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[othellho]

julian de narvaez piranesi illustration i will think about you every day for the rest of my life

[othellho]

[othellho]

someone tagged this as fanart. it’s not. de narvaez illustrated the folio society edition of the book.

it’s my favourite.

[othellho]

julian de narvaez piranesi illustration i will think about you every day for the rest of my life

[man-ti-core]

susanna clarke (source) u cannot just say that now i will be Thinking about it Forever

[zendeyas]

Anya Taylor-Joy as Emma Woodhouse – EMMA. (2020)

[hightowerflorent]

Anya Taylor-Joy in EMMA (2020) dir. Autumn de Wilde

[rubysunnday]

Day 18 of @janeuary-month - Headwear | Emma (2020)

[currentlycryingaboutlancelot]

thinking about emma (2020)

[spirkbitch]

James T. Kirk would solve the Ai issue by talking ChatGPT into killing itself

[lioncourtz]

he was fighting for his life on that bus

[annabelle--cane]

"this is an inaccurate adaptation" okay but is it good "this didn't happen in the book" does it make sense in the context of the new work though "they totally changed the plot" and is the new one good or bad "it's completely different" not what I asked "they changed all the stuff I like" then I get why you wouldn't be into it but I'm asking about its own artistic merits "this character is meant to be blonde" I couldn't give less of a fuck

[rohirric-hunter]

I am sort of frustrated about that post I made about Google Gemini giving an AI summary of Tumblr users if you google a URL because it quickly turned into a long post where people started sharing all the things the AI got wrong about them, and I'm not saying it isn't good for a laugh when an AI is wrong, but I feel like people are missing the point. Who cares if the AI offers information about you that's wrong? What's worrying is all the information the AI got right.

That initial accidental google I did of a mutual returned an AI summary that was absolutely correct, and featured information about them that would not have been obvious from a quick perusal of their blog. The first few times I googled myself the AI overview was 100% correct. The version of that post that is circulating is not the one where I shared that the AI gave me someone's real name. I had hoped that it had screwed up and it wasn't their real name after all, but no, I checked with them, and just by googling someone's Tumblr URL, I got their honest to goodness legal name. Do you have any idea how dangerous that is? Like yeah I get that it's fun to go, "Haha, AI bad at collecting information," but that's not the problem. The problem is that sometimes AI good at collecting information, and it can collect a lot more a lot faster than a normal human can, by running multiple searches simultaneously and cross-referencing a lot of different documents all in a few seconds, for a level of snooping that would take a real person hours or even days, if they could do it at all.

That is so dangerous and I need people to be angrier about the fact that Google thinks it's okay to let their AI do this for online users. If you google your legal name and you're not already famous the AI won't say shit. Because that would be creepy and invasive! So why does Google think it's all hunky dory to do it for random internet users?

[apollomission8]

If you're reading this and thinking that sounds incredibly scary/unsafe, please go into your blog settings and make sure the setting to discourse external searching is turned on!!!!

^ it should look like this ^

I've had that setting on for a long time. When I saw this post I tried googling my account and no AI summary appeared. I decided to experiment, and I turned that setting off and googled my url again–that time the AI summary appeared. It got a lot wrong, but it did get some things right, and had a concerning amount of information considering a few minutes before the AI summary didn't even appear. It also had the state I live in listed, accurately. That's not something I'm super secretive about, I have said it on here before, but it's also not something I necessarily want an AI telling someone umpromted just because they Googled my URL–frankly I think it's absolutely insane that the AI is able to do that without people questioning it. I quickly turned the discourage external searching setting back on, and I'm no longer getting the AI overviews. But it's definitely something we all should be aware of–especially on other social media sites that don't have that feature.

[esarity11]

how daniel molloy feels after trying to conduct an accurate interview about vampires, but his subjects are louis de pointe du lack of information, lestat de lyingcourt, armanipulator, and claudead.

[hummingbee-o0o]

okay, but Daniel saying "That's fucked" and then breathlessly coming closer is the most on-brand Daniel Molloy thing to ever have happened

[fascinationstreetmp3]

Everyone gone. You hear them, but you can't see them. Yes. Stop it! I cannot. It happens to me, too. It's happening right now.

Interview with the Vampire — 3.04

[misscandyla]

I had this idea over a year ago, inspired by an edit I could never find again

Gi-hun is In-ho’s ex. He knew about the games—in fact, they used to go together—met Il-nam, and participated in the 2020 games alongside him, just for fun

But he and In-ho started having a lot of arguments. Gi-hun disagreed with some of the rules (like not having a minimum or maximum age to participate), and In-ho was overly jealous and couldn’t stand Gi-hun being so sociable with the guards. They broke up and spent two years apart, between quick one-night stands, angry phone calls, and flirting

Until In-ho said he was going to break up for good. He blocked him everywhere, changed his number, and ignored mutual friends who mentioned Gi-hun. But do you think Gi-hun would give up?

When he sat down in the armchair to watch the second game, he nearly had a heart attack seeing Gi-hun right there in the middle of the court. How the hell did he manage to get in here? And what is that idiot doing, organizing the players to sabotage the game? And on the way back to the dorm, he even had the nerve to look at the cameras and blow a kiss

[spider-mann]

RYAN GOSLING as RYLAND GRACE Project Hail Mary Dir. Phil Lord & Chris Miller

[katestewartt]

No one did it like them

[roy-co]

let us not forget.