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Death
@Deathby_d
Ex-Military 🇺🇸 Gaming 🖥 Outdoors🏕 Anime💢
Tennessee, USA Katılım Ocak 2022
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Streamers your chatters come from all over the world!
Let them !checkin chat with their city to show off everywhere your community comes from.
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@tallguyburgs Should have asked him what their favorite flavor of crayon is.
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@TheRealEatemup7 But no one asking the question why his sister is sending nudes in the first place?
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Brother finds out the guy who posted his little sister's nudes is right behind him
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Tired of running solo?
discord.gg/jNVMd5BeAx
Set up a Royal Reapers Discord so we can actually squad up, run games, and post clips in one place.
WZ. Black Ops Royal. Challenges coming.
If you’re on consistently—you’ll fit right in.
This is very new. Join & invite friends.
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Exactly, AI isn’t a tool you “opt into”.. it’s the foundation of the entire stack. Let’s dive in. All off the top of my head.
1. VTUBER SOFTWARE (AI AT THE CORE)
AI Avatars / Behavior
AITuberKit - AI personalities, live interaction
Inworld AI - memory, dialogue, reactions
Tracking / Motion Capture:
VTube Studio- AI face + eye tracking
VSeeFace - AI facial tracking
Luppet - expression recognition
Animaze - AI animation
Avatar Creation
VRoid Studio- assisted modeling
Live2D Cubism- rigging workflows
2. CORE STREAMING SOFTWARE
OBS Studio- AI noise suppression, encoding optimization, plugins
Streamlabs Desktop- AI chatbots, moderation, engagement
XSplit Broadcaster- AI background removal
Twitch Studio - auto optimization
3. AI AUDIO / VIDEO PROCESSING
NVIDIA Broadcast
Krisp (Discord)
RTX Voice
Voicemod
Real-time AI - noise removal
auto framing
eye contact correction
4. CHAT / MODERATION / ENGAGEMENT
Nightbot
StreamElements
Moobot
Frosty tools
Streamladder
Streamlabs
Serybot
Streamerbot
Mix it up bot
AI/ML handles- spam detection
auto moderation
engagement triggers
5. EDITING SOFTWARE (AI DOES THE HEAVY LIFTING)
Adobe Premiere Pro
DaVinci Resolve
CapCut
Descript
VEED.io
Wisecut
6. CLIPPING / VIRAL CONTENT
StreamLadder
Powder
Eklipse
Frosty tools
Twitch clipping tool
Stream deck bar raider elements
7. DESIGN / ASSETS
Adobe Photoshop
Canva
Midjourney
Stable Diffusion
8. BROWSERS (AI BUILT-IN NOW)
Google Chrome- AI autofill, translation, security detection
Microsoft Edge - AI copilots, smart browsing
Safari - ML tracking prevention, optimization
9. OPERATING SYSTEMS (AI AT SYSTEM LEVEL)
Windows 11 - AI scheduling, Copilot, hardware optimization
macOS - AI performance scaling, media processing
Linux - AI workloads, server-side optimization
Without an operating system, wouldn’t even have the tubing software or gaining software
10. BACKEND / DATABASE / INFRASTRUCTURE
Amazon Web Services
Google Cloud Platform
Microsoft Azure (which hosts most OBS items and streaming platforms)
All have AI powers in their databases, with autoscaling and CDN delivery and analytics
11. PLATFORMS (AI DECIDES SUCCESS)
Twitch
YouTube
Kick
Tiktok
All with AI controls including their algorithm, recommendations, discoverability, moderation, monetization. That’s right if you’re making money then AI is going to be part of it.
12. HARDWARE (AI LITERALLY IN THE SILICON)
NVIDIA GPUs- Tensor cores (run AI models), NVENC encoding
AMD CPUs/GPUs- AI acceleration + smart performance
Intel CPUs - AI scheduling, integrated AI engines
Webcams / capture cards - AI autofocus, exposure, tracking
There’s so many more things that I can discuss in regards to AI in the streaming world. To completely avoid AI in streaming, you would have to avoid:
your avatar (VTubing)
your streaming software
your editing tools
your browser
your operating system
your hardware
your platform
your backend infrastructure
At that point, you’re not an “anti-AI streamer”
You’re just not streaming.
TripNation@TripNationv2
Here is an AI generated list of softwares and platforms that use AI. If you use any of these you are officially a hypocrite if you cried about AI today: ChatGPT — Conversational AI, writing, coding, research Google Gemini — Search augmentation, multimodal assistant Microsoft Copilot — Writing, coding, productivity automation Claude — Long-form reasoning, document analysis Perplexity AI — AI-powered search with citations Grok — Social-integrated conversational AI Microsoft Word — AI writing, summarization Microsoft Excel — Data analysis, formula generation Microsoft PowerPoint — AI slide creation, design suggestions Google Docs — Smart compose, writing assistance Google Sheets — AI insights, autofill patterns Google Slides — AI design and content suggestions Notion — AI notes, summarization, task automation ClickUp — AI task creation, summaries Asana — Workflow automation, AI summaries Trello — AI organization and automation Gmail — Smart reply, spam filtering, summarization Outlook — AI drafting, scheduling assistance Slack — AI summaries, search, workflow automation Microsoft Teams — Meeting summaries, transcription Discord — AI bots, moderation Canva — AI image generation, layouts Adobe Photoshop — Generative fill, object removal Adobe Illustrator — AI vector generation Adobe Premiere Pro — AI editing, auto cuts Adobe Firefly — Text-to-image and video generation Figma — AI UI generation, prototyping Picsart — AI filters, background removal Midjourney — Text-to-image creation Leonardo AI — Asset generation for design CapCut — Auto captions, AI editing Descript — Edit via text, voice cloning Synthesia — AI avatars, voiceovers YouTube — Recommendation engine, captions Spotify — AI recommendations, DJ feature Apple Music — Personalized recommendations Instagram — Feed ranking, AI editing tools Facebook — Content recommendations, AI assistants TikTok — Algorithmic recommendations, AI editing Snapchat — AI chatbot, AR filters X — AI feed ranking, Grok integration Reddit — AI moderation, recommendations Amazon — Product recommendations, AI search Walmart — AI shopping assistants DoorDash — Recommendation engine, logistics AI Uber — Route optimization, pricing AI Lyft — Matching and pricing algorithms PayPal — Fraud detection AI Cash App — Risk detection, transaction insights Venmo — Fraud prevention AI Duolingo — AI tutoring, adaptive learning Photomath — AI equation solving Khan Academy — AI tutor assistance Brainly — AI answers and explanations Coursera — Personalized course recommendations Zoom — AI summaries, transcription Google Meet — Live captions, summaries Otter. ai — Speech to text, meeting notes Fireflies. ai — Call summaries, insights GitHub Copilot — Code generation, autocomplete Replit — AI coding help Cursor — AI assisted programming Stack Overflow — AI assisted answers iOS — On device AI, voice assistant Android — System level AI, assistant integration Windows 11 — Built in AI assistant macOS — AI search, automation
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@Percussive173 Love it. Sadly at the end of the day "anti-ai" people bring up the same 3 points in almost every debate I have. 1. Taking away jobs. 2. Hurting the environment. 3. Learn the skills and do it yourself.
At the end of the day no matter how many facts you show, they will still hate.
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@joelcompiles @iiSamWise The limits are good but it does suck when you are right at the end of a finished design and then you have to wait 4 hours before you can do your final tweaks. But other than that amazing lol
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@iiSamWise Yes! This was important to us. How are the free limits feeling?
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Turns out they reset every 4 hours. W meld.
iiSamWise@iiSamWise
@StreamWithMeld Do your spark credits reset daily or once they're gone, they're gone for the free plan?
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Death retweetledi
Half the people crying about AI are posting it from a phone that uses AI every single day.
You’re using Siri. You’re using autocorrect. You’re using predictive text. You’re using CapCut templates, AI captions, AI filters, AI image cleanup, AI search results, Grok on X, Google suggestions, TikTok algorithms, Facebook algorithms, Netflix recommendations, spam filters, GPS rerouting, voice-to-text, and half the apps on your phone are already powered by AI whether you admit it or not.
Some of y’all are literally on X complaining about AI... while using a platform that built and promotes Grok and openly trains AI.
If you hate it that much, where’s your non-AI alternative? Where’s your custom-built editing software? Where’s your social platform? Where’s your hand-coded app? Where’s your business model that doesn’t use any form of automation or technology?
Exactly.
Look, you do not have to love AI. You do not have to use every tool. But acting like AI is some evil monster while using 15 AI-powered tools before breakfast is wild.
At some point people need to stop throwing tantrums and start adapting. Technology is not waiting for anybody’s feelings to catch up.
Grow up, learn the tools, and figure out how to stay valuable instead of spending all day screaming into the same app using the same AI you claim to hate.
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@ChiiFett AI's usefulness doesn’t mean ignoring concerns about its use by companies. The real issue isn’t tech, but when businesses cut jobs to save money instead of upskilling. New tech shifts jobs rather than eliminates them, though it can be tough if companies dont handle it responsibly
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@Deathby_d You are right there and Im all for using basic AI and logic algorithm computing to make a job easier or more efficient. I just hate to see people get pushed out. I think we can all agree companies are part of the problem. They wont keep workers of the computer can do it cheaper.
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You can be against generative AI and not be against all AI. Its not a black and white thing. There is AI out there that is not bad and doesn’t steal other peoples hard work to create something less meaningful. No one wanted this feature. There were lots of other things we wanted.
Naaackers@Naaackers
With the release of @StreamWithMeld new Spark update, there is going to be a divide among the community, because each creator chooses where they draw the line in the AI/LLM sand. I see a lot of creators taking a stance on never using a tool like this, and it makes me ask questions. - Do you play music on stream? Are you currently using the VOD track to route audio so you don't get dinged with a DMCA? Do you consider monetizing content using assets you're not licensed for to be stealing, or do you consider that $10/month for spotify almighty absolver of guilt? - I also assume you've never used a mp3 or mp4 downloader for YouTube, whether it was to grab a scene, sound effect, funny clip, etc. etc. Is that different? - You also don't watch YouTube videos on stream then, correct? How do you differentiate? Is it "fair use" to watch videos from beginning to end, using that content to monetize your own? - If you're against how spark works - does that mean your streaming app canvas is completely void of any images from Google? Any screenshots of things you've found on the web? I assume all your visual assets have either been sourced by artists, or created from scratch. I'm sure at some point you needed an image for a background or a wallpaper for stream or for a youtube video. Whats easy? Go to google, search for "colorful polygon wallpaper" and use it. If instead of that, I ask claude to create that wallpaper instead. Is that the same? Why not? I always see the argument "well it's just background music, it's not the whole stream and the reason for the content..." Look, at the end of the day, if the music wasn't providing you some kind of value, you wouldn't be using it. - I think you have to be naive to think that the artists or developers you purchase assets from are NOT using any LLM tools to help them do their job. And I'm not specifically talking about using generative-AI for art. I just mean using any kind of LLM tools helping out with certain parts of workflow. How do you vet that? Are you asking every merchant how their assets are created? The plugins for OBS you're using - are they all free of vibe coding or code agent workflows? These questions make me look inward as well. > Have I ever used generative AI to create me a visual asset like a Notion header, or a wallpaper for my PC? Absolutely. Have I ever shared those assets with anyone, especially people that have asked for my wallpapers? Never. > Have I ever used AI to write me a script for a video? Never. Have I written a script for a video, and used an AI tool to go over it, clean it up, provide suggestions for edits? Yep. > There are many tools out there especially for short form content that just scrape the top performing videos, pull the script, and reword it so you can just read the script and post to cash in on the views. Never would I do that. But would I look at the data of the video to see why it performed that way and try to apply it to my own? Absolutely. I'm not going to tell you where to draw your line in the sand, rather just take a look at all the aspects of creating content and be honest about how you acquire all the things you use for creating said content before you cast a stone. Because don't tell me you'll never use spark because reasons and then edit with CapCut. oh and Spark is optional. Use it or don't, you Meld Studio will work the same if you don't.
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@Deathby_d Also, putting artists and creatives out of work is a bummer. Its already happening in tech industry. Devs are being replaced with Claude essentially.
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@Deathby_d Yes Im well aware of those things as well but its impossible to boycott everything. Its also only part of the equation. Its the replacing of creatives that is also an issue. Replacing artists, voice actors, developers etc its shitty. Lots of things why people dislike it.
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Death retweetledi
Some of you have missed the point, so I'll be the blunt one in the room and keep it simple:
Being upset over what an OPTIONAL product that a company is not forcing upon you does NOT give you the right to be assholes and treat other human beings like garbage simply because YOU don't like AI.
Grow up and start acting like an adult instead of reliving your nerd days in high school.
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Today I educated myself on GenAI and have expanded what it covers. I always assumed GenAI was just image/video generation and productivity AI was everything text based including code.
I was a web developer and taught myself CSS/PHP and custom coded websites for years. Then DIVI was introduced and drag and drop builders became the thing. I no longer needed to code nearly as much as this plug in let me focus on visuals and it did the back end coding.
I looked at Spark the same way I did DIVI.. I know how to do the thing, but now I have a tool that lets me just handle the big picture and it handles the code. So when I saw Spark only did CSS/PHP/JAVA I didnt really take it as GenAI, I saw it as a tool to take my ideas and slap some boxes, text, and a bit of razzle dazzle together to make something I know I could do, just faster as tools are meant to do.
I have been paying artists for all 14 years ive been on twitch or designing my own motion graphics and that will never change. However I do understand why people are upset. Unfortunately AI is not going anywhere, we can just work to make it more environmentally friendly because oooof them data centers are not it dog.
Anyway thank you to everyone who's post I read leading me to find more education on GenAI and adding an extra wrinkle to my brain.
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@HoodlumCallum You can go live with basics, but telling people to “suck it up or don’t stream” is gatekeeping. Not everyone has time, money, or skills to customize early on.
Free assets are everywhere but don’t reflect your identity. AI tools help people experiment and stand out.
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you can go live with a webcam, screen capture and default alerts and be just fine. customisation is a luxury and if you can’t afford it, wether it’s time or money investment, suck it up and stream anyway, or don’t. there’s so many free assets out there for streamers as well
joel@joelcompiles
We spoke to over 100 creators as part of the development of Spark. People of all different backgrounds and experience levels. 100% of them had an idea for something they wanted to build for an upcoming stream. Only one of them had ever written code to do so. By default Spark is pretty bad at design. It's only when you bring your own assets and really start directing it through each detail that's it becomes very powerful. An interior designer can be most creative when they're standing back and someone else is moving the furniture around at their direction. In the creative process you want to go from idea to idea as fast as possible so you can see what works. This is why I believe Spark can actually deliver more creativity. It makes you the interior designer and it moves the furniture. Everyone's creative process is different. Some won't find value in having Spark in their process. For me, having a short attention span, the quick visual feedback loops are what really helps me stay focused and make something I find visually pleasing.
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