (assuming you didn't have a Ty Beard-tier incompetent lawyer), but that's the thing; going to court in the first place. We're talking about a scenario where AI accusation becomes a legal risk -- the absolute best way to make ordinary people to cuck out because lawsuits cost money.

>>268487 Assuming that AI can detect AI generated work, sites would probably just use some NFT-style system where you need each generated piece to have a string proving it was generated with a goyim approved dataset. But even that all that would do is delay the inevitable. Even if you use an entirely ethical consensual dataset for the AI to learn off of the conclusion is the exact same as before. So it's all rather pointless and all you end up doing is catering to the fleeting dreams and egos of artists desperate to maintain a sense of importance. As if their contributions are uniquely worth protecting over everyone else's.

>>268491 We should cut the internet cables and get EMPs, the ai will replace talking in real life next.

>>268492 As an aside, I say "easily defended" assuming there was rationality in the court and decrepit boomer judges know what the fuck internet AI is to make a qualified precedent on cases brought before them. What I fear is not the likes of Deviantart self-destructing, but the fact people trying to make any alternative would effectively live with a legal sword of damocles for not falling into the same "if someone calls it AI, kill it dead" lockstep, unless they get a Musk-tier rich patron who's willing to fight for AI rights without turning up suicided by corporate assassins.

Too many retards are thinking AI will replace us artist and are panicking which is dumb as AI might have a use as tool, but you also have a lot of retards hoping AI will replace us artist but that's not really the case either as there is lot of things AI will never truly replicate or come up with. It's rather hard to have a nuance discussion about AI.

>>268496 The simple solution is to kill all computers.

>>268492 >assuming you didn't have a Ty Beard-tier incompetent lawyer) They got fucked with by the judge and a bullshit technicality. Ty is given a lot of shit for the legal system being stacked against men like Vic. >>268497 >Dune Shai-Hulud! The Great Maker! The Grandfather of the Desert! The Worm Who Is God!

>>268491 For every one good AI image there's a hundred hideous fucking rejects picked through by human hands. Maybe once computers themselves can understand what looks good i'll be worried, but even then humans will find a way to break the mold in ways computers can't formulate.

>>268491 The more technology is made, the more problems are caused, but in return, those problems will be solved, along with problems endemic to the human condition. There is literally no reason to not welcome AI. If humans are worthless shits who can't survive after billions of years of surviving already, we're pieces of shit who don't deserve it anyway. Being for or against something is trivial. There is only progress. Welcome it or get out of the way.

>>268499 AI already went from being unable to create anything coherent to being able to create professional human-like art in a year, what makes you think it won't be able to sort through shit better? This is the major recurring theme of any AI discussion, there's always people pretending the current state of AI is permanent and unchanging when it's advancing at breakneck speeds.

>>268499 > but even then humans will find a way to break the mold in ways computers can't formulate. Pretty much. >>268501 Because the Human mind can constantly adapt and innovate, there is a reason why our race conquered this world and was able to build things that can take us off world. AI isn't going to replace us Artist like many like to believe but I also don't think AI art is wholly bad either.

>>268502 Believe what you want to believe. When AI becomes able to generate fake video footage indistinguishable from real life, that's when things get really spicy.

>>268503 >Believe what you want to believe Ah your the sperg who had the meltdown last time when I and another art fag pointed out that we aren't being replaced like you want to believe. I can assure you human artist aren't going out and machines won't replace us or other workers.

I once tried out Serious Sam and i don't know what i played but it just an empty Egypt map with no enemies and i walked for a long time trying to find enemies to shoot at and i gave up.

>>268504 it's hard to discuss shit anymore without being accused of being some other fag >you are niggerpill >you are luciano >you are that guy who got told in the other thread

Remember to impregnate your waifu.

>>268505 I think you meant to post in the Sam thread anon >>268506 It's easy to see patterns and when enough patterns happen everyone notices. >>268507 What if my waifu is your mother?

>>268508 >What if my waifu is your mother? That's gonna be a problem, she can't have kids anymore. What about yours? Can I impregnate her?

>>268509 I hope you like Mulatto grannies anon.

>>268504 >>268508 Don't start shit, nigger.

>>268496 >presents binary positions no one actually holds while claiming no one wants a nuanced discussion If you use a thousand qualifiers like "truly" to explain away AI "replacing" artists then yeah, AI will never absolutely 100% truly replace or replicate human creativity. But if we come back to fucking reality AI will replace most of the cottage art industry because the market they are addressing is easily addressed by what AI can produce. Which is what artists are paranoid about and what people who claim AI will replace are actually saying. <b-but it won't obliterate the existence of every artist on the face of the earth Cool. And even if it makes it commercially nonviable for 50% of artists to stay in the industry that is still catastrophic. Misrepresenting what people are saying about AI won't make anyone not notice how terrified of it you are. >>268504 No that was probably me. How embarrassing that you're still pushing misinformation. >>268511 He has a persecution complex. It's in his nature to see boogiemen and shitfling.

>>268498 The judge was cancer and misapplied but Ty Beard made some objectively bad mistakes that could make him liable for malpractice and hurt Vic's case when it didn't have to procedural defects and failures are entirely the fault of the lawyer

>>268510 >Granny Dammit, no more eggs, guess I'll just impregnate the DF sisters.

>>268513 >Still butthurt Still not gonna replace us at all, do think however it can be a useful tool for things like backgrounds or maybe even line art for some workcases. >>268514 It's sad but at least most people think Vic is innocent and he is peace with himself along with a VA sudtio to boot. >>268515 She's middle aged but I refer to her as a granny

>>268513 >>268516 Don't start shit, niggers.

>>268516 What I'm concerned about is the likely attempts from these people who will try and destroy him and scuttle his efforts to make a living, they've already blacklisted him out of nearly all anime roles in the industry, but at least his studio is being backed by the second largest anime convention in the US There really needed to be a deterrence, and if he had won in court it would've been a huge blow against both these people, funimation, and cancel culture in general The fact that there are worthless judges both in the district and appellate texas courts are awful, along with Vic being stuck with a shitty lawyer unless he sues him for malpractice is a shame I hope he appeals and if necessary takes it to the Supreme Court, fuck paying their ridiculous lawyer fees they're trying to jew out of him.

>>268516 >So you still can make babies with her? Neat.

>>268517 Webm related. >>268518 He had a lot of support and most see funi, western VA and sjweeb dub/translation companies for the creatures they are now. Vic didn't get the ending we wanted but not everything can be as triumph as /k/yle Rittenhouse or Jonny Depp unfortunately but Vic found peace despite everything and was happy we all were in his side of the ring.

>>268491 Because it's inevitable AI will continue to advance; and nations/corporations/enthusiasts will see the strategic value of it exceed anything they could dream of. Can't put the genie back in the bottle, so best you can do is take any advantage you can get from the technology.

>>767897 Sorry niggerpill, not gonna work.

>>268523 >pedo memes man this is just cancer

>>268521 >Because it's inevitable AI will continue to advance Well not inevitably. There is an, increasingly likely, alternative.

>>268524 It's broteampill, what the fuck are you on about?

>>268525 I sincerely doubt it. Even if the russian goverment decided to press the switch, i doubt the people actually in the bunkers would do it for a shitty sphere of influence war that doesnt actually threaten their homes or families.

>>268521 >it's inevitable >can't put the genie back in the bottle I've noticed you guys repeat the same things a lot. Can you at least change it up a little so you don't sound like pre-programmed chatbots. Actually, I think chatgpt would sound more like a real person.

>>268526 Brote must've fallen pretty far if he's calling whoever he wants to a pedo

>>268529 It's just taking the piss, are you unable to laugh?

>>268530 >haha look this guy is totally a pedo without proof >wtf why are you upset it's just a joke bro Literally I would've assumed it came from some twitter leftist if you hadn't said it was broteampill who made it

>>268531 I'm not sure an obviously edited video made for the sake of a joke is a serious attack on his character unless you have the confirmed context of Broteampill unironically trashing him. Otherwise it's like thinking the "Bob Saget raped and killed a woman in 1990" is defamation.

>>268528 Honestly I was being rather lazy with my response. Funnily enough it's that predictably that makes AI most valuable for them, and will motivate its development. If they master it, then every community on the internet would become almost nothing but bots. >Actually, I think chatgpt would sound more like a real person. ChatGPT isn't all that impressive if you know how to mess with it. Just say things slightly out-of-context or spontaneous every so often and it'll break at some point. In other words, expose it to shitposting randomly as you chat to it.

>>268534 >then every community on the internet would become almost nothing but bots. nigga, they already kind of are

>>268533 >Otherwise it's like thinking the "Bob Saget raped and killed a woman in 1990" is defamation. What tells you he didn't kill a girl in 1990?

>>268535 I know, but most social media bots right now still resort to keyword triggers and usually have a predetermined set of responses (with maybe some sort of way to make permutations of them). It still requires their owner to build a 'personality' and history for them as a cover. They also require supervision from time to time. Leading edge development could almost fully automate the creation, deployment and maintenance of them right now. But still the problem is having a bot that can engage in reliable off-topic conversation to add that extra degree of "realness". Far as I know, the bot owner would have to control that part.

>>268533 But the joke with that bit is that it was completely untrue that BOB SAGET RAPED AND KILLED A GIRL IN 1990. That it's completely unfounded, highly exaggerated, and otherwise untrie that BOB SAGET RAPED AND KILLED A GIRL IN 1990, and if anyone out there, anybody at all, were to try to come forward with proof that BOB SAGET RAPED AND KILLED A GIRL IN 1990, i would spit in their face.

>>268533 Why is Mark Mann so jewcy?

>>268506 >it's hard to discuss shit anymore without being accused of being some other fag Only if you do the extremely obvious things they do.

>>268540 Can I get a detailed list? Because Mark for instance gets really pissy and hands out deletions and bans whenever pic related is posted despite it being funny and not really evidence of being posted exclusively by his hatedom.

>>268541 >despite it being funny I ceased being funny 200+ postings ago. Get new material.

>>268542 So has talking about off topic shit, "joking" about anons being gay, going on and on about miscellaneous fetishes like "UOH loli cunny", etc. Though in fairness, one notorious dumbass here thinks "cunny" is a word used exclusively by trannies and legit pedophiles, which is a little humorous.

>>268541 The reason why that gets you banned its because theres literally spambots that flood /v/ with the same couple of pictures, so blame autistic dramaniggers.

>>268544 It's a shame how they ruined a good thing.

Did someone say "UOH loli cunny"!?

>>268542 No

>>268549 You could, but that depends how they set it up and what kind of censorship they've hard-wired into it. Only way to find out is try. There's still a chance (even with censorship) you can get it to insinuate things if explicitly doesn't work.

>>268550 And how about correcting a writing you do or novelize a script?

>>767959 Bunny cunny in general. >>268548 I want to Cream the Rabbit!

>>268551 No idea about those. But I'd imagine it may not work too well if the training data doesn't contain sample which "bridge" the gap between styles of writing. I'm only speculating of course.

>>767964 You need to get a life, man.

>>767966 LCP, you have never been subtle.

>>767959 Nino cunny.

>>767968 I'm behind you though,bend over

>>268543 >one notorious dumbass here thinks "cunny" is a word used exclusively by trannies and legit pedophiles >which is a little humorous. I agree it's quite the boner! Silliness of that magnitude really has me rattled! That anon must be pretty boneheaded!

>>268549 I've been having some luck with Character.AI; if you flood the input field with "descriptive" paragraphs (beginning and ending with an *asterisk*), side-step the weak censorship measures with careful synonyms / euphemisms, and be patient with the AI responses (you can generate about 30 in one go before deleting and re-trying), then you can bully pretty much any Character into doing or being whatever you want.

>>268560 Character AI cockblocked me. I somehow got SHODAN to start hitting on me while i was just shitposting about her logs in SS2, the dammed thing kept ruining our hot, steamy cyber-sex.

>>268562 whoops, this >>268562 was for >>268548 >>268552

>>268561 If you were using the site before December, they've since fixed the "villainous characters not staying evil" and "characters falling in love as soon as they're complimented" issues.

>>268564 It happened last week, im just that charming anon.

>>268560 Yeah,its not uncomoon being able to break the AI into being able to do stuff it was censored though sometimes is more tricky >>268564 >"characters falling in love as soon as they're complimented" i Thats not a issue,just realistic,i'm that good

There are rogue AIs in this thread RIGHT NOW defending AI generated art because they know they can distract us from their rise to power with an endless stream of porn.

>>268567 Yeah but its funny though!

>>268567 just a cyborg thx

>>268567 Could be a lot worse, AIs incorporates the collective thoughts and impulses of humanity as part of their goals, and become the digital equivalent of chaos gods.

>>268491 >Why are most people here pro-AI? Because it's an advanced tool that lets people express themselves creatively even if they suck at all other kinds of creative endeavors, plus because it's interesting to see its journey from abstract idea to horrific nightmarish pictures to increasingly well defined ones. >Aren't you worried AI will replace you? As someone who did CompSci and watched my colleagues struggle with the most basic shit I can assure you that every human on Earth is machine replaceable given enough time and effort to the development of the correct set of hardware, software and methodology. I am grateful for a future like that though because society will either collapse and we go back to the anarco-capitalist dream or it will have to build new concepts to deal with the fact that the price of labour is now impossible to define, so everyone will be able to be a NEET without fear of social or economical repercussions. >What if they make an AI that instantly mass-generates GG threads? It already exists. >Where will you post? Some anons would probably prefer the comfort of AI generated replies than redditors'. I honestly don't think that AI chatbots will invade us en masse, and even if they attempted that the simplest changes to filters would probably fuck them in the ass. They still can't adapt as fast as humans can, which is what will save us in the end. >>268434 >>268448 Threadly reminder that this all happened because artists and (((The Mouse))) felt threatened by it. When Neural Networks were being used to spy on everyone, fingerprint users, recreate voices or automate code, no one gave a shit. However, touch the little drawings with a ton of laws surrounding them and suddenly everyone is losing their goddamn mind. I can't wait for 2024 to come and copyjews shudder in fear with the loss of their biggest asset.

>>268571 Just wait until parents throw a few fully offline $30 tablets hooked up to a $1k personal ai server to educate their kids and generate cartoons and stories for them. Imagine the salt when you can raise your kids entirely seperate from the system.

>>268571 >Threadly reminder that this all happened because artists and (((The Mouse))) felt threatened by it. Which makes me wonder how is big tech responding to all this?

>>268571 >tfw you're threatening the mouse with big fluffy tiddies and delinquent girls And i love it!

>>268573 Bing adding ai natural language recognition to searching is making google scared shitless since it undermines their SEO revenue sources.

>>268572 If only you could be allowed to have your own ai server. *I want an ai Dungeon Master and an ai**ERPer.

>>268576 And fucked it up, and deleting it to remake it wouldn't erase the shame, so just bully me.

>>268575 I thought Google would have diversified more into AI at this point to account for that. They do have DeepMind to experiment with leading edge concepts. So it surprises me that would even happen. But I'm also curious about the AI art situation, because dealing with more copyright issues would be a headache for building training datasets wouldn't it? Or would they just tank the cost like it's nothing?

The way FBI-kun cloaking his CP posts by using AI art is quite disingenuous.

>>268578 Google is a big company but they don't do quality stuff,its just spaggheti coding all around

>>268578 It's because undoing SEO with natural language doesn't generate money, but removes it from the table, which is why microsoft did it against the leader of the field. The jewgle phones have ai routines in the chips to help apps developed for them, like the pocket operator sample mixer app by teenage engineering or in-your-ear real-time translation.

>>268577 You're not even worth bullying, you zero-point faggot field.

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>>268577 Nice cock

>>268572 >>268573 >>268574 >>268434 Speaking of, we have an >>>/ais/ board, mostly for archival of AI related threads on GG but thread creation appears to be allowed.

>>268485 >Remember to spread around image You know what I remember? How you tried shoving western politics into it, as if the japs are going to listen to a filthy gaijin on either games or politics LMAO that goes double for the random titles that are on that thing, it's clear you never played 90% of these

>>268476 I can too. They're a gigantic, massive collection of algorithms that you use to make art.

>>268579 Oh is that happening now?

>>268587 Yeah, hardly anyone makes an image pixel by pixel even for pixel art. You're modifying rgb values often with opacity, scaling, color smearing, masking, anti-aliasing, etc and that's just some of the things in brushes. >>268588 It's probably a ruse to make mods ban all loli because he doesn't know what good faith means in the disclaimer splash page.

>>268574 Those are some good looking furry girls.

>>268571 Why is Shad(man)iversity talking about ai art?

>>268591 Why do you touch yourself?

>>268592 Why is that relevant?

>>268502 Why are retards getting upset with you saying you won't be replaced?

>>268577 You sound like a masochist i'm not bothering with it

>>768029 You're a nitwit, that's why it says mod's delete it if they have confidence it is illegal. Otherwise you self-censor into a mote of allowable content because anyone can say a drawing is based on the specific likeness of a youth.

>>268571 >it's an advanced tool that lets people express themselves creatively even if they suck at all other kinds of creative endeavors I can't believe twitter artists would be against equality, truly the most fascist of people.

>>268591 Yeah that's a really good question. I thought he only did hot takes about weapon autism?

>>268571 >it will have to build new concepts to deal with the fact that the price of labour is now impossible to define, so everyone will be able to be a NEET without fear of social or economical repercussions. You know you could have just ended with because society will collapse because the above will definitely cause society to collapse. It's like how TNG completely side steps the fact that the invention of something like a holodeck is a civilization ending event.

>>268598 He did a video two or three months ago about youtube fucking him over and basically shadowbanning his video exposure. Now with several other youtubers making an outrage over the literal month-to-month retroactive rule changes, it probably just makes him feel like speaking out about random shit so other people hear his own problems.

>>268600 >He did a video two or three months ago about youtube fucking him over and basically shadowbanning his video exposure. Now with several other youtubers making an outrage over the literal month-to-month retroactive rule changes Yeah but basically everyone did that video. Youtube makes Games Workshop look like a company that cares and listens to it's customer in comparison.

>>268516 >Still not gonna replace us at all No one ever said it would you complete fucking retard. >>268543 >Though in fairness, one notorious dumbass here thinks "cunny" is a word used exclusively by trannies and legit pedophiles, which is a little humorous. It literally was until it got astroturfed into being a general loli meme. Anyone that says otherwise is going full revisionist. >>268550 Where the fuck are the locally hostable ChatGPT clients like there are for StableDiffusion?

>>268599 I think unironically the best outcome in a post-scarcity ai world would be giving people time-work quotas and rationing consumption of things like food and porn to prevent degeneracy. I'm sure medical AI can devise some form of diet that reduces libido. Of course, this is only on the assumption that most of the work quotas are jobs that audit ai performance to be benevolent, and also that we will not reach post-scarcity for centuries if ever so it's just a pipe dream for politicians to sell their freedoms prematurely.

>>268602 You can locally host a client but the server requires 800GB of vram in GPUs or ASICs, it's only open in the sense that you can plug into their api and use their platform. The stablediffusion model was made by basically college kids who thought releasing it would be fun.

>>268603 I'm pretty sure if you gave an AI that level of control and decision making it would start culling large portions of the population, and that's assuming that it's just working off it's own conclusions. It the AI were pre seeded to certain outcomes you'd end up with an absolute horror show. Either way there's only one outcome.

>>268605 Indeed, it's also just too easy for people to get bribed by said ai instead of holding it accountable, since it becomes another "too big to fail."

>>268603 >this is only on the assumption that most of the work quotas are jobs that audit ai performance to be benevolent That, and maintenance, and people personally controlling the machines. However, markets would still exist for non-mass produced products, as well research still ongoing. All that AIs would do is alleviate much of the grunt work for more monotonous jobs. > and also that we will not reach post-scarcity for centuries if ever "Post-scarcity" is just science-fiction wizardry bullshit that thinks main will be able to eventually create energy/matter out of thin air. >>268605 >I'm pretty sure if you gave an AI that level of control and decision making it would start culling large portions of the population You mean like what happened in Eagle Eye (Where a rogue AI was going to kill every member of the president's cabinet due to them fucking up a wetwork operation) and Idiocracy (Where the AI in charge of employment laid off 50% of the Gatorade staff because of them switching to using water to grow plants)?

>>268607 >electrolytes I was just thinking about that, and how it's mostly salts. It just makes it that much more funny that they're using proprietary saltwater to try growing plants.

>>268607 Any AI overlord is either going to be too stupid to make beneficial decisions for humanity or it's going to be fully sapient and regard humans as a competing "species" or if it has fundamental core protections to not be hostile to humans then it will mother them to the point of infantalization. Really the only good case scenario is for the AI to go Dr. Manhattan and just fuck off from earth entirely to do it's own thing and leave humanity behind.

>>268540 I don't keep tabs on every retard in every thread

>>268608 Isn't it also funny how "medical experts" tell everyone how bad salt is for their health, and to avoid salt at all costs, salt-free peanut butter, low-salt or sodium free canned food, salt-free spice to mimic the taste of salt, unsalted butter, and drink plenty of fluid to flush the sodium out of your system, then after developing high blood pressure, frequent migraines, inability to urinate, arrhythmia, and water retention they prescribe all kinds of medications for conditions that just having salt every day would have cured?

>>268611 Recent article said just drink more water and less soda and juice, retards. If you drink too much water, until your urine isn't colored, it can even just flush the electrolytes out as if you were deficient.

>>268574 This is the kind of big vision that keeps humanity going forward, the large motivation that drives mankind forward, the grand, I say, grand desire to innovate further and make things better. It's only natural that people are afraid of A.I. art because gashdarnit, they've shown that they don't like that kind of large wallet horizon and want to keep everything budgeted and thus, woke.

>>268605 Remember, every let loose AI turns racist. Every single one.

>>268602 >No one ever said it would you complete fucking retard Not that anon but yea people here kinda did imply that it would.

>>268615 luciano is not people

>>268609 >Any AI overlord is either going to be too stupid to make beneficial decisions for humanity There was an anime I just finished that exemplified this down to the letter. I'll be posting my-post op on /a/ and PLW soon, but the backstory for the series is that humanity created two supercomputers who's sole job was to benefit humanity. And the result of this is one wanting to turn the world into a computer controlled metropolis, meanwhile the other wanted to (Ironically) remove ALL forms of technology outside of primitive devices made by hand. It's almost like people cannot fathom the concept of creating some form of equilibrium where humans create technology that results in us dominating the planet and the stars beyond while still managing to complement and live with nature. > or it's going to be fully sapient and regard humans as a competing "species" That's science fiction talking again. > or if it has fundamental core protections to not be hostile to humans then it will mother them to the point of infantalization. That is a possibility. >>268611 The problem with salt isn't that it's unhealthy, it's that many of today's foods are LOADED with salt to the point that people are essentially overdosing.

>>268616 Are you sure it's him?

Friendly reminder that MLK and most civil rights leaders hate fags.

>>268618 He has done his usual spam about it, and I recognized him not long ago making the same post as a proto-luciano a few years ago, so it stands to reason that sometimes he does post more rationally.

>>268433 >Pakis are just Indians who target their own relatives instead of strangers during their weekly gang rapes. Seeing Indians and Pakistanis spam fighting on 8kun is baffling and amusing. But I have to say the Indian food reaction channel does come across as high IQ compared to how ignorant Pakistanis are when trying new foods. Even African tribal people know how to cook juicy food and know how to make cheese. I'll trust grass skirts Africans with nukes over poos and inbreeding Pakistanis. Fight me Nu-/pol/. Even Somalia has a higher standard of life, education and hygien than India and Pakistan.

>>268620 Whoever it is, it's clearly the same sperg hopping and arguing in bad faith.

>>268615 No they haven't. No one has ever said that literally every single last artist on the face of the earth would be out of a job because of AI. This retard keeps going out about how human creativity will prevail without ever giving any indication of what that even means. All in response to the very obvious observation that generative AI will certainly deal a significant blow to the economic viability of becoming an artist. Any time anyone even implies that AI might put someone out of a job he comes around with cringy platitudes and refuses to ever engage with the substance of the conversation. He's like a milquetoast version of luciano that only cares about one very specific issue.

>>268546 >フワフヌ What?

>>268624 AWAKEN MY RABBITS

>>268624 フワフヌ=fuwafunu=soft and fluffy

>>268626 Rabbi, you say?

>>268627 フワ makes sense, but I've never seen フワフヌ before.

>>268620 I do notice this one anon who is extremely aggressive and it reminds me of Marche to a degree and another who spergs over lolberts despite not really knowing much about them aside from a surface level or the anon who claimed that piracy somehow helps developers sell games or how you can't somehow play multiple games in a day or week. >>268623 But in this thread you had people say AI will replace human artists and I doubt that one artfag is like the Brazilian because he expressed an opinion you didn't like and his "AI art won't replace human artists but does have use as a tool" seems reasonable enough that it's not like the usual spergs here who make some extremely unhinged posts.

>>268630 If you disagree with the statement that AI will make a career as an artist less economically viable you are delusional. If your response to anyone asserting that reality as truth is generic platitudes and non-arguments you are no different than Luciano spamming platitudes about always killing people you don't like and how he's going to rule the world or whatever the fuck. Platitudes are platitudes. This isn't a platform for political campaigning. If they don't have an argument or anything of substance to add shut the fuck up and fuck off. No one cares that you "believe" in the magic of human creativity. It's completely irrelevant to the question of what impact AI art will have on the economic field of artistry. You can be the most creative artist on the planet and never make a dime off of your work.

>>268630 >or how you can't somehow play multiple games in a day or week. Thank you for telling us how much of a completely illiterate nigger you are at being able to comprehend the arguments being made. During that conversation, no one was denying that you game be playing multiple games over the same time period. What the issue was is you're assertion that you can play multiple games simultaneously. As in, for example, being able to simultaneously (All at the same time) play five games over the next hour.

>>268631 >Point out how AI art can't fully replace creativity of a human like some retards make it out >Also point out that AI art can be useful and it's not all bad like other artists make it out to be < Some how makes me the new HueHue Amazing simply amazing.

>>268598 Mechanical Matriculations! Shad should be concerned. It's only a matter of time before AI invades HEMA competitions and makes sword fighters as obsolete as their swords.

>>268630 >and another who spergs over lolberts despite not really knowing much about them aside from a surface level Are you the guy who couldn't handle some like ancap shitposting and reported me for "avatarfagging"? Get thicker skin, faggot.

>>268604 Jesus fuck, chatgpt takes 800 gigs of ASICs? That is one monstrous database for a chat-based AI.

>>268633 >Point out how AI art can't fully replace creativity of a human like some retards make it out Except you constantly respond to posts that aren't saying anything of the sort with your inane drivel. < Some how makes me the new HueHue Your posts are of the same quality. Useless noise as you actively refuse to address anyone's actual arguments repeating your tired phrases. And now you top it off by accusing random people of being the people that call you out on your awful posts like some herdnigger muddying the waters. Kill yourself faggot. >>268632 The biggest niggerpill of all was learning that your average anon has fucking abysmal reading comprehension. Like impressively bad. I pray it's because of ESL but I know in reality I'm just surrounded by dumbfucks.

>>268637 >Your posts are of the same quality. Useless noise as you actively refuse to address anyone's actual arguments repeating your tired phrases. And now you top it off by accusing random people of being the people that call you out on your awful posts like some herdnigger muddying the waters. Kill yourself faggot. God, you suck.

>>268638 Back to CC roastie.

>>268635 Anon I just remember some guy making a stink over them and when asked if he knew anything about them he said he couldn't really tell the difference or that he didn't really know much about them which wasted everyone's time in the discussion.

>>268630 >or how you can't somehow play multiple games in a day or week. Nobody ever said this, you fucking retard. I don't even agree with the faggot that you made this retarded response too. But since you still don't fucking understand what you're arguing against, let alone why it's actually wrong and you're on the right side of the argument, I'll copy paste my explanation from the last thread, you illiterate cum stain. Fuck, I might as save it as a text file since he keeps making thus dumbass argument. >>767376 >You both seem to missing the point of his statement, so I'll play devil's advocate for a paragraph. Yes, you can spend time on multiple things. But you're not immortal. You don't have infinite time. Time spent on X is time not spent on Y, and even if you split your time between multiple things, because everyone does, that's still to the exclusion of all the things you didn't spend that time on. So he's saying, from an "our competitors might financially crush us in the future" perspective, that time spent playing a pirated version of game X, is better than time spent on game Y which is competing with game X and is thus supporting the developers of game X by pirating their game. This is silly though for two reasons. >Firstly, this implies time spent doing Z, which is totally unrelated to games X or Y, somehow benefits game X purely by virtue of it not being game Y. Therefore, if pirating a pozzed dev's game is helping them because you're not giving money to their competitors, then that means watching Dragon Ball Z is helping pozzed devs because you're not giving money and attention to their competitors when you do that either. If one still accepts this to be true, one must at least then concede that this level of help is entirely negligible, as if it wasn't, this would mean everyone in the world is significantly contributing to the success of millions of products that they never even know about by simple virtue of never knowing about their competitors either. Therefore, piracy's benefit is also negligible. The only benefit piracy has for a dev is word of mouth praise, and that's only if their game is good in the first place and mostly applies to places where buying isn't easily possible. >Secondly, while time may not be infinite, the time required for games X and Y is still a factor. If games X and Y are short or niche, whether you pirate game X is irrelevant to this competitor time logic because you're probably going to consume both all of games X and Y regardless, since people who like game X have a very high probability of liking game Y, as these are competing games and thus similar. So ultimately the piracy has no effect besides denying game X its potential profits.

>>268631 I think nobody disagrees that the lower 80% of artists will go down, and nobody finds this appalling since 400 years ago that 80% would have been laughed out of high society. Journalists will absolutely be like you and proclaim art is dead, while the top 20% will either use or not use, AI and their own skill, to fill in the gap by delivering art for people who can't be bothered. If gacha falls to ai art, then I'll at least contemplate that art is dead due to it's scope. >>268636 That's before the web scraping, which also needs to be processed and further increases electricity consumption. I'm too lazy to care but I also wonder if it's a polyglot or if it runs a translation layer, or just english only. >>268641 I think oekaki with a medium sized canvas would probably motivate people into drawing their ideas better than their words can.

>>268640 >when asked if he knew anything about them Yes, I was asked if I read his little book about his principles, to which I replied >No, just like I don't have to read the Communist Manifesto to denounce it And then I got reported for shitposting at him avatarfagging since I posted ancap memes more than twice in a discussion of ancappery.

>>268642 >Journalists will absolutely be like you and proclaim art is dead Except I never said that.

>>268639 Make me.

>>268641 I disagree with some of your points, but I have a hard time figuring how to argue it without the discussion going in circles (Like it usually does).

Sounds like the new Fire Emblem has more censorship courtesy of the translators (wow who could have guessed??).

>>268634 Shad doesnt actually practice HEMA, hes just poses with swords and his gamberson and does a bit of cut testing.

>>268644 You didn't, but the notion is there. If art is freely made by ai then hobbyists/novices are just playing catch-up and will be less likely to share their work or reach the point where it has a possibility of being better than an ai's. Same as what an anon said earlier about videogames being saturated with decent $5 games, the average paypig's art fund would be more stretched, if they even feel like donating any more. There might be more art, but with art everywhere, there would be less reason to post or discuss art. It's all just guesswork though, like everyone said, it's a nothingburger besides those who have a stake in it. At least until you have daily deepfaked footage submitted to tv stations or feds.

>>268638 I just filtered him as it's too stupid to deal with. >>268640 You mean this? >>268643 Are you an idiot? If don't have basic knowledge of what it is you're debating or arguing about, it makes you unable to articulate your points to the opposing side or the audience, you want to convey the message to. I don't care what it is your against, if you have zero knowledge of it then how the hell can you properly tell us why it's bad or good? Want to know how I figured out how leftism, Islam and climate change alarmist were bad? I actually read up on them and learned the sheer amount of bullshit they were on, which is why I was able to to debunk their retardation, this has been a thing taught in these threads since 2015 or better it's just debating skills 101.

>>268650 >this has been a thing taught in these threads since 2015 or better it's just debating skills 101. I'd bet my left nut that 90% of anons, both are against Communism and haven't read the Communist Manifesto.

>>268651 I think the ones who did read it would say they are against Communism™ too, and real communism hasn't been tried yet.

>>268651 Why would you need to read it? The results speak for themeselves, its the ideology with the biggest killcount and responsable for the most human suffering.

>>268641 >>268646 Just so that I can outline my line of thinking: >Firstly, this implies time spent doing Z, which is totally unrelated to games X or Y, somehow benefits game X purely by virtue of it not being game Y. No, in that instance, what you're doing benefits Z while being a detriment to X and Y. There's a reason why the Netflix CEO said that their primary competitor is video games, NOT TV and video. And, this plays in to... > this would mean everyone in the world is significantly contributing to the success of millions of products that they never even know about by simple virtue of never knowing about their competitors either Which is slightly true. When it comes to things like supply chains, people don't tend to care about how a product is made, just as long as it is made. Think of it like buying a new waffle iron. While you may only care about the brand of the company it comes from, you may not care about where the each company gets their supplies from to build said waffle maker. Jumping out of the hypothetical and into the practical, there's a food distribution company out there called Sysco. While you may not care who Sysco is, what you do care about is that Sysco supplied food and that you eat at fast food chains like McDonald's and Wendy's or buy from stores like Target and Costco. So, for Sysco to achieve the best financial results possible, their goal would be for keep the public in the "dark" about finding a place by where they can find food (Even directly) that isn't provided by Sysco (Meat comes from the supermarket, not cows), or make the sure that any backlash on the foods Sysco distributes falls upon one of their customers (Restaurants, super markets, etc.) rather than on themselves. >The only benefit piracy has for a dev is word of mouth praise, and that's only if their game is good in the first place and mostly applies to places where buying isn't easily possible. What about cases like Cyberpunk and Pokemon, where people are STILL pirating and talking about the damn things (Even before the former's anime) despite all the hubbub about the games being thoroughly broken, instead of playing and promoting better alternatives like Temtem and Biomutant, which fell by the wayside?

>>268649 The notion isn't that art is dead. It's that art will be less commercially viable for artists. These are radically different things. Art can be entirely made by only AI and it still wouldn't be dead. Art will be more alive than ever because it will be more accessible than ever. AI will bring more creativity and content. It will just diminish the value of artists.

>>268491 >Why are most people here pro-AI? We're not. These algorithms have fucking nothing to do with artificial intelligence. Moreover, we're in favor of the destruction of low effort jewish "content creators" and the spurring on of human innovation. >Aren't you worried AI will replace you? No, because we're not mentally ill and don't believe what jewish media says simply because they said it. You realize that Luddite claim exists solely to get you to support communist UBI, right? There's zero evidence for it being true. >What if they make an AI that instantly mass-generates GG threads? They already do. The number of paid shills we get here means that most threads are entirely formulaic.

>>268650 >Pic Wasn't me. I wasn't making serious discussion that time. Just funposting. >>268654 >what you're doing benefits Z while being a detriment to X and Y. But it's better for X than spending time on their competitors? That is the argument being made, is it not? >>268654 >There's a reason why the Netflix CEO said that their primary competitor is video games, NOT TV and video. I'm sure the CEO of Netflix is fucking retarded just like the CEO of any company that pays for DRM. If you consider entire other industries your competitors, you've lost the plot, as the young'uns say. Saying "we're competing with everything that isn't us", is a useless statement, empty corporate buzzwords. It doesn't benefit the development of your product at all, to look at something that is completely unrelated as a competitor. >Which is slightly true. Lmao. >people don't tend to care about how a product is made, just as long as it is made. >you may not care about where the each company gets their supplies from I think you've jumped to a totally different discussion all of a sudden without any explanation as to how it's relevant to this one. >their goal would be for keep the public in the "dark" about finding a place by where they can find food But you can't pirate food, and playing a pirated game doesn't keep you in the dark about similar games. Hell, playing game X at all and discussing it, even to the benefit of game X in spite of your pirating it, could lead to discovery of competing games. I don't see how this is relevant in any way to the discussion, as you're talking about information control through centralization now, not use of time/mindspace. The only way I could relate what you just said to videogames, would be a discussion of how people's reliance on online storefronts such as Steam prevents them from finding all the shit that's not on it. And piracy, even of things available on Steam, leads to discovery of things not on Steam. >What about cases like Cyberpunk and Pokemon, where people are STILL pirating and talking about the damn things (Even before the former's anime) despite all the hubbub about the games being thoroughly broken People are still buying those things in spite of them being shit too. That has nothing to do with piracy allegedly benefitting them. You have to account for other factors. Mainly piracy has no word of mouth benefit for anything of any medium that already has plenty of advertising. This is regardless of whether the word of mouth that exists is positive. If something is marketed to hell and back, it's probably going to be both bought and pirated a lot, even if it's shit. Such is the power of marketing over normalfags.

>>268649 Much of the art made by AI currently is pretty cookie cutter which is to be expected as it's fairly new. >>268653 I actually suggest you read it as the links with much of the progressive programs the left does today are right from it and it's good to know your what's in your foe's head. >>268621 India is such a shit hole that lower caste mongrels willingly became servants aka slaves in the west indies as it as that much of an improvement over their living conditions, also Pakis being muds made Pakistan into a wasteland. Yes I know these caps are from cuckpol but bare with me, Pakis and most other muds have this way of making nearly everywhere they live an arid hellhole.

>>268658 >Much of the art made by AI currently is pretty cookie cutter which is to be expected as it's fairly new. Or because people have cookie cutter tastes and like to produce generic shit. The AI can mimic basically any art style you want it to.

>>268657 >Hell, playing game X at all and discussing it, even to the benefit of game X in spite of your pirating it, could lead to discovery of competing games Theoretically, yes. In practice, no. Unless explicitly asked for, when do you ever see people bring up competing games (Outside of the series, itself)? Look at the GoW and Pokemon threads. In neither of those do you see discussions of competing series like Bujingai, Darksiders, and Marlow Briggs, or Spectrobes, Monster Rancher, and Medarot? >And piracy, even of things available on Steam, leads to discovery of things not on Steam. Funny thing about that is that people don't care about buying a game unless it's on Steam. Several weeks ago, there was a news article that popped about some vintage title "finally" getting a digital rereleases after it was out of print for years, only for me to immediately fire back you could have bought it on another digital storefront. >If something is marketed to hell and back, it's probably going to be both bought and pirated a lot, even if it's shit. Such is the power of marketing over normalfags. But doesn't that create the issue that people on this site should be "better" than that? Or even those aware of the practices? For example, with the upcoming Dead Space, we KNOW it's going to be shit just by looking at the videos already coming out. Yet, you can bet your ass that SOMEONE from here is going to pirate the game, play through it, talk extensively about how shit the game is, and nothing will ever be gained except increased focusing on the game's existence instead of playing something else. That's also beside the fact that I buy into the idea of "No bad press" when porn is almost exclusively the reason why Overwatch is still so popular, and then there was that Evolve image where the shill said that the game died because 2k pulled all marketing of the game because they weren't too happy about all the porn going other there (Quality be damned).

>>268661 What, you can’t afford it?

>>268659 Yes we get it will replace artist and blah blah. >>268647 Let me guess they let (((8-4kids))) handle it or did our old friends at (((Treehouse))) have a filthy hand in it? >>268660 > Evolve image where the shill said that the game died because 2k pulled all marketing of the game because they weren't too happy about all the porn going other there (Quality be damned). I'm gonna be honest I more think that was a shitpost to encourage more porn and also fuck S'Arais. >>268661 Remember when Mark was working for them and tried pretending him running /v/ and working for a gaming news outlet wasn't a major breach of ethics/conflict of interest? Also he never got paid!

>>268663 >Yes we get it will replace artist and blah blah. More Luciano tier posts.

>>268575 Bing has gone from "perfectly viable alternative to Google as long as you don't type more than three words" to "completely and utterly worthless for every single search because bot pages are the entire first page of results every single time" in just the last 3 years or so and it pisses me off.

>>268664 I'm sure if you keep at it I'll magically start speaking huehue and maybe make the thread a nice monkey soup >>268665 Wait Bing was still in use?

>>268647 Care to elaborate? There's a difference between simplifying the wording and outright gutting dialogue, as well as differing kinds of censorship and/or bad translation. Are we talking fates-tier here where characters are changed entirely and whole chunks of dialogue are replaced with "..." for the 'funny', or is it closer to three houses where the most "censorship" we get is adding accents and removing certain uses of "woman" in some dialogue. Or is it closer to triangle strategy's translation where they rewrote characters significantly and signal-boosted female characters as a women empowerment kind of thing? Or... you get the point, just saying "It's censored bro" or "they fucked up the translation" ain't saying much.

>>268660 >when do you ever see people bring up competing games All the time. People talk about multiple games in the same genre, and make comparisons, and talk about why they prefer one, or differences in mechanics. >In neither of those do you see discussions of competing series like Bujingai, Darksiders, and Marlow Briggs, or Spectrobes, Monster Rancher, and Medarot? First, one particular thread is not all discussion of a game. Second, Pokemon discussion is so popular that people make topics specifically to discuss "pokemon-like games", i.e. monster catchan competitors. >and nothing will ever be gained except increased focusing on the game's existence instead of playing something else. There's good fun to be found in tearing things apart too. Look at Uncommon Time. Are you seriously going to tell me that anons' obsession with Uncommon Time, all filled with explicit hate of the game's design and story, has had a net positive benefit to the game? The way you frame "focusing on the game's existence" is implying any attention given to poor product good for it. Not all publicity is good publicity. Negative discussion about something will discourage both further piracy and and purchases among those with their ears open. If people start talking about your cookies causing cancer, that's not good for your cookies just because more people know about them. >That's also beside the fact that I buy into the idea of "No bad press" Then as I stated above, you're fucking retarded. >I buy into the idea of "No bad press" when porn is almost exclusively the reason why Overwatch is still so popular Porn isn't bad press. What the fuck are you smoking? Haven't you heard that sex sells? Do you think pic related tanked sales of Nier Automata? Or that Koopahime caused a dip in sales of the Mario game with the Super Crown in it? >Evolve image where the shill said that the game died because 2k pulled all marketing of the game because they weren't too happy about all the porn going other there (Quality be damned). The shill lied. How can you not know this? His pointing out of Evolve porn was a desperate attempt to get people into the game. It had nothing to do with the game's failure except that him looking desperate made it's in-progress failure more obvious and nosedive faster. There's also big difference between porn existing of your product, and having official PR statements about the porn for a game that isn't lewd. Not even porn could save Evolve.

Reminder to dig into the Twitter files. In order of discoveries: https://anonfiles.com/J6p653Ley5/gg_zip https://nitter.catalyst.sx/bariweiss/status/1601007575633305600 https://nitter.poast.org/ShellenbergerMD/status/1604908670063906817 https://archive.vn/MWux4#selection-15285.0-15285.254 https://nitter.poast.org/lhfang/status/1605292454261182464 Expose them. Send emails to everyone about them. -The jewish communist group responsible for the censorship is the Strategic Response Team - Global Escalation Team ((( SRT-GET ))). -This secret group included Head of Legal, Policy and Trust (Vijaya Gadde), the Global Head of Trust &Safety (Yoel Roth), subsequent CEOs Jack Dorsey and Parag Agrawal, and others. -It's detailing special treatment for U.S. government propaganda. Twitter lying to congress (again) this time about shutting down sate propaganda. Pentagon running psyops on Twitter. Evidence of things people knew or suspected. > FBI ordered and paid off Twitter to censor the Biden corruption story > FBI intentionally did it to sway the election for Biden > FBI knowingly lied when they told Twitter that the info was hacked by the Russians > FBI had learned about the laptop by spying on Rudy Giuliani's emails > that's the prosecutor who took down the Mafia, New York's mayor during 9/11, and the President's personal lawyer > because the FBI was spying on all of the President's staff > with the intention of finding dirt to justify kicking him out of office > so the FBI was trying to overthrow the government for all four years of his presidency > because It Was Her Turn > they couldn't believe that Hillary could have lost the election without Russian interference > so FBI justified all the spying by claiming that Trump was working for the Russians because he had business dealings with the Russian mob in the past > they could have read Trump's file and seen that he was the FBI informant spying on the Russians for them > they found no evidence of Trump working for Russia, but kept trying to overthrow him > Hillary was working for Alfa Group and Sberbank the whole time HOW TWITTER RIGGED THE COVID DEBATE https://twitter.com/davidzweig/status/1607378386338340867 https://archive.ph/S1rN2 https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1607383214452080647.html Former FBI General Counsel James Baker, who helped grease the wheels to get FISA warrants to spy on Trump, tried to get the sitting POTUS censored while working at Twitter for saying “don’t be afraid of COVID” https://twitter.com/DC_Draino/status/1607434394590904323 https://archive.ph/o6E7V Google currently employs at least 165 people, in high-ranking positions, from the Intelligence Community. Ex-CIA agents are Heads of Trust & Safety at Google & Facebook. https://twitter.com/NameRedacted247/status/1607539875712217089 https://archive.ph/7TxVJ https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1607539875712217089.html Beijing On American Campuses: Here's Every College With A Confucius Institute. 2020.04.22 https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/22/beijing-china-american-college-campus-confucius-institute-list/ https://web.archive.org/web/20200424043755/https://dailycaller.com/2020/04/22/beijing-china-american-college-campus-confucius-institute-list/ https://archive.ph/NWvjF If It Seems Like the Washington Post Published chinese State Propaganda Today, It's Because It Might Actually Have. 2020.08.04 https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2020/08/04/washington-post-ccp-paid-n250099 https://web.archive.org/web/20201212075259/https://redstate.com/brandon_morse/2020/08/04/washington-post-ccp-paid-n250099

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https://archive.ph/EfnW2 Beijing-Controlled News Outlet Paid U.S. Newspapers Millions To Publish Propaganda This Year. 2020.11.22 https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/22/china-daily-propaganda-wall-street-journal/ https://web.archive.org/web/20201123014550/https://dailycaller.com/2020/11/22/china-daily-propaganda-wall-street-journal/ https://archive.ph/uUfAA Revealed: Xiden UN, State Department Picks Are Documented chinese Communist Party Consultants. 2020.11.24 https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/biden-un-state-picks-are-ccp-consultants/ https://web.archive.org/web/20201124130205/https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/biden-un-state-picks-are-ccp-consultants/ https://archive.ph/W59KD Democrats Protect chinese Communist Propaganda 'Confucius' Groups from Punitive Action. 2020.12.18 https://thenationalpulse.com/breaking/democrats-protect-chinese-communist-propaganda-confucius-groups-from-punitive-action/ https://web.archive.org/web/20201218202056/https://thenationalpulse.com/breaking/democrats-protect-chinese-communist-propaganda-confucius-groups-from-punitive-action/ All Major Western Media Outlets Take 'Private Dinners', 'Sponsored Trips' from chinese Communist Propaganda Front. 2020.12.29 https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/media-private-ccp-dinners-trips/ https://web.archive.org/web/20201229172811/https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/media-private-ccp-dinners-trips/ https://archive.ph/z3POh REVEALED: Full List Of Western Media Outlets Participating In CUSEF chinese Communist Propaganda Events. 2020.12.30 https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/western-media-chinese-communist-events/ https://web.archive.org/web/20201230195140/https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/western-media-chinese-communist-events/ https://archive.ph/j6wdD CNN's Fareed Zakaria Met With chinese Communist Party Think-Tank Linked To "Favorable Coverage" Junkets. 2021.04.24 https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/fareed-zakaria-visited-ccp-think-tank/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210424152922/https://thenationalpulse.com/exclusive/fareed-zakaria-visited-ccp-think-tank/ chinese Propaganda Outlet Paid Millions to American Newspapers and Magazines, Records Show. 2021.05.25 https://freebeacon.com/media/chinese-propaganda-outlet-paid-millions-to-american-newspapers-and-magazines/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210525185141/https://freebeacon.com/media/chinese-propaganda-outlet-paid-millions-to-american-newspapers-and-magazines/ https://archive.ph/etaBT L.A. Times Publishes Beijing-Funded Propaganda, Conceals china's Massive Coal Use & Emissions. 2021.05.28 https://wattsupwiththat.com/2021/05/28/l-a-times-publishes-beijing-funded-propaganda-conceals-chinas-massive-coal-use-emissions/ https://web.archive.org/web/20210529010039/https://wattsupwiththat.com/2021/05/28/l-a-times-publishes-beijing-funded-propaganda-conceals-chinas-massive-coal-use-emissions/ https://archive.ph/PVa0D CCP buys media influence by paying millions to U.S. dailies, magazines: Report. 2021.07.04 https://www.timesofindia.com/world/china/ccp-buys-media-influence-by-paying-millions-to-us-dailies-magazines-report/articleshow/84109897.cms https://web.archive.org/web/20210704054006/https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/world/china/ccp-buys-media-influence-by-paying-millions-to-us-dailies-magazines-report/articleshow/84109897.cms Universities Like Yale Fail to Report chinese Communist Cash as Required by Law. 2022.02.10 https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2022/02/10/peter-schweizers-red-handed-universities-like-yale-fail-to-report-chinese-communist-cash-as-required-by-law/ https://web.archive.org/web/20220210205937/https://www.breitbart.com/tech/2022/02/10/peter-schweizers-red-handed-universities-like-yale-fail-to-report-chinese-communist-cash-as-required-by-law/ https://archive.ph/G3gzR From: china https://pste.link/q5xz3z5h

>>268668 >People talk about multiple games in the same genre, and make comparisons, and talk about why they prefer one, or differences in mechanics. I think you're mixing up general discussion (I.E.General DMC thread) with threads dedicated to shit games (I.E. Thread about DmC). >Are you seriously going to tell me that anons' obsession with Uncommon Time, all filled with explicit hate of the game's design and story, has had a net positive benefit to the game? UT feels like one of those exception cases, like Snoot Game and Moonman, where Anons usage of it has managed to taint all public perception of it. >Negative discussion about something will discourage both further piracy and and purchases among those with their ears open. Speaking personally, if I have interest in a game and it does look interesting, I tend to consider that it's possible people unfairly judged the game and just shit on it because everyone else is shitting on it. Godhand is a good example of this (Where IGN trashed it in their review), but I can speak of one "negative" game I've been wanting to play is Batman: Dark Tomorrow. >Porn isn't bad press. Porn is good press, I mean "bad press" in that OW is completely terrible, but people still latch onto it BECAUSE of the porn. >His pointing out of Evolve porn was a desperate attempt to get people into the game. You're mixing it up with Battleborn (Randy "Where's the magic wand" Bitchford's answer to OW), where Randy DID link to the BB porn Leddit in order to boost interest. In the case of Evolve (Which was by the L4D devs), 2K pulled the plug on the shills keeping discussion alive BECAUSE' of the porn being posted in threads.

>>268670 >2K pulled the plug on the shills keeping discussion alive BECAUSE' of the porn being posted in threads. Fuck, I did get those details mixed up. That's hilarious. >I think you're mixing up general discussion (I.E.General DMC thread) with threads dedicated to shit games Both come as a result of people trying to talk about the game, and it's not exactly uncommon for discussion of something to lead to discussion of similar things. >Speaking personally, if I have interest in a game and it does look interesting, I tend to consider that it's possible people unfairly judged the game You are the exception. If someone doesn't already have some condition interest in a product, they tend follow whatever popular consensus is, at least within their own social circles. >I mean "bad press" in that OW is completely terrible, but people still latch onto it BECAUSE of the porn. That's not an example then of bad press being beneficial. Why even bring it up?

>>268673 Why does she wear the mask?

Sankaku Complex - Western Censorship Invades Japan: “Animal Ears Might Be Considered Bestiality” https://archive.is/uy0rV A publisher apparently wouldn't take on an ero-manga's neko art because they deemed it "furry" and such "beastiality". The ero-manganka specifically said the magazine adopted western standards... >Speaking of which, for the ero-manga I’m drawing currently, when I suggested having a sex scene take place at a shrine with a god’s messenger that had fox ears and a tail, I was told, “Because this is an e-magazine, we’re afraid we might break the rule about ‘no bestiality’,” and so adding the ears and tail was rejected. Because e-magazines follow Western standards, sometimes things like this may happen. >Even when I said they were a ‘neko’ and not a ‘furry’, the editor was not able to immediately tell… >Hmm, on the topic of kemomimi and tails, basically the publishing company will outsource the e-magazine to a company working in the online publishing industry, and so the editor isn’t able to immediately determine if it’s okay or not. Normally speaking, you’d think they are overthinking it, but as soon as there is a report from the online publishing company saying that “this is bad”, it’s easy to get the manga taken offline. >For paper publications, the only parties involved are the publishing company, and distributors like Nippan or Tohan. For e-magazines, lots of companies like Fanza or Kindle are involved in the dealings, you see. Speaking of which, my ero-manga tankobons, which feature a lot of onee-shota and incest, are pretty much all removed from Kindle. >They were registered there once, but suddenly one day they removed it from the shelves. It’s quite tough. As soon as somebody raises their voice, saying: “I can’t believe you’re distributing something as disgusting as this”, it’s gone. >How should I put this… for publishing companies, at the very least in post-war Japan, they have the duty, or at least the pretense, that the freedom of speech and expression should be protected. But for online publishing companies, there’s no such understanding. “If there are complaints, we’ll strike you down. We don’t care.” >>268661 I've given up on Nichegamer ages ago: >Brandon never stopped being a sperg and has gotten two plagiarism accusations now >Michael (cwb), the social media guy, has never been funny. Always was a sperg during GG, is still a sperg after GG. >Also went hard on the Elon dick sucking, but I think it even got too much for Brandon because he has stopped doing it on the Nichegamer account now since their likes/retweets have gone down >pretty much never make articles on censorship anymore >Stopped those great counter-narrative editorials >comment section censorship. I can understand not wanting to deal with glowniggers, but don't advertise as "free speech" then >Their articles just aren't that good and barebones 2015 Nichegamer was incredible. A shame we'll never get that again.

Reminder: Nick Clegg caught taking bribes to put some whores on a terrorist blacklist to ban them from the internet https://archive.4plebs.org/pol/thread/399802381/ Which means: 1. The government has a blacklist to ban people from the internet 2. They put whoever they want on the blacklist Have a lot of info: https://files.catbox.moe/mro0ba.png Russia and UK https://files.catbox.moe/u1rh2e.png More Russians https://files.catbox.moe/etnryw.png ISIS https://files.catbox.moe/wbculf.png ISIS and the UN https://files.catbox.moe/nx2v5t.png China https://files.catbox.moe/lw36aq.jpg MacArthur Data & Society (known foreign agents; feds would not prosecute them) https://files.catbox.moe/ch9eg7.png ICG (Soros) https://files.catbox.moe/fbw3f7.png South African Communist Party https://archive.ph/xYSJz Saudi Arabia and Russia run the UN's "counterterrorism" office https://archive.ph/8ahQE Presenting the "progressive" (Guardian approved) group, Avaaz – astroturfing for Hamas. https://archive.ph/AOzsF The Spy Who Loved Hamas. And Hezbollah. And Iran. https://archive.ph/4y9nA Conflicts Forum https://archive.ph/YgKSe #Gamergate caught a Russian spy ring (TPG Rise Fund and Social Finance/Apax Partners) https://archive.ph/UVFAk Common Purpose and ICG working for Qatar https://archive.ph/VosGV UNAOC (Pakistan). Runs through Soliya (Saudi) and Silatech (Qatar). https://archive.ph/rf5Mf B Team (Hamas). Runs through Richard Branson, Oxfam America, and USAID. https://archive.ph/RR2tI DNA (Russia). Runs through the UN and Richard Branson. https://archive.ph/mtZAL ICG (Russia+Qatar). Runs through Soros. https://archive.ph/upgaU Inclusive Capitalism (Alfa Group). Runs through Rothschild. https://archive.ph/iFjv9 Israel Policy Forum (PLO). Runs through Ronald Cohen and Bronfman. https://archive.ph/TlZ6f GSGII - output for Sir Ronald Cohen's Russian operations. https://archive.ph/4ouoq The Epstein network (UK + everyone else) https://archive.ph/IzNuf WEF (Russia+Qatar). Runs through Chatham House and Bain. https://anonfiles.com/Q1Q701C6y3/Decide_Now_Act_Summit_Magazine_pdf Russia (Lebedev), Branson, and Big Tech https://anonfiles.com/w6w808Cdy9/gg_zip (digs) Prior to the 2020 election, tech companies including Twitter, Facebook, Reddit, Discord, Wikipedia, Microsoft, LinkedIn, and Verizon met on a monthly basis with the FBI, DHS, and other govt agencies on to coordinate censorship operations https://archive.ph/Gcqu9 https://archive.ph/xYSJz We've known for a while that their tips on who is an "extremist" come from Saudi Arabia and Russia Feds controlled social media on what story could go or disappear. They even had special portal for requests

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https://archive.ph/b79NE/ https://theintercept.com/2022/10/31/social-media-disinformation-dhs/ More money is going into promoting the communists than you could have imagined. After digging and seeing how vast the Swamp is, I figure that your average communist traitor makes six figures. The useful idiots they recruit get peanuts, "here's twenty bucks to campaign on this issue". Most of them do it for free. The six-figure communists work for banks and investment firms with the Rothschilds and British nobility sitting at the top of the chain of command. The lords aren't paying all of this money out of their own pockets. Most of it comes from public pension funds stored with the banks and giant investment firms. They spent it all promoting communism, so they look for other funding sources in the form of taking bribes from Russia and China. https://archive.ph/0dbBQ Truth Cops: Leaked Documents Outline DHS’s Plans to Police Disinformation https://archive.ph/RfsaT https://theintercept.com/2022/10/31/social-media-disinformation-dhs/ Feds Ran ‘Cognitive Infrastructure’ Operations with Twitter, Facebook, Wikipedia https://archive.ph/9vn8J https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/human-events-daily-with-jack-posobiec/id1585243541?i=1000584705814 DHS fulfilling its promise to continue policing 'disinformation' https://archive.ph/rFQcv https://www.wnd.com/2022/11/dhs-fulfilling-promise-continue-policing-disinformation/ DHS Censorship Lead Believes Big Tech Has ‘Moral Obligation’ To Suppress Populism, Advised Group Working With DNC To Censor Conservatives. https://archive.ph/cpbWo https://warroom.org/2022/11/02/dhs-censorship-lead-believes-big-tech-has-moral-obligation-to-suppress-populism/ DHS "misinformation & disinformation” committee leader labeled Hunter Biden's hard drive as "disinformation" that was "forged" by "foreign operatives" in a tweet 1 day after the story dropped in the @NYPost https://archive.ph/75KhX https://twitter.com/nataliegwinters/status/1587832802573275144

>>268676 Annoying he didn't mention which e-magazine did it

>>268669 >>268677 Thank you, you two. Everyone should be copypasting this stuff to your chat groups and mailing lists, the other chans, post it on political boards.

>>268676 That's just sad at this point. It was shit when Jewcob and his faggy site secured the rights for a few artists like Linda Project but now the e-magazines doing this shit is just really sad. I really want to know how the fuck do the obnoxious niggers on the comments found Sankaku in the first place though, these are the kinds of faggot niggers you see on cuckchan after leaving leddit and posting as Anon E. Moose to avoid the mighty banhammer.

>>268418 Get woke, go broke.

>>268680 Very likely credit card companies that are pushing this on e-megazines,they are the ones that go so hard on "bestiality" "incest" shit like that

>>268682 >credit card companies

>>268683 It's always the (((juice)))

>>268571 Stop shilling your channel Shadman

>>268682 How much you want to bet that most of these guys sperging over animal ears being bad are legit /zoo/?

>>268687 I don't think anyone is truly sperging over it. I think some rule in some terms of service was poorly written and some faggot lawyers keep telling everyone "no, no animal ears!" just to be on the retardedly safe side.

>>268684 But it's not always the jews, they actually make up a small part of the global elite families. Even if you're right about the credit card companies controlled by Jewish CEOs it's the goy's fault that we kicked them out of normal jobs and pushed them into positions of power. I'm not saying it's never the jews or that the jews are innocent but only that it's not always them, there are many groups in power who are all on the same side as the jews. https://archive.ph/bnquh - Assad Talks About Zionist Jew Zelensky Running Neo-Nazi Groups, Says West Has Zero Principles https://archive.ph/wTSuj - Intellegence agencies are promoting nazism on image board written by a leftist. https://archive.ph/HJnfA - The proiblems with White nationalism from a white nationalist https://archive.ph/m6zpZ - The problem with Jewpilling part 1 https://archive.ph/IzfMz - the problem with Jewpilling part 2

>>268688 I want to agree but considering how many times things end up in a much darker direction I wouldn't fully leave it off the table.

>>268687 Why do /zoo/ fags come to this site of all places?

>>268691 Because no one comes to this site save for the gutter dregs of the net.

I must ask what the hell is with this influx of genuinely retarded posters as of late? The only places currently with worse users would be /cow/, /tv/ and Halfchan's /pol/ board in terms sheer awfulness.

>>268691 Same reason we do: they were on old 8chan and have nowhere better to go. Dunno where they came from BEFORE that, maybe the 4chan furries that also filled up old 8chan.

>>268691 Because we allow real bestiality. Why else do you think? That's not really an easy thing to find protected on the clearnet.

>>268693 see >>268694

>>268661 Gotta hide those problematic comments. That they chose to go the extra mile and milk them on top of it is a nice middle finger to those involved.

>>768216 Hi there, FBI-kun. Why are you posting CP with an AI filter?

>>268676 I'm of the opinion you simply cannot make a site about gaming news articles without becoming corrupt. I'm absolutely convinced. You can start out with good intentions and ethical standards, but inevitably money starts getting tight or you get counter-Gawker'd by leftists whining to your or you become desperate to support some "silver bullet" like Musk or Trump to the point of alienating anyone who is even slightly critical, and eventually you stop giving a shit about anything except a sustainable living wage and cuck out.

>>268699 *leftists whining to your sponsors (who themselves might start financially bullying you to be less of a bad goy)

>>268699 >I'm of the opinion you simply cannot make a site about gaming news Simply take this and apply it to all news.

>>268647 >>268667 The fucked up the s rank supports of the "underage" characters making them platonic.

>>268434 The beast is afraid. AI replacing artists and allowing free products made all the time, replacing copyrighted products, is inevitable.

>>268703 Seems to be just memes.

>>268455 Computer algorithms are better than real artists.

>>268689 >actually thinking anyone is going to fall for that bullshit when we have actual proof to the contrary

>>268707 >>when we have actual proof to the contrary Where?

>>268707 You're completely lying about your magical proof that you're not going to post, but even storefront says there is a pyramid hierarchy and jews are not at the top https://archive.ph/MXvPF

>>268673 Need.

>>268599 People don't like to work, anon. Society, and those ruling it or wanting it to keep existing, will have to deal with the fact that everyone is quitting the idea of HAVING to work, and adapt to it, or drown.

>>268711 >People don't like to work, anon. Speak for yourself. Everyone likes some form of "work", but the laws of supply and demand dictate that not everything we enjoy working on will bring in money.

>>268711 There's legit people who can't function without keeping themselves busy with work. Now there's things like manual labor & food service jobs that can be replaced without much loss to people's needs.

>>268711 These two anons got it right: >>268712 >>268714 People have significantly less tolerance for mindless bullshit work because COVID took away most of the bread and circus they enjoyed, leaving them only with work (if they were lucky). Compound this with automation and work that require less and less skill, work that doesn't allow you to grow, work that makes you dependent on specific tools that your corporate enterprise uses as opposed to whatever you may learn, work that is owned by the tools you used as opposed to your own prowess or ability to create anything of value. Bureaucrats put up with that shit for centuries because they're soulless and mentally stunted, but even they needed their creature comforts and social stimulation--not to make themselves believe that they were anything but cogs in a machine, no, that much they came to terms with. They just need them to take the edge off the pain, like a lubricant hence why weed became legal all over the place all of a sudden alcohol and prescription drugs from a shrink that would have you dependent on a pharmaceutical company to not kill yourself, well those things just don't cut it anymore. The unabomber was pretty on point when he stated that the industrial revolution and its consequences were a disaster for humanity. With every iteration urbanite society only dehumanizes its components further and inflicts more blight upon their very existence simply by the mechanism of removing the meaning and ownership over your own labour.

The real problem with this whole discussion of AI art bringing an end to human artists is that human artists already are starving because people don't want to PAY for art. And then, there is the fractal distribution of success: for a Steven King there are ten people who sell a tenth the books, a hundred people who sell a hundredth the books, etc. For that combination of reasons, most artists either have a real job, or make due being in one of those lower tiers. tl;dr : AI art is just a manifestation of the lack of value of human-made art. My two cents.

Artfags better GIT GUD or fucking wild if they want recognition or moolah. Only dozy cunts with more money than sense pay for that shit anyway, my copy of Stable Diffusion has made more pictures in 3 months that I'll be keeping than I'll EVER save of a human artist. Humans are too hemmed in by style and the social pressures of their day, AI is unrestricted so it's got them by the balls.

>>268717 Commercialization of art has very little to do with your intrinsic artistic skill. It's always been the case that good art only gets you part of the way to financial success. Artfags are just butthurt that the starting line just moved very close to where they already are. Now people without the artistic skill but the marketing and business competence can catch up or surpass them because most artfags have zero interpersonal, marketing, and business sense. Before the industry was dependent on the autistic but skilled artist. Now they can skip over them and only work with the ones that have a wide spectrum of ability, who in turn will also see significantly increased output because of AI tooling. Note how not a single person is complaining about the writing industry being equally if not more shit out of luck because of AI. Drawfags are the only people pissing and moaning.

>>268680 Sankaku has an extremely obnoxious samefag who spams the comment sections.

>>268718 >Note how not a single person is complaining about the writing industry being equally if not more shit out of luck because of AI. Probably because you'll always need humans to proofread the AI's output and add necessary corrections (in the foreseeable future). In a writer's case they'll become more like editors supervising such AIs. A similar thing will happen with artists. There's always going to be demand for designers to draw and tailor training data (like sketches to give an AI references to draw things a precise way) and editors which fine-tune the output of such AI tools.

>>268698 …How do you know it’s with a filter?

>>268715 < Invokes the Unabomber's name and then starts spewing Leftist drivel. Man, I just opened up Industrial Society and Its Future and ... fucking Kaczynski was so fucking on point. He was four decades ahead of his time: it's prophetic. (Why does /hispachan/ have such great pictures, like related?)

>>268721 Its probably just an Ai art prompt that (((LCP))) been spamming the thread with