a tool that is going to change the industry and digital art, the same way computers did back in the day.

This type of comparison makes no sense: with traditional art you have to put skill, knowledge and personality into your work, with digital art it's the same thing but with computers, with AI "art" you don't. You just ask the mighty machine what you want and it'll spit processed garbage heavily approximating what you asked for. You could try fixing the output yourself, but at that point it's no longer just AI, it becomes a mix of digital art and AI "art" with all the other problems the latter carries with it such as copyright, constant output reprocessing and especially energy consumption as making one crappy looking output takes way too much power for it to be viable in the long term.

Just got a DM from her on Mastodon.

Windows 9x teal.

Bro doesn't think Google trains its own AI with data harvested from Android users.

Didn't know Tomoko used Linux, truly based.

Couldn't you just get it back to the store and get a refund?

Wasn't 2010 just two years ago?

Lemmy (ofc), Mastodon, Pixelfed, Peertube, Matrix, XMPP, Nextcloud, Mumble and Tox. Some of these are self hosted on my own machine.

Use a firewall app to block that game from accessing the internet (this obviously defeats the purpose of online multiplayer games.)

Literally 1984.

The fact you're using a libre client that doesn't do extra data collection.

Qualcuno in Italia forse.