“I hear the puppet on the right is doing nazi shit, well i hear the puppet on the left is gonna give them a very harsh scolding”

“Hey there is one man holding both puppets.”

From the metaverse to his new AI fueled drivel. Zuckerberg has been very busy trying to convince us to divest from the real world and submerge ourselves into his virtual worlds of delight. Up to this point his products have been pure shit. But I worry the time will come where better engineered “mirrors in our cages” will succeed where the Zuck is just flopping abount.

Is this a bit? I always understood “libertatianism” and “socialism” as contradicting terms, because any social organization evolves into a planned state. How can there be socialism without some form of plan or strategy? Also, isn’t libertarianism deeply dependant on corporate power abd privatizatuon forbpublic services?

Keep up the good work, boycott all fascist american brands.

Fucking creepy, socially inept techbro wants to sell us on the idea of being birds with mirrors in out cages. Here’s hoping his ai personalization feedback loop will spare us of his presence, but we all know it wont.

It’s not just X; American social media has been gradually turning into such a shit show for the last 10 years: censorship, misinformation, consensus manufacture and creeping enshitification. I jumped ship to the fediverse and never looked back!

What is more accesible for me at the moment is pointing out that you are really straining this metaphor. This is typical, we are talking about accessibility IN ART and all of the sudden it’s all about living in a shack, skill laborers and the most out there metaphors one could muster!

image generation ran on at least 4 gigabytes of gpu chugging datasets of millions of artists - accessible VS Picking up a pen accesible. Ai media generation is not more “accesible” to make art, people don’t need an education to make art. people don’t need technical talent or proficiency to make art. Generative media is a convenient vending machine to churn out something resembling a product. The whole point of our current generative art systems is in making something that has some kind of production or market value without a care of where that content was scraped.

I’m going to argue that stealing and masquerading to manufacture a product is a lot more effort than just picking up a pencil.

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