ExplodeMeow

@ewokakumaki 日本の政治情勢には詳しくありませんが、日本の経済状況は芳しくないと聞いています。 「左派」を非難するのは、単に世間の目をそらすための策略に過ぎないのかもしれません。 （ちなみに私は「右派」です） (2/2)

@ExplodeMeow102 国籍が日本人ではない人や、心だけ日本人でない人が、表面化して活動をし始めたなという感覚です。 反日教育は、私たちが考える以上に浸透しているんですね。。。 特定の国を嫌いにさせて、政府になんの利点があるんだろう？いざというときにコントロール出来なくなって苦労するのに、と不思議です。

自認外国人の人もいそうだけど 本当に在日・在日ハーフ・在日3世 また、嫁or旦那が第三国の人っていうのもたくさんいそう。 帰れソレントへ。。。

@ewokakumaki うーん…まだTwitterの通知が届かない。 中国に関しては、話は簡単だ。 これは、政府が引き起こした問題の責任をアメリカや日本に転嫁し、人々の注意をそらすための政治的な策略だ。 (1/2)

@GaryMarcus China doesn't entirely agree with your point of view, but it has indeed taken note of the issues you have pointed out. Because China's economy is in such a poor state that it can't support such high costs; but the US keep hyping it up, continuously expanding its data centers.

yep, that’s what I do. I am increasingly concerned that people in China are soaking up my wisdom, while a lot of people in the US try to dismiss me. i don’t think that is going to end well.

@GaryMarcus They would say, "AI too evil; it using cars to kill people!"

If a major car company had AI fan boys and released a car with loose lug nuts and the wheels came off, after hyping it as the greatest thing ever, and a bunch of people died, those fan boys would say “y’all shoulda known”.

Nós da DreamHouse queremos reforçar nosso compromisso com a arte de verdade! Deixamos claro que somos TOTALMENTE contra QUALQUER envolvimento de IA generativa nas produções artisticas! Acreditamos que algo só é arte se envolver sentimento e valor HUMANO!

AI writing is God-awful. It appears intelligent at first glance, empty at second. It possesses the insufferable buoyancy of a holiday rep. It offers little by way of humour, nothing by way of originality. But its fatal flaw is the absence of vulnerability. A writer is a person and a person is a mess and, as readers, as people, as messes, we identify with the mess. Despite its flaws, AI writing is spreading. Literary agents, drowning in submissions, have resorted to disclaimers discouraging AI writing. Literary magazines have done the same. Amazon, meanwhile, has struggled to stem the tide of AI-generated books. ✍️ Ioan Marc Jones Article | spectator.com/article/book-p…

The greatest con of the decade was calling autocomplete “AI”. The second greatest is calling autocomplete-in-a-loop an “agent”.

AI content is swamping social media. Slop fake photos, videos or people trying to pass themselves off as a writer or an expert generated by an AI app. It’s destroying authenticity. It’s absolute trash.

@NoctreSharp x.com/ExplodeMeow102… I've had similar arguments raised with me before, this is my response. So honestly, these aren't really issues. It's impossible to be 100% accurate, even for me; therefore, I never care about the possibility of someone arresting the wrong person.

@ExplodeMeow102 @valhalla_dev Xitter antiAI mob of righteousness has already mislabeled artists for using AI when it was just mistakes or artstyle choice, majority of people can only tell if it's AI if it's blatantly obvious, put in a bit of effort and most can't tell

AI anti's have actually made it significantly harder for creators to be honest about AI use. I watched a gaming content creator who made a 20 minute video wherein he had two 10 second bits that were AI generated. He announced them as such in the video. The comment section absolutely flamed him. Ripped him to shreds. Video was probably wrecked by downvotes. Have seen this happen so many times that I know for a fact they've made it much more likely for creators to just never self-report. Best thing you could possibly do if you want to create AI-enhanced media or media with AI generated content within it is never, ever announce it, and make sure it's high quality enough to not be very obvious

@MrEwanMorrison No; This is the best opportunity for people to see clearly that this "AI" is not "smart" at all. In Hong Kong, TVB use "AI translation", resulting in news reports containing "anus" (you read that right) and various inexplicable translations, which were ridiculed by the public.

Time to leave the UK before it goes down and takes us with it.

@GaryMarcus Furthermore: 1. Began restricting user access to Gork. 2. Users aren't receiving notifications correctly. 3. Users could see responses to their posts on their homepage, but clicking on them revealed nothing.

Is it me or X starting to look like a vibe coded mess? Polls are broken. Accounts are getting hacked. My DMs are full of phishing scams. Basics that used to work no longer work.

@ewokakumaki 問題は、彼らが盗用を正当化し、「Copy」を「Learn」と称して。 中国や台湾企業が採用するなら、全く理解できる。 特に中国や台湾は既に海賊版に慣れているのですから。 しかし、日本の企業がなぜそれを利用しようとするのか、私には全く理解できない。これは自滅行為に他ならない。

@ExplodeMeow102 そうです。 描けるけど描きたくないからって他人の努力を奪いたいのが生成AIユーザー。 自分の国を改善したり美化したくないからって他国の環境や資源を奪いたいのが侵略者。 彼らは便利で頼りになるかもしれない存在ですが、厳格で慎重なルール作りが先に必要でした。

Yes Japan friends... Let's talk about what happened to Reddit Around... I want to say it was 2016? Anyway, around then they changed their policy. Before, Subreddits were ran by the people who created them, and they could keep their own rules up to site saftey minimums In response to Trump's popularity and as part of an afterwards well documented (bragged about, actually) coordinated effort to stop Trump, Reddit installed "super mods" which they selected who had ultimate say. At first this was only on large communities, but the policy spread, and the same pattern was always true. The super mod would be a hyper leftist LGBTQIAMMTS+ activist/communist and would force out any original mods who were left of center, selectively enforce rules where they could, shadow ban and change rules where they couldn't, and outright ban man MANY large communities. Over the years they used various different excuses, but it all stems from a study that was released at the time that I 100% remember not just reading but doing a report for the show I worked on at the time about it which stated that any loosely or unmoderated communities online inevitably become "right wing" It was basically at that EXACT moment that all western leftists and their aligned allies turned against free speech. At first they shadowed it by saying that "we only mean freedom of speech, not freedom of reach" or that platforms could "enforce any rules they want" and other such garbage It's when Obama started pushing the "Net Neutrality" stuff, which was an overt attempt to give their pet tech companies the ability to sensor anybody speaking out against the technocratic leftist domination plans. I know this sounds like conspiracy theory crap... but it's all actually very well documented... again, and one point the left was bragging about it openly when they thought they had already won (rather like a comic villain monologing)

@ewokakumaki 私のプロフィールにも記載されている通り、私は香港出身です。 ですから、いわゆる「芸術の民主化」について、私の見解はこうです。 「香港人として言わせてもらうと、これは民主化ではなく、共産主義です。」 私たちは、資本主義から共産主義へと移行した世界で唯一の都市に住んでいる。

@ExplodeMeow102 あっ、中国語が表示されています。。。！ 私はしばしばBANされてしまうので、その影響かもしれません (´･ω･｀)

@ewokakumaki そして、 「絵を描く能力を独占」 これは冗談です。ペンを手に取って絵を描くことなら誰でもできます。 「必要とされる技術」 確かに「AI」は必要不可欠ですが、LLM/GenAIはそうではありません。 豊富なデータがそれを証明しています： fortune.com/article/why-do… (2/2)

@ExplodeMeow102 似た様な事を思ってました❗️ 移民の問題(マイノリティを差別するなと言われたり、労働力として不可欠だから反対するな、この流れを止めるなと脅される事)と、 これら生成AIの問題(絵を描く能力を独占するなと言われること、そして世界的に必要とされる技術だから反対するなと脅される事)は似てる。

@EZE3D Last year, I conducted a similar survey on Taiwanese forums: x.com/ExplodeMeow102… My assessment is: "If even Taiwan, the region most friendly to GenAI, has such a large number of players expressing their dislike for it, then other regions can only be worse." I'm right?🤔

Gamers 🫶

Two years ago, 18% of game devs said AI was hurting the industry. Last year, 30%. This year, 52%. Among players: 85% are now negative on AI in games. 63% picked the most negative response option available. No other creative industry pairs this much hostility from its workforce and its audience at the same time. 85% player hostility and growing. How high can it get? There is not much headroom left.

@BoringBiz_ Aside from doomerism; they deliberately provoked writers, artists and musicians from the start, eliciting angry responses, then they turned to others (primarily business owners), said: "They're so angry because they're about to be replaced by our 'AI,' so come buy our products!"

Chamath captured the current state of AI perfectly in his 2025 annual letter "In testing the most effective messaging for fundraising, parts of the AI industry decided that doomerism was the most effective. I get it. Fundraising requires narrative, and "we are building God" is a better pitch than "we wrote some very clever linear algebra, pirated the internet, and threw a bunch of compute at it."'