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[kindahoping4forever]

Ash on IG Story

[icepoptroll]

Why'd you make your fic available to only registered users on AO3? I'm just curious, and maybe a little mad about the fact I have to wait nine days to get registered.

Sorry if this came off as rude, btw.

Hi friend, I'm really so sorry about that, I hated to have to do that but I had a good reason.

I had learned of an AI company going through ao3 and scraping up public fics to use them to train their AI writing machines. I'm very much against generative AI being used to make art or write stories and I did not want any aspects of my work potentially being stolen and cropping up in some Frankenstein creation later down the line. Since this bot can't scrape works that are only available to registered users, as it isn't a registered user, I went ahead and took that step to protect my work from it. I'm not happy about it either, as guests were giving me engagement on the fic and now I'm not getting nearly as much. However, it sort of felt like a necessary evil so for the time being that's how I'm going to have it, at least until I find out more about whether this effort is even enough to keep it safe. If I find out it's not and that it's still just as at-risk for being scraped I'll probably just go ahead and make it public again.

Genuinely very sorry you have to wait so long as I'm always an eager mcbeaver for people to read my fic and share their thoughts, but I do hope that once you are able to register you'll still be interested in reading it. I'm really very proud of it so far and I hate not being able to share it freely.

[commsroom]

to me, the question of whether hera would want a body is first and foremost a question of autonomy and ability. she has an internal self-image, i think it's meaningful that the most pivotal moments in her character arc take place in spaces where she can be perceived the way she perceives herself and interact with others in a (relatively) equal and physical capacity, and that's worth considering. but i don't think it's about how she looks, or even who she is - and i think she's the same person either way; she's equally human without a body, and having a body wouldn't make her lived experience as an AI magically disappear - so much as it's about how she would want to live.

like most things with hera, i'm looking at this through a dual lens of disability and transness, both perspectives from which the body - and particularly disconnect from the body - is a concern. the body as the mechanism by which she's able to interact with the world; understanding her physical isolation as a product of her disability, the body as a disability aid. the body as it relates to disability, in constant negotiation. the body as an expression of medical transition, of self-determination, of choice. as a statement of how she wants to be seen, how she wants to navigate the world, and at the same time reckoning with the inevitable gap between an idealized self-image and a lived reality, especially after a long time spent believing that self-image could never be visible to anyone else.

it's critical to me that it should never imply hera's disability is 'fixed' by having a body, only that it enables her to interact with the world in ways she otherwise couldn't. her fears about returning to earth are about safety and ability; the form she exists in dictates the life she's allowed to lead and has allowed people to invade her privacy and make choices for her. dysphoria and disability both contribute to disembodiment - in an increasingly digitized world, the type of alienation that feels like your life can only exist in a virtual space... maybe there's something about the concept of AI embodiment, in particular as it relates to hera, that appeals to me because of what it challenges about what makes a 'real woman.' when it's about perception, about how others see her and how she might observe / be impacted by how she's treated differently, even subconsciously. it's about feeling more present in her life and interfacing with the world. but it's not in itself a becoming; it doesn't change how she's been shaped by her history or who she is as a person.

i think it comes back to the 'big picture' as a central antagonistic force in wolf 359, and how - in that context, in this story - it adds a weight to this hypothetical choice. hera is everywhere, and she's never really anywhere. she's got access to more knowledge than most people could imagine, but it's all theoretical or highly situational; she doesn't have the same life experiences as her peers. she has the capacity to understand that 'big picture' better than most people, but whatever greater portion of the universe she understands is nothing next to infinity and meaningless without connection and context. it's interesting to me that hera is one of the most self-focused and introspective people on the show. her loyalties and decisions are absolute, personal, emotionally driven. she's lonely; she always feels physically away from the others. she misremembers herself sitting at the table with the rest of the crew. she imagines what the ocean is like. there's nothing to say that hera having a body is the only solution for that, but i like what it represents, and i honestly believe it'd make her happier than the alternatives. if there's something to a symbolically narrowed focus that allows for a more solid sense of self... that maybe the way to make something of such a big, big universe is to find a tiny portion of it that's yours and hold onto it tight.

[velvetstreets]

I’ve actually fried my brain to dust particles trying to approach this assignment

[tryslat]

Difference Between Manually Humanizing AI Text vs Using an AI To Human Text Converter

AI-generated content has become increasingly prevalent. Whether for academic writing, blog posts, or content marketing, AI-generated text can serve as a quick starting point for various writing tasks. However, there’s a clear distinction between manually humanizing AI text and using a reliable AI to human text converter. AI To Human Text Converter offers an efficient, free tool to convert AI-generated text into human-like content without compromising meaning, making it a must-have resource for content creators, students, and professionals.

What is AI to Human Text Conversion?

AI to human text conversion refers to transforming machine-generated content into natural, human-readable text. AI-generated text is often monotonous, lacks engagement, and reads robotically, making it necessary to humanize it for professional use.

When it comes to humanizing AI text, there are two approaches:

Manual Humanization: Manually refining the content by rewriting it, adjusting tone, and improving readability.

Using an AI To Human Text Converter: Automating the process with a specialized tool that instantly converts AI-generated text into a more natural-sounding format.

Let’s explore the differences between these two methods.

Manual Humanization of AI Text

Manually humanizing AI text can be effective but comes with its own set of challenges.

Speed: Manually editing and rewriting AI-generated content is time-consuming. It requires a keen understanding of tone, context, and structure to make the text flow naturally.

Complexity: Manually humanizing text demands a high level of effort and expertise. You need to rephrase sentences, break down robotic language, and ensure that the text makes sense while retaining its original meaning.

Security Risks: When manually humanizing AI text, especially if it's sensitive content, the risk of human error increases. There’s always a chance that important details could be misrepresented or misunderstood.

Limitations: Manually refining large volumes of AI-generated text is often overwhelming. This method is not ideal for those who need to process substantial content within tight deadlines.

Using an AI To Human Text Converter

Conversely, an AI To Human Text Converter automates the entire process and offers several benefits over manual humanization.

Speed: Converting AI-generated text into human-readable content is nearly instantaneous with a tool like AI To Human Text Converter. Instead of spending hours manually editing content, users can generate human-like text in seconds.

Simplicity: The tool’s user interface is straightforward, requiring no prior knowledge or expertise to use effectively. Just paste the AI-generated text, click convert, and you’re done!

Security: Since the conversion happens without the need for third-party apps or plugins, security risks are minimized. The tool allows users to safely convert any content while ensuring confidentiality.

No Limitations: With AI To Human Text Converter, there are no usage limits. You can convert as much AI text as needed without worrying about word counts, logins, or subscription fees.

Completely Free: Unlike many online tools that charge for premium access or impose restrictions on free versions, AI To Human Text Converter is entirely free with unlimited usage. No login, signup, or subscription is required.

Key Features Comparison

FeaturesManual Humanize AI TextAI To Human Text ConverterConversion of AI-Generated ContentAvailableAvailableUser InterfaceNot ApplicableStraightforwardSpeedSlowerExtremely FastSecurity RiskRisk-proneSecureUsage LimitationsLimitedUnlimited

Why Use AI To Human Text Converter?

If you’re tired of spending hours trying to manually humanize AI-generated content or need a quick, efficient way to transform robotic text into something engaging and natural, AI To Human Text Converter is the perfect solution. Here’s why it’s the best choice for you:

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Quick and Accurate: Get your AI-generated content humanized in seconds, with natural flow and readability.

Ideal for Multiple Applications: Whether it’s for assignments, essays, marketing materials, or blog posts, this tool ensures your text is suitable for any professional setting.

Why Manual Humanization is Not Always Practical

While manually humanizing AI-generated text can yield good results, it’s often impractical. Here’s why:

Time-Consuming: If you have large volumes of text, manually refining it will take too long. For students or professionals working on tight deadlines, this isn’t a viable solution.

Inconsistency: Manually humanizing content introduces the risk of inconsistencies. What may seem like a minor adjustment to one part of the text might lead to inconsistencies in tone or style.

Increased Effort: Editing AI content manually requires considerable effort, especially for non-professionals who may struggle with rewriting sections effectively.

Choosing between manually humanizing AI text and using an AI to human text converter depends on your needs, time constraints, and the volume of content you’re working with. For anyone looking to save time and effort, AI To Human Text Converter is an invaluable tool. It simplifies the process, delivers human-like text instantly, and comes with no cost or limitations.

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[emmcfrxst]

Speaking of tlou…I love Joel

i don’t write for tlou because the creator is a zionist piece of garbage sorry

[causticsunshine]

everyone on IG is jumping shark to cara because it features glaze and has a similar gallery setup but their AI policy is kinda weird (like they condemn AI but then say if AI becomes more ‘regulated’ and people are alerting their work is AI when posting on the site that it’ll be okay? what??) plus i don’t think their server can currently handle this many new users so it’s likely to get slow and wonky the more people join. sooo if i make an art only account anywhere new i’ll try bsky if not i guess i’m glitching and glazing all my art from now on? at least on certain websites?

but ofc. why should artists have to constantly make new accounts for our work just because sm websites are promoting AI and/or won’t easily if at all allow opting out of being their AI engines. why should we have to constantly have our hard work undermined whilst simultaneously being stolen from us. why should we have to glitch and overfilter our work for public consumption just so it can’t be as easily read by a machine.

when will this fucking end

[alvadee]

everyone who uses chatgpt and midjourney and hence nornalizes it: i hate your guts, just be aware

also if i should ever reblog art and i clearly wasn't aware it's ai, please tell me so i can delete it!

[strangefable]

currently experiencing the horrors. hey hey buzzfeed? yeah i hate you. i hope you burn to the ground and what little remains ofl your decent staff continue to leave and make better things, all the better to show you up and mock you forever

[meelsport]

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[kindahoping4forever]

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[yusuke-of-valla]

WE LIVE IN A HELL WORLD

Snippets from the article by Karissa Bell:

SAG-AFTRA, the union representing thousands of performers, has struck a deal with an AI voice acting platform aimed at making it easier for actors to license their voice for use in video games. ...

the agreements cover the creation of so-called “digital voice replicas” and how they can be used by game studios and other companies. The deal has provisions for minimum rates, safe storage and transparency requirements, as well as “limitations on the amount of time that a performance replica can be employed without further payment and consent.”

Notably, the agreement does not cover whether actors’ replicas can be used to train large language models (LLMs), though Replica Studios CEO Shreyas Nivas said the company was interested in pursuing such an arrangement. “We have been talking to so many of the large AAA studios about this use case,” Nivas said. He added that LLMs are “out-of-scope of this agreement” but “they will hopefully [be] things that we will continue to work on and partner on.”

...Even so, some well-known voice actors were immediately skeptical of the news, as the BBC reports. In a press release, SAG-AFTRA said the agreement had been approved by "affected members of the union’s voiceover performer community." But on X, voice actors said they had not been given advance notice. "How has this agreement passed without notice or vote," wrote Veronica Taylor, who voiced Ash in Pokémon. "Encouraging/allowing AI replacement is a slippery slope downward." Roger Clark, who voiced Arthur Morgan in Red Dead Redemption 2, also suggested he was not notified about the deal. "If I can pay for permission to have an AI rendering of an ‘A-list’ voice actor’s performance for a fraction of their rate I have next to no incentive to employ 90% of the lesser known ‘working’ actors that make up the majority of the industry," Clark wrote.

SAG-AFTRA’s deal with Replica only covers a sliver of the game industry. Separately, the union is also negotiating with several of the major game studios after authorizing a strike last fall. “I certainly hope that the video game companies will take this as an inspiration to help us move forward in that negotiation,” Crabtree said.

And here are some various reactions I've found about things people in/adjacent to this can do

And in OTHER AI games news, Valve is updating it's TOS to allow AI generated content on steam so long as devs promise they have the rights to use it, which you can read more about on Aftermath in this article by Luke Plunkett

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