fomo like whoa-mo

I like overwrought dialogue more when it’s delivered by a top-tier actor and I’m not ashamed to admit it

I have so many guy-ringed-in-swords takes about this. one of them is: Kojima wants to bring filmmaking to games but the cutscenes and the interactive elements of his games get in each other’s way, so i’m checked out of both of them. Love his persona and vision but never want to play it

I think they do a good job of showing how in denial she is about it. She gets so angry every time her son answers as the hivemind

(sources for the perplexity and adobe quotes btw)

1. www.perplexity.ai/hub/blog/bul...

2. news.adobe.com/news/2025/10...

if all this works the way they want it to—after gen AI comes for college papers and the grading of those papers, meeting notes and creative briefs, illustrating and novel-writing, after Waymo taxis and Amazon drones and Uber Eats delivery bots—how many jobs are even supposed to be left?

which ones?

Collectively the AI industry is telling white-collar workers “human creativity is irreplaceable” and “you can be an AI agent's boss” while telling execs “replace your expensive labor with AI agents”

Someone is going to get screwed. Who do you think it's going to be?

real, human laborers.

But that's not the rhetoric of, say, Adobe's “most creator-friendly approach to AI in the industry. It views AI as a tool for, not a replacement of, human creativity and believes that generative AI can be developed responsibly, starting with respect for creators’ rights.”

so is AI a tool, or labor?

Perplexity says, “For the last 50 years, software has been a tool, like a wrench in the hands of the user. But with the rise of agentic AI, software is also becoming labor: an assistant, an employee, an agent.”

God I think about this line all the time

I think a lot of them are circles, but let me know what you find.

I don't know what the hell Freidkin was thinking following up the Exorcist with a movie called Sorcerer that has nothing to do with magic

I played Palladium in my early teens, so Kevin Siembieda (Detroit represent). and then Keith Baker when Eberron came out.