Screenshot of a tweet from Suraj Sharma saying, "Bro I'm so sick of pretending this isn't weird. The internet spent 20 years creating tutorials, open-source projects, blog posts & answers for free. Al companies turned all of it into products worth billions. And now the same people who created that knowledge are being told they're replaceable. We built the library. Someone else started charging admission." To which another person "fractally" replied (on Tumblr), "This has been my main argument against "Al" from the very beginning. OpenAl scraped the entire web. All of which had been a labor of love from humans. Wikipedia is the backbone of a lot of LLMs, and that was volunteer human labor. They stole it and now they're selling it back to us. And worse, they're trying to destroy the free sources that they stole from. It's destruction of human knowledge on an unprecedented scale. The burning of the library of Alexandria has nothing on this."

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“Inside you there are two bricks”

Brick 1: “Throw me at a fascist”
Brick 2: “Use me to build community”

An illustration in a vaguely Beau Arts style of a unicorn encircled by stones. The foreground is olive green, the background is an orange-red. Above and below the illustration it reads "I am inspired / to be nothing like them"

MAGA man with arsehole face tattoo

smiling clown cookie jar

Man sitting on concrete steps holding an open paperback book. On a wrought iron gate behind him is a sign that reads Do not sit here.

Cover of a MAD Magazine calendar from 1993 which has a progression of monkeys to neanderthals to Alfred E Neuman. Also includes the instructions that it's recycleable or you can save it until 1999, 2010, 2021, 2027, 2038, 2049, 2055, 2066 or 2077 when it can be used again.

SCIENTIFIC DIVERS USE LASER-CALIBRATED VIDEO PHOTOGRAMMETRY DURING A SHARK POPULATION SURVEY IN THIS IMAGE, CAPTURED BY THOMAS PAVY, WHO WON THE CONSERVATION HOPE CATEGORY.

THOMAS PAVY/OCEAN PHOTOGRAPHER OF THE YEAR

A color illustration by Moebius. It shows a sci-fi subway. It's packed with people. Instead of trains there are cyborg-lizard-centipede creatures.

A dark blue classic sedan is parked on an asphalt surface, angled towards a stone retaining wall and a steep, tree-covered hillside. Other cars are visible in the background. A wooden surface with metal trim occupies the foreground.

a frog in a clear plastic cup. there's water in the cup and the frog seems happy enough.

I received a spam text that said:
Darling, what are you doing? I noticed you haven't replied to me.

I replied:
Sorry, it took longer than expected to dismember the body of the last spammer.

illustration art shows a happy cat cradled in the arms of a person wearing a green sweater

television advertisement for Tabasco hot sauce. young people are gathered watching television, tossing popcorn at the screen for some reason. a football is being passed across the couch. an insert shot shows the football being opened, revealing it is actually a case for the holy Tabasco sauce.

Magnets on a refrigerator spelling "Your AI flyer looks like shit from a butt"

a white, pink, and black v-neck sweater that has been knit with a scene: a deli or lunch counter with a menu at the top and a glass ordering counter below it. near the bottom is a table with a cheeseburger, juice boxes, and snacks, with the text “someday it’s all gonna be irrelevant”

A striking, high-contrast black-and-white illustration depicts four small, stylised figures standing along a thin white railing beneath a night sky. A round, glowing white moon at the top.

a black boot duct taped to a clear acrylic high heel

Lynda Carter saying something

A person stands on a green grassy hill under a clear blue sky. The hill is dotted with yellow and white flowers. In the distance is a purple mountain. It would be a very serene scene, if it weren't for the fact that there is a giant hole in the sky; jagged-edged, like a broken pane of glass. Stars show through the hole. The person is holding a slingshot, staring up. The painting is signed "Chris Silverman".