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KempasUK
@KempasUK
🌳 Twitch Affiliate, YT Partner, champion DayZ survivor. Streamer/shoutcaster + more✌️🍃 [email protected]
Wales, United Kingdom Katılım Eylül 2016
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LIVE - Solo Siberia Survival 🥶 #gaming
🟣 Twitch - twitch.tv/kempasuk (now)
🔴 YouTube - youtube.com/live/U2Kg6pFBd… (shortly)
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Welp, watch out for this ladder on Lux I guess 😁 I did laugh afterwards, and nothing but a scratch (and a broken leg)! Lovely to roam around today. Thanks, @TheLairDayZ #dayz
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@KempasUK Smart man getting that shotgun out. Idk what he was thinking not hiding in a tree! Nice work.
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First time checking out @theisleofficial - let's go Tree-annasauras! 🌳
🟣 Twitch - twitch.tv/kempasuk (now)
🔴 YouTube - youtube.com/live/_EYqvyhSX… (shortly)
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@Muller_TTV Whatever keeps you happy for sure. Life's too short and all that 💚
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@DayZ @TheLairDayZ To be fair it was probably my fault. I definitely just mentioned something about my survivor thriving 😐
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@AmishZed @TheLairDayZ Oh I really enjoyed it. Had some solid action at the airfield, which felt open enough for solid sniping points. Sadly my journey ended there, but I'll definitely be back.
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@KempasUK @TheLairDayZ Oof that sucks. What a great map though! It was rather quiet yesterday but I still had a blast exploring
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@DrXBloomGaming Well...I was injured, getting slashed up by zombies in the pitch black unable to see outside, red blood, and on a new map I didn't know. So staying in a defensive position and mindset in a (somewhat) defendable place for the night time seemed sensible to survive 🙂
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Live now - Lucky Lux DayZ Survival to start; maybe The Isle later.
🟣 Twitch - twitch.tv/kempasuk (now)
🔴 youTube - youtube.com/live/bSU38-jCU… (shortly)
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LIVE - on a dangerous Chernarus Mission with DocJonesTwitch
🟣 Twitch - twitch.tv/kempasuk (now)
🔴 YouTube - youtu.be/nRVt1w2BOGI (shortly)
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Proudly human driven. Proudly trying to carve somerhing out. Proudly engaging with humans across the world. And always proudly donating to plant trees with your support.
AI has already taken a lot from me this year. I don't want to have to start anew because AI does it...again.
Mario Joos@MarioJoos
⚠️IMPORTANT READ: If YouTube doesn’t solve its AI problem quickly, we won’t have many human creators left. (+ research insights) If you’re wondering why it feels like you’re seeing more AI content, and why human creators seem to be disappearing, here are the numbers from a real study by Goldberg and Lam. They analyzed what happened to the stock image market after generative AI was introduced. I’ve added an image showing what the data looked like month by month. Every single month after AI entered the market, 1 in 4 creators exited because the economics stopped working for them. Now, it wasn’t bad for everyone. Total consumption on the platform went up by 39% per month. But sales of human-made content dropped every month. The platform won. The buyers won. The human creators… didn’t. Think about what that would look like on YouTube. AI can already generate scripts, voiceovers, thumbnails, talking-head videos, and entire channels at a fraction of the cost and time it takes a human creator to produce a single video. The algorithm doesn’t care whether a video was made by a person who spent three days filming and editing or by a system that generated it in 20 minutes. This isn’t about being anti-AI. AI helps a lot of creators improve their output. But it is about protecting the type of content people actually want to watch. And I’m not just talking about removing AI slop. I’m talking about making sure human-driven channels are protected and prioritized over AI-driven content. The stock image market already ran the experiment that YouTube hasn’t fully felt yet. Don't ignore that. Here’s my ask to one person: @nealmohan I know you’ve seen some of my work (algorithm, platform changes, etc). I respect what you’re doing for the platform, but this is your moment to stand for human creators. It’s time to put public effort into protecting them. Not just AI labeling or low-lift solutions, they don't solve the problem in a meaningful way. No, we need a genuine, real, and public effort to preserve what YouTube was built on. You’re one of the few people in a position to set a precedent for every platform. Let’s talk. For those interested in the actual research, check out Samuel G. Goldberg and H. Tai Lam's paper called "Generative AI In Equilibrium: Evidence From A Creative Goods Marketplace"
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@popski2020 I'm not sure I know what changed for affiliate(?), so I'd be interested to know, but I'm generally for eroding barriers to entry in creativity.
But aye, I think a way to get more visibility in a category for smaller streamers would be good.
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@KempasUK I think that's a really salient point. It would be great to see some more innovation in the way Twitch might promote or provide a platform for smaller streamers in that way. I wasn't a fan of the way lowering the checklist for gaining affiliate was done either.
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Have to say I really like Stream Together as an idea for team ups but it really feels like it stacks even more odds against smaller Twitch streamers with no counter balance, particularly if you're often streaming solo or for anyone who prefers to do so.
I 100% understand why people use it, and absolutely, but Twitch should really balance it with a solo or smaller creator discovery tool (some sort of 'category spotlight' section perhaps).
Twitch isn't great for discovery, and I'm always saying there are other ways to be found off-platform. But Stream Together can feel like it reinforces the perimeter of the walled garden for what is already a top-of-the-category focused view.
YouTube's wild algorithm at least feels somewhat fairer in this regard.
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