No one can know for sure what the future holds for AI. But one thing is certain: if everyone continues to reject AI, it will lead to its stagnation.

It’s becoming increasingly difficult to share AI creations without someone showing up to tell you that what you’re doing isn’t real art. Sometimes I wonder if people realize there’s an actual human being behind those creations, spending hours imagining, experimenting, editing, and putting their creativity into making something worth sharing. You don’t have to like AI art. But why make someone feel bad for enjoying what they create?

After Hank Azaria stepped away from voicing Apu in 2020, the reason Apu return from the dead in a season 38 episode was because his family was gone, the Kwik-E-Mart closed and nobody knew Apu from seasons 32 to 37. #TheSimpsons

Apu's new voice has been revealed. It is the first time the character has spoke in almost a decade.

You are an awful human just want you to know that. The tiger survived and is healthy. The human did not. And you still care more about the tiger. Honestly, keep buying more cats and don't interact with humans at this point.

The amount of love, attention to detail, and craft that goes into stop motion films will never cease to amaze me. These artists are true magicians of their craft.

Yeah i'm dumb! I'm not the guy that thinks Ai "takes multiple images and stitches them together", proudly stating it as fact too! Learn about the things you're going to discuss before you discuss them there champ! ;)

"AI movies have no soul" is the laziest critique in film right now. The soul was never in the puppets or the camera. It's in the choices. Which take. Where to cut. What the kid does with his eyes when the candy starts to move. I made every one of those choices. The machine just rendered them. Take One: a Fun-Size Halloween short. Made with @invideoOfficial.