Dan Hamamura
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Writer of things for fun and to pay for cat/dog/human upkeep
Except instead of George Lucas, itâs every single studio ever
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Ed Zitron
8 days ago
I literally have seen someone posting on Twitter a version of Hamilton where Scarlett Johansson is in it. On top of this likely costing OpenAI a dollar a second to generate, they are potentially going to get sued into a fine paste by multiple different parties
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Jason Koebler
7 days ago
The Sora thing is so bleak and shows how far we've come from AI companies pretending they did not train on copyrighted material
www.404media.co/openais-sora...
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OpenAIâs Sora 2 Copyright Infringement Machine Features Nazi SpongeBobs and Criminal Pikachus
The main use of Sora appears to generate brainrot of major beloved copyrighted characters, to say nothing of the millions of articles, images, and videos OpenAI has scraped.
https://www.404media.co/openais-sora-2-copyright-infringement-machine-features-nazi-spongebobs-and-criminal-pikachus/
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Matt Belloni
7 days ago
No big deal, Iâm just making personalized videos on Sora with my favorite copyrighted characters owned by Disney and Amazon/Netflix and featuring an identifiable actress who is definitely not getting paid for thisâŠ.
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The Law Brothers are big Mitch Hedberg fans
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Tim Krief
22 days ago
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Dr. Vaughn Joy
21 days ago
So, this book comes out in just under 5 weeks. It's about the government applying pressure to the film industry financially, socially, and fear-mongeringly in the late 1940s, and then it analyzes the cultural fall out of that pressure. Spoiler: things got real socially conservative real quick.
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Paramount wants to buy WB. Skydance's purchase of Paramount (David Ellison) is backed by Oracle (Larry Ellison). Oracle's earnings (which they missed this quarter, btw) are largely driven by the OpenAI and the AI bubble. So what happens to ParamountWBSkydance when the bubble pops?
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Mina Kimes
about 1 month ago
MASSIVE DEVELOPMENT FOR TEAM AAPI
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That might have killed
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about 1 month ago
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Jeff Yang
about 1 month ago
The fact that Ackman is suggesting this tells you just what his ethical principles look like and his investors, whoever they are, should flee his funds. Heâs literally advocating defrauding markets for personal gain. No institutional money should take the risk of putting their cash into his hands.
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Dr. Vaughn Joy
about 1 month ago
Sometimes I'm like "writing about movies isn't helpful right now" but then I see the actual context for a film that came out almost 20 years ago, a film that was supposed to be a warning, playing out with our own chief dumbass and I'm like "oh no, okay, we DEFINITELY need more media literacy."
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Ed Zitron
about 1 month ago
It sucks that it wasn't more but $1.5bn is a lot considering that's basically all the revenue they made this year so far, revenue that cost them billions to make. This is meaningful
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Jeff Yang
about 1 month ago
This is just a reminder to foreign corporations and governments that operating in the United States is now equivalent to building enterprises in Russia, the People's Republic of China and other authoritarian states. Invest here at your own f*cking risk.
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South Koreans detained in ICE raid at Hyundai electric vehicle site in Georgia - BBC News
Most of the 475 arrested were from South Korea, leading the country to express concern about the rights of those in custody.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj6xe5d6103o.amp
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But I was gonna go to sleep now I have to stay up and keep scrolling?!?
about 1 month ago
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BRING WALKER HOME
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This is amazing(ly bad/stupid/insane/somehow both surprising and not surprising)
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Molly Knight
about 1 month ago
Hey fellow authors! File your claim now to punish this AI company from stealing your work without compensation. If we punish them hard enough maybe "theft-as-business model" will stop.
www.lieffcabraser.com/anthropic-au...
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Molly Knight
about 1 month ago
Challenge accepted!
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Ed Zitron
about 1 month ago
it is absolutely possible for these companies to hard-line this stuff and just refuse to continue interacting, even when users ask them for "help writing a story." The model developers refuse to do it because they don't want any possible limitations. Evil.
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Generative AI is a get rich quick scheme for business idiots (thanks Ed for the very useful term)
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about 1 month ago
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Sam Cole
about 1 month ago
"But Adam had learned how to bypass those safeguards by saying the requests were for a story he was writing â an idea ChatGPT gave him by saying it could provide information about suicide for 'writing or world-building.'"
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Ed Zitron
about 2 months ago
Once the bubble bursts and the dust settles I am going to go full force at Electronic Arts over the Madden franchise. Each year is broken in both the same ways and new ones they add that are blatantly obvious if you play for more than two minutes. I will focus the might of Better Offline
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Kai Ryssdal
about 2 months ago
What Danielle said. According to the Yale Budget Lab, the average effective tariff rate in this economy right now is 18.2% Let me put that another way. President Trump has raised taxes on American businesses and consumers by -- on average -- 18.2%
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Alex Sujong Laughlin
about 2 months ago
There have been a ton of 20th anniversary "best of" podcast lists lately, and it has started to feel a bit like an obituary for an industry. [gift link]
defector.com/the-future-o...
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The Future Of Podcasting Is Here, And It Sucks | Defector
This week, Left Of Dial published its Essential Listening Poll, a compilation of the 100 best podcasts of all time, according to industry creators, writers, and scholars (Disclosure: I was invited to ...
https://defector.com/the-future-of-podcasting-is-here-and-it-sucks?giftLink=97f5d26db93b45b03c2cc6fc2ab1035a
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Despite the lawyerâs claims, this is not, in fact, a cultural thing.
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about 2 months ago
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Tori Preston
about 2 months ago
Iâm finally listened to
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#TwistedMetal
and anyway, Anthony Mackie? GOOD FOR YOU
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David_j_roth
about 2 months ago
I often find myself saying "what a time to be alive" but friends, today,
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It Took Many Years And Billions Of Dollars, But Microsoft Finally Invented A Calculator That Is Wrong Sometimes | Defector
Itâs not AI winter just yet, though there is a distinct chill in the air. Meta is shaking up and downsizing its artificial intelligence division. A new report out of MIT finds that 95 percent of compa...
https://defector.com/it-took-many-years-and-billions-of-dollars-but-microsoft-finally-invented-a-calculator-that-is-wrong-sometimes
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Ken Tremendous
about 2 months ago
Some of the world's smartest people are deeply invested in the idea that LLMs are actually creative forces. They are not. They are vacuum cleaners attached to a firehose.
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Ed Zitron
about 2 months ago
You are, in the next few months, going to see a few pro-AI people who start trying to morph into "thoughtful cynics" on the issue, and I can't wait, because I've been taking such detailed notes
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Sam Cole
about 2 months ago
this is how Tea got its start. it's an incredibly ugly tale top to bottom. a gripping investigation by
@emanuelmaiberg.bsky.social
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How Teaâs Founder Convinced Millions of Women to Spill Their Secrets, Then Exposed Them to the World
A 404 Media investigation reveals how the man who started Tea, the âwomen dating safetyâ app, tried to hire a female âfaceâ for the company and then hijack her grassroots community.
https://www.404media.co/how-teas-founder-convinced-millions-of-women-to-spill-their-secrets-then-exposed-them-to-the-world/
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This is mostly for
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but holy hell Survivor: Australia vs. the World goes hard
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My 7 year old nephew called K-Pop Demon Hunters âpure cinemaâ and honestly canât stop thinking about his review
about 2 months ago
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Not enough of you are watching GLASS HEART and honestly it shows
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Jeff Yang
2 months ago
Asians: if itâs still not clear, the âfirst they came for theâŠâ poem reached us a long-ass time ago.
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John Rogers
2 months ago
Once again, AI is not a miracle machine mind, it is an additional layer of obfuscation between the product and the people exploited to make it.
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Jeff Yang
2 months ago
A growing number of the new victims of Trumpâs cruel, illegal ICE terror are young Asian Americans with LEGAL STATUS who have grown up their entire lives in this country and are being swept up for minor infractions or technicalities.
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Ryan W. Mead
2 months ago
Finally, the Wizard of Oz as it was always intended to be seen: as a full-motion adventure game for the Sega CD
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Ars Technica
2 months ago
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Developer survey shows trust in AI coding tools is falling as usage rises
âAI solutions that are almost right, but not quiteâ lead to more debugging work.
https://arstechnica.com/ai/2025/07/developer-survey-shows-trust-in-ai-coding-tools-is-falling-as-usage-rises/?utm_source=bsky&utm_medium=social
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Chris Kluwe
2 months ago
I think this might be even more savage than the Guy Fieri restaurant review
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Melissa Stetten
3 months ago
The Tesla diner is unfortunately in my neighborhood so I took a little peek to see boxes of milk and frozen foods out in the heat. Good luck to everyoneâs stomachs.
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Clara Murray
3 months ago
An AI slop factory apparently tried to rewrite our article about AI not replacing workers en masse, but hit the paywall... so just summarised the paywall. If this is the robot that takes my job I'll be v embarrassed
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Oh, so the $1.5 billion is for South Park's lawyers, got it
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Matthew Gault
3 months ago
welcome to development by gaslight. ChatGPT hallucinates a feature, driving users to a application for something that doesn't exist. What's a dev to do? They add the feature the AI invented
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ChatGPT Hallucinated a Feature, Forcing Human Developers to Add It
Welcome to the era of âgaslight driven development.â Soundslice added a feature the chatbot thought it existed after engineers kept finding screenshots from the LLM in its error logs.
https://www.404media.co/chatgpt-hallucinated-a-feature-forcing-human-developers-to-add-it/
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Out, man
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whoever told him to deny the shit out of it probably deserves the nobel peace prize tbh
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Heâs so close to getting it
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Just a dog and his emotional support squishmellow
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3 months ago
I did not realise people didn't know this. This is a hugely important background context to the florida concentration camp. this very specific element of racism dates back to before the foundation of the united states
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