Seems complicated when modern technology can just use a checkbox to know of you are a robot or not. It shows the book was written in the seventies.

Thrash can and recycling bin. Everything is mixed in the bin so I expect most of it is sent to a third world country or ends up on a landfill anyways.

Recycling is a lie.

Worth a try either way.

I’m a bit ambivalent about it. It’s clever how it uses the Gemini star symbol and a parrot (referencing the popular paper that came out a while ago). But the humour is really simple and it didn’t really get a laugh out of me. Nice style and details though.

Tbh, I don’t even know how to use krita, I wouldn’t know where to start to get the history.

Those eyes are really off though, especially in the third panel. I’m guessing it isn’t AI if he gave the files though. It would be quite elaborate if he somehow spoofed the history, seems too intense of a job for a simple comic. You are probably right.

Edit: Man, the more I look at it, the worst it looks. The parrots face changes, its left eye changes position and color by the time it reaches the last panel. Actually looks precisely like the kind of perspective error an AI would make. The second panel, where her arm and necklace meet, has some weird stuff going on as well. The age of paranoia.

Would you be more critical if the comic didn’t say what you liked, or do you just assume nothing on the internet is AI generated?

Derpy expressions (especially the weird side eye in the third panel) is a sign of AI generation. Sorry if I misunderstood, but you did only post the picture tbh. The detector might be wrong though.

Does he have them for this one? Usually that site is pretty good and I haven’t seen it make a mistake yet. The eyes in the first and third panel are really off, which happens a lot with AI generated comics.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it’s a false positive, but it did strike me as AI generated before I even put it in the detector.

The cross eyed look is a huge tell.

It is indeed GATE! One of my personal favorites, or the first season at least.

Here is the scene I grabbed it from.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qxAO9oowHRM

So I’m guessing both of you are mostly sexually inexperienced. It’s a big part of a healthy relationship.

I’ll keep it short, look up online how to properly give oral and go down on her every time. It can really make a world of difference and it is only ten minutes of time. The harder parts will come with practice and paying attention to how she reacts and what she like.

Communications is an important part of the bedroom as well, don’t be afraid to ask her what she wants.

Sorry to be lewd. I’m sure others will cover the emotional aspects better then I could but I was afraid this would be skipped.

Link to the paper? Seems interesting and google isn’t giving me much.

An AGI is just a software that can do anything a human can (more or less). Something that could use blender for example or do proper research.

Llms can already already understand images and other data formats, they might be a pathway to agi but most think they have too many constraints for it to reach that far.

Give us a hint so we can make a game out of it!

It doesn’t matter how the monopoly forms, Gaben is still one of the rat fucks profiting from it. He wouldn’t have been able to spend a billion dollars on boats if he wasn’t.

Whatever arguments you think you have, ask yourself first if they apply to Musk or Bezos. They probably do.

Every company in a soft monopoly charges the industry standard, that is how soft monopolies work.

They all stop charging what it’s worth and pick a number together that equals maximum profits.

And collusion with Nintendo, Sony and Microsoft.

He charges 30% like the rest of them, he isn’t trying to compete.

Valve encourages and keeps the system broken just as much as Microsoft or Nintendo does. They all try really hard not to compete.

They do have high salaries, but it’s also a ridiculously small company for the money they make. Gaben is still making money hand over fist, and the employees making big money are all on the admin team.

Steam could charge a 5% fee and give the rest to developers. The services and salaries would still stay the same. It would give Gaben enough money to cover his billion dollar boats fleets maintenance cost, just not enough to buy himself a new yacht every two years.

He spent a billion dollars on boats.