Are there any resources that keep track of which movies and TV have either (a) disclosed AI usage or (b) explicitly stated that AI was not used? The only example of (b) that I know of is Pluribus, which has a "made by humans" line in the closing credits

&lit cryptic clue: {Bun!} Answer: bisonrimant.fr/produit/rabbit (hat tip to @ohshitcircuit.bsky.social for showing me this creator's website. Too expensive for me to buy, but great to look at!) :)

Rearrange the letters in BADGERING to make a word and its Spanish translation. #puzzle (There's a more comedy-podcast-nerd way of presenting this puzzle, but this is more solvable)

Presented without comment, an image from S1E4 of "Widow's Bay".

Just saw Obsession. I'll never _know_ if AI made the score or blurry backgrounds filled w/indiscernible objects or the dialog (it can win fiction contests, so ynot? bit.ly/4tPB27C) but I can't know it didn't. So I'm done w/all post-AI media. And I may be _done_ done. [pls forgive abbrs, char limit]

Movie trivia time! In "The Grifters", Anjelica Huston's character pronounces "Los Angeles" to rhyme with "wrangle bees". This is part of her long-standing campaign to re-name the city to "Los Anjeles". (The first part of this trivia is true!)

Just one viewer's opinion, and my opinions are often terrible, but IMO the Patrick Brammall subplot in Devil Wears Prada 2 was completely vestigial, and the movie would have been better without it. Nothing against the guy.

Weird Al songs that match up nicely with a song by the original artist: "White Wedding"/"Alimony" "Open Your Heart"/"Like A Surgeon" Any others? Wikipedia says that Bob Dylan has an unreleased song called "Movin' (On The Water)", which would match with "Bob", but that's pretty obscure.

*Third Eye Blind voice*

Just IMO, but if someone's approval rating goes from (e.g.) +10 to -10, I think it's a weird choice of terms to describe this as "a 20-point shift", because only 10% of people had to change their mind (55-45 before, 45-55 after). Also it leads to weirdness where you can get a >100-point "shift".

Fun little coincidence: one of Andy Weir's books-turned-movies has a character named Rocky, and the Spanish translation of another one is "El Marciano"

Shy Guys that still hide their faces, but they're wearing football uniforms and called Chagrin Chucks

Puzzle I found on an old scrap of paper, no longer quite as timely as it once was but still fun IMO: Rearrange the letters in STORMY DANIELS to get two presidential last names and one presidential middle name. #puzzle

Trivia question time! What food-based brand has a jingle where the alliterative, colorful brand name is sung to this approximate tune and rhythm (though perhaps in a different key)? onlinesequencer.net/5139931

Thursday boost! That's a thing, right? Please share this if you can! I'm grateful for the help so far, but still quite distant from my goal. #MutualAid #HelpSky