#video edits

[strangeinternetnut]

it’s summer sooo it’s fear street time!!! 😋

(it’s off beat😭)

[trxpvp]

They were so cool 🪨🌊

Edit app used - videostar app

Spc - I would love to tell you but Instagram keeps deleting the scenepacks and so I don’t remember the user. Sorry 💔

Ac - lovel.yaudios (TikTok)

Et - 1hr 33mins

Song 🎵 - alter ego

[rah-moo-neh]

i came across this edit on my fyp, and when i saw this comment, i actually felt the brick hit me this time…

[lethal-raindrop]

CW // flashing lights

I've actually been wanting to use this audio since the moment I first saw the original video, which feels like a long time ago now... 💀

[youwearfinethingswellwriter]

On AI in fandom spaces

Since some AI creations have been circling around in the fandom, I thought it would be a good time to share my stance on AI in general.

The use of AI not only undermines the wonderful creative work of fans from around the world, but it actively steals from us.

An AI video is not a fan edit. An AI image is not fanart. An AI text (for crying out loud) is not fanfiction.

If we make exceptions whenever AI suits us, then we are no longer against AI. Because that same AI is making it harder and harder for creatives to make a living. Artists are no longer being paid. Translators are no longer being hired. Writers are more and more often accused of generating their own work - because AI is getting better at stealing and emulating human writing.

As a writer myself, it's hard watching AI evolve, especially text generators, because it's literally threatening to steal, replace, and take away my writing and my dreams of becoming a published author (I mean maybe it already has stolen from me. After all, I have almost 700k words worth of stories online).

Maybe we won't be able to hold AI back, but the least we can do is refuse AI without exception, and support the artists that put in hours and hours of labor into creating something for the community.

[bullseyelover]

bleed for attention

[berrythep4nda]