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I've been experimenting with AI generated art, at this point who hasn't? The results are equal parts impressive and not-quite-there-yet. Most of all it's fast and cheap. So if I'm tempted to cheat on a background or two AI is always there, whispering in my ear like the devil on my shoulder. I thought I was open to the future, but when DeviantArt announced they were using our art to teach their own AI image generator I couldn't opt-out fast enough. Turns out I'm a hypocrite. I'm not on the ban DA train though. I'm surprised this whole thing has lasted as long as it has. Did it ever make any money? Was it ever popular? Regardless, DA's been good to me and it's not like they haven't slipped up before. This isn't happening in a vacuum either. All the social networks are going through things right now. Instagram's changed its algorithm to only promote reels; Twitter's being burned down from the inside; Snapchat is... still around maybe? Who knows... There's nowhere obvious to decamp

She Hulk came and went, and the results were pretty good actually. Consistent laughs all the way through, a good cast, and an obvious love for the character and the MCU. It's the strongest Marvel series so far. Assorted thoughts: Even though I laughed throughout, I find that kind of ending annoying. What actually happened? Matt meeting Jen's family seemed like an obvious dream or fantasy sequence, but what about the rest? Was Skaar just a joke? Did Todd indeed find a way to synthesize Hulk blood? The series carefully set up Jen's blood as a major theme of the show and then waved it away? That's just odd. No one asked for the blood-plotline so the show runners are on awkward footing to complain about it I expected there to be a lot of genre-content to come out of this show, and I was right. I didn't expect the foot fetishists to get so much love though. The FMG and muscle growth sequences were blink-and-you-miss them, but they really went all-in on foot growth. To each their