#support real creators

[ayamariej]

Just cooked this up with my fingers on Chrome Canvas! It is roughly based of Frankenstein's monster! NO TRACING/AI WAS USED IN THIS DRAWING!!

[eltris]

MONKEY KING!

Is this guy anyone else’s favourite?

[pinterest-offical]

just quick message since i’ve been tagged in anti ai stuff and what not

i know pinterest has a lot of ai things going on but pinterest as a character/gimick blog or whatever and me ooc do not support any kind of generative ai and urge people to avoid using ai

[heartspark-dollarsignn]

music from the 80s-early 2000s felt real. they had emotion. it was a time when music genres like punk (and its subgenres) were booming, and punk has always naturally been filled with emotion.

now we have ai slop. machine-made bullshit that carries not a single ounce of creativity. no human emotion.

music comes from the heart. it cannot be generated to be true. music represents what the artist writes it to represent. ai cannot write music and have it mean anything.

write your own lyrics. learn how to play instruments. hell, even use digital music programs! you can do it yourself. it may take effort, but what doesnt? effort makes the final product genuine.

[emlovesniallhoran]

just some passive observation from a niall creator who enjoys harry content, i don't get how @/faithscherry still gets so many interactions. ive seen so many people call her out for just straight up stealing from people. like. how is she getting HUNDREDS of notes on some fics?!?! give it to creators who are ORIGINAL and DESERVE IT.

sorry not sorry. just hate when ppl are unoriginal in creative spaces.

[d3m0ni0-d3-v1da]

Actual thing that is happening to me btw

[vesquiknesquik]

STOP SCROLLING PLEASE

If you like Newsies, you should go check out my girlfriend’s fanction called A Ghost’s Longing, chapter 7 was just posted today. She’s an amazing writer, if you’re interested you or know anyone who would be interested you should go check it out!!

Her account is @gaysfordionysus

[vanillafaye]

Ai in creative spaces

ok-i haven't posted anything like this but im very passionate about this and i love LOVE writing this essay type of content and getting all serious and professional and whatever SO THAT BEING SAID

It recently came to my attention that OpenAI is considering buying Pinterest. Pinterest-a platform that, for sixteen years, has been a sanctuary for creatives, a place where we gather inspiration, share our work, and build little visual worlds that feel personal and human. The idea that a company responsible for ChatGPT, DALL·E, and Sora might take ownership of a space built on authentic creativity feels surreal in the worst way.

There’s something painfully ironic about it. Pinterest has always been about the messy, imperfect, deeply human process of making things. It’s where artists pin half‑formed ideas, mood boards, color palettes, sketches, dreams. It’s where individuality thrives. And yet the company now circling it is the same one whose tools are actively replacing artists, flattening creative labor into something automated, polished, and soulless.

We’re already watching AI‑generated books flood marketplaces with copy‑and‑paste plots, AI “music” that sounds like a ghost of a real artist, AI art that imitates styles it never lived through, and AI videos stitched together without any lived experience behind them. These things look like art, but they don’t feel like art. They’re simulations-reflections without a source, echoes without an original sound. They strip away the flaws, the fingerprints, the humanity that make creative work meaningful in the first place.

To imagine that same company taking control of a platform that has been a refuge for creative expression feels like watching a safe space slowly swallowed by the very force that threatens it. It’s not just a business move-it feels symbolic. Another reminder that in the eyes of tech giants, nothing is sacred. Every community, every outlet, every corner of the internet that once belonged to people eventually becomes a target for acquisition, optimization, and monetization.

The greed never ends. It’s never enough. And the people who actually create-the artists, designers, authors, photographers, crafters, dreamers-are left wondering how many more spaces we’ll lose before someone decides we’re worth protecting.