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Cake day: August 20th, 2026

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  • I don’t think it sells tho

    At least not at a price that would produce a profit margin

    There will still be real art, though perhaps not on the internet.

    Think of how music has been for a while now, you have your mainstream lowest-common-denominator shit, and then there’s underground artists making much more authentic works, you just have to dig for it

    … hopefully this dumb shit just goes away soon

    I haven’t met anyone irl who is as pro-ai as the defenders that sneak in here are, I think it’s mostly bots and trolls tbh




  • Yesterday my phone autocorrected an hyphen into an emdash, and I had to go undo it like 3 separate times before it stopped

    It also regularly auto corrects words I meant to type that are spelled correctly because it determines it likes a different word more in a different context (the word it switches to usually doesn’t even work in the context of my text)

    Why in the fuck would it do that, and why can’t I turn it off?!

    I’m good with spellcheck, but automatically changing my word choices is fucked up, annoying, and super dumb



  • Yeah, because of the way they’ve rolled LLMs up into everything, a bunch of people likely use it regularly with meaning to (or wanting to).

    Like, Googlemaps is now being “optimized” (ruined) with AI

    Does that mean everyone who uses Google Maps to attempt navigation is now counted as an LLM user? Likely so, especially because the LLM companies want/need those numbers to appear large as possible to keep their insane and irrational valuations.

    Were you counted as one of those users because you queried Google, and Google automatically fed your query into their LLM?

    As another user mentioned, a lot of those “users” are also certainly agents delegating tasks to other LLMs, and the companies present each separate instance of that function as individual users