The monster without a name @themonsterwithoutaname - Tumblr Blog

Btw, I think is a good reminder for people who mindlessly follow political trends on Tumblr, that not only we are not immune to propaganda, but Russia literally used us to elect Trump on his first term. We are literally a case study of how easily misinformed people can be via social media. So please beware of the kind of post you're making and reblogging

(This is not about AI, btw. It's about Elon musk whining about not being able to keep racist accounts active in Brazil because racism is a crime in my country)

carolina-lovely-blog

februarytrash

being sad and horny is a privilege

segamascott

"individualist anarchist" ...so a sociopath

segamascott

erika kirk being handed the golden opportunity to be the face of conservatives for the rest of her life and then fumbling it instantly by being genuinely unlikable and off-putting will always be funny to me almost as funny as remembering that charlie kirk got shot in the neck and died

I honestly think fitness influencers and gurus take so much juice and untested peptides that they honest to God think they are more reliable than doctors. It's crazy how much misinformation exists online, especially on Instagram. It gets to a point, you know?

#rant

porterdavis

This is perverse and obscene.

politicalantibody

Of course they denied all those claims. It made them more money, and it wasn’t illegal. Corporations are amoral by nature, and healthcare is not an exception.

espanolbot2

"AI native" college graduates are hitting the workplace -- and, as experts warned, bosses are finding their performance disappointing.

As one New York financier told Financial Times journalist Gillian Tett, new hires who were seen as “AI natives” are turning out to have alarmingly shallow ideas. So much so, the anonymous finance worker admitted, that his firm now actively avoids seeking out AI-literate STEM graduates, and opts to comb through humanities students instead. “We want critical thinking, not just AI,” the financier told the FT.

generatingfail

As a college educator, this terrifies me, it's not what I want for my students... but at least this story gives me an avenue to push back on them.

ryan-sometimes

When people justify using gen AI by talking about how it allows them to do (insert creative hobby) it sends me into a blind rage. The whole point of the creative hobby is to use your brain. Having a machine do it for you defeats the purpose. That’s like saying you’re getting into running marathons then just driving the 42km

rosslynpaladin

"well what if I was disable-"

Shut up. I am disabled. My brain barely works any more and my hands don't do what I want, and I don't have the strength for singing the way I did,

and I'd rather never paint again, never sew again, never sing again

than have a computer steal other people's work and call it mine.

Keep our disabilities out of your mouth- we're not your PROP for arguments.

teawitch

I do worry that the intense popularity of Heated Rivalry is shifting the expectations for romance smut writers in a direction current publishing expectations don't support.

Erotic romance, including M/M, is often written quickly with a focus on the primary dynamic so the writer can move on to the next book. So they can make enough money to keep writing.

They aren't necessarily expecting to be analyzed by every YouTube channel with every choice being questioned.

"The author made some questionable choices."

Honey, the author is writing smut on a deadline. Speaking from experience, that is the first questionable choice the author made.