Category: Editorials

Is Your Software a Human? AI Art in a Human World

Posted by David Raiklen | Feb 6, 2023 | Blinded by Science, Editorials |

Machines don’t create art. People do. Film composer David Raiklen offers his take on the relatively sudden appearance AI art and music.

A Desperate Wizards of the Coast Reboots Its D&D OGL Response

Posted by Gene Turnbow | Jan 18, 2023 | Editorials, Fandom, Toys / Games / Collectibles |

WotC offers an apology for their trying to trash the OGL, but nothing’s changed. They still haven’t put the knife down.

AI Generated Art is Here to Stay, For Better or Worse

Posted by Gene Turnbow | Dec 19, 2022 | Blinded by Science, Editorials |

AI Art is a problem, not for the reasons people think, but because nobody was prepared for just how hard it would shake the box.

Vox Day & Occam’s Razor: The Truth Of The Rebel’s Run Controversy

Posted by Elizabeth Carlie | Oct 27, 2022 | Comics, Editorials, Movies / Video / Theater |

Theodore Beale, AKA Rabid Puppies leader Vox Day, lost lost $1 million of crowd sourced funds for the conservative propaganda comic book feature film “Rebel’s Run”, having placed the funds in escrow with Utah-based Ohana Capital Financial.

Editorial: DCEU’S “BLACK ADAM” Tackles Social Challenges

Posted by Thaddeus Howze | Oct 24, 2022 | Comics, Editorials, Movies / Video / Theater, The Answer Man |

DCEU’s Black Adam tackles social challenges under the guise of a modern superhero film.

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