Writer, experimentalist, pro-AI, pro-Humans, anti-Doomer.
Joined October 2026
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If you're anti-AI and open to discussion, let's talk.
I'm not here to change your mind, convince you to embrace AI, or tell you that your concerns are unfounded.
I'd genuinely like to build bridges between people on both sides of this increasingly polarised conversation. To exchange ideas, challenge assumptions, and perhaps come away understanding each other a little better.
I've noticed a great deal of misinformation surrounding AI, from both its supporters and its critics. There are misconceptions about how these systems work, what they're capable of, what they aren't capable of, and where the technology currently stands.
But that doesn't mean opposition to AI is inherently misguided. There are very real ethical, economic, creative, and philosophical concerns worth discussing, and I don't think those concerns should be dismissed simply because someone happens to be enthusiastic about the technology.
In fact, I'm more than willing to help you strengthen your arguments against AI.
If your criticism rests on a misunderstanding of the technology, I'd rather help you build a better, more accurate argument than try to score points by proving you wrong.
And in exchange, I'd like to understand your perspective. What concerns you? What do you think people working with AI are overlooking? What objections do you have that deserve more attention than they're currently receiving?
I'm perfectly comfortable walking away from a conversation with neither of us having changed our minds.
You don't have to like AI. You don't have to use it. You certainly don't have to agree with me.
I just think there's value in having conversations where the objective isn't to defeat the other person, but to leave both people better informed than when they started.
So, if you're willing to have that conversation, my door is open.
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Peter Molyneux says the games industry is basically pretending it doesn’t use AI.
“We, as the industry, are pretending we’re not using AI,” he said, arguing that it’s now “almost impossible to code” without AI assistance.
He claims devs can often avoid Steam’s AI disclosure by simply not ticking the AI box, despite using AI tools for coding.
Molyneux also believes AI could become one of the biggest creative advances for studios once the industry moves beyond low-quality “AI slop.”
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AI has been adopted by every single major company, and is the backbone of various technologies that we use *daily*. The only way we get rid of AI is by getting a *better* technology, not reverting to the status quo prior.
A lot of artists are bitter, envious and resentful towards AI for a number of reasons. One complaint I keep seeing is:
"I spent hours drawing this, why does some genAI image get more likes than mine?"
Frankly, this is loser mentality. You're chasing likes, approval and validation from complete strangers on the internet, then getting upset because somebody else received more attention than you.
And before anyone comes in with "at least I can draw", nobody is disputing that. Drawing is a skill, and one worth having. But being able to draw doesn't mean you're owed an audience.
If you're genuinely proud of your craft, why are you letting a bunch of strangers and a number on a screen determine what it's worth?
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Japan is investing 11.5 billion yen (around $71 million) in AI to speed up anime and manga translations.
The plan will help companies like Crunchyroll, Shueisha, Bandai Namco, Kodansha, and Square Enix use AI tools to release official translations much faster for global fans.
They want to shorten the wait between Japanese release and official English version, reducing reliance on pirate sites and fan translations.
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Everyone should know basic survival skills.
You might never need them, but you'll be glad you learned them if you ever do.
So I made this app with Opus 5.5 to make learning them a little more fun.
backcountry-101.vercel.app
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The trick to being a charismatic adult is to act like a 5-year-old.
Always say hello/goodbye to people you know, and just act like everyone is already your friend.
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with my current platform, allow me tell you about what's happening in Indonesia.
today, massive student-led protests are taking place against the incompetent and self-serving regime.
one of the most pressing issues being raised is the BURNING DOWN of our forests and lands, which has been happening for months. you might have heard about the fires in Kalimantan/Borneo, as neighboring countries also suffer from the haze, but they're happening across other islands too; Sumatra, Papua, Sulawesi, Maluku, and even multiple mountains in Java. beyond the loss of people's homes, clean air, and clean water, we're watching our native wildlife and irreplaceable biodiversity along with centuries-old traditional sites disappear before our eyes.
yet the government has been UNWILLING to take meaningful action. instead, our public servants have been trying to silence our voices online, turning down foreign aid, and waging psywar against other countries, all without even acknowledging the severity of the situation.
budgets for disaster relief, education, and healthcare have been reallocated to the Free Meal Program, the president's flagship campaign promise, which ironically has reportedly poisoned ~40,000 children in less than 2 years, with no one being held accountable.
today, in jakarta alone 14,000 police and military personnel were deployed to confront demonstrators. This is the reality of the repressive, anti-criticism government the Indonesian people are currently facing.
and you know what? WATER CANNONS were prepared. water cannons that have never been used to fight the fires are now being aimed at the people.
today is the Youth Pledge Day, when indonesian youth pledged to fight for freedom 98 years ago.
may this freedom find us again.
Long live resistance.
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"Here are 8 objectively novel game mechanics."
- "Are any of them fun?"
"Fun? Who knows? But the math says they're new."
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Make 3 explicitly Anti-AI Art videos: silence.
Make a tweet that could be interpreted as pro-AI art if you don’t think about it at all and ignore all the other posts under it: blasted by the internet for being pro-AI for a month.
The art community is so stupid I AM YOUR ALLY
