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Cake day: June 12th, 2023

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  • I have used Reddit for nearly 15 years, and never once received a ban/suspension, until this past year when I’ve received 3, all triggered by AI moderation.

    Not that I’m distraught over them, but it is annoying because I use Reddit specifically for niche sports communities that just don’t exist on Lemmy.

    And even those communities are full of bots, so I can only imagine what the mainstream subreddits look like now.


  • You probably would be, because again, I have seen him on multiple different videos making anti-union comments.

    But, depending on how vocally he was supportive of unions in any clips you showed, I could be persuaded to think better of him.

    But it would be insane for you to spend hours of your life digging them up for that purpose, which is good for you because I don’t think they even exist, so I’m giving you an out to pretend that they do.



  • Dude, get real.

    Do you think I saved the video titles and timestamps for his anti-union comments?

    I watched his content religiously for years, and it looks like you still do, which means I know you’re lying.

    But I definitely don’t care enough about this to spend the next 8 hours digging through his old videos to find the various clips just to prove it to you on Lemmy.

    Tell you what though, if you go find me proof of his pro-union stance, I’ll be happy to take that into consideration.



  • This is disheartening.

    The only thing that I want AI for in video production, is fixing dubbed live action TV and movies.

    It would be great if the native actor’s voice was used for the language dub, and if their lips matched the new dub.

    I know we all hate AI, and for a great reasons, but this is one of the few cool things that I think were been really beneficial - and I think could get buy-in from actors, with a limited AI release for this express purpose.









  • Therical releases provide a means to realistically recoup those costs.

    The streaming model is built upon content hours, and a show this expensive is just bad business and terribly unsustainable, even if it was a great show.

    I do think it’s reasonable to critique the business decisions that led to giving a two-season run show a nearly three-quarters of a billion-dollar budget.

    If this happened in a vacuum, that would be one thing. But it speaks to a larger problem of Disney’s suspiciously high budgets for their original content.