RANDOM AI-GENERATED IMAGES VOL27I don’t know whether
AI will eventually end up deciding our lives or not. Whether it will be the one telling us what to do, what to think, or which way to go. But what I’m pretty sure about is that, with the
good taste it shows when it comes to
creating women, it’s got me figured out.
Because one thing is being afraid of the future, and a very different one is
looking at it with a smile. And when you see what it’s capable of generating —faces, bodies, looks, details that
border on the impossible— it’s hard not to think that, if this is just the beginning, maybe it’s not all going to be so bad.
It might take jobs away from us, it might complicate our lives, it might even make us question
what’s real and what isn’t. But if along the way it’s able to give us
fantasies so finely tuned, so
carefully crafted, so dangerously
attractive… well, maybe it’s worth negotiating.
In the end, like almost everything in life, it’s not about
who’s in charge, but about
how it does it.
And if the future comes with this level of
design,
detail, and
bad intentions…
the truth is, it
can do whatever it wants with me.
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Aria and Gabbie.
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RANDOM AI-GENERATED IMAGES VOL28Lately we keep hearing the same line:
artificial intelligence is going to take our jobs.
And it’s probably true. Not everyone’s, not all at once, but many of them. Factories, offices, services, creative work, customer support… the sector doesn’t matter.
If something can be automated and made cheaper, it will be.
And that’s where an uncomfortable question pops up:
if people lose their jobs, who’s going to buy what companies produce?
Because the system has always worked the same way: you work, you get paid, you consume. Companies sell because there’s money on the other side. But if that “other side” loses its income,
the equation starts to squeak. Badly.
The usual answer is optimistic: new jobs will appear, wealth will be redistributed, solutions will be found. Progress always ends up benefiting everyone.
But…
does anyone really believe that those who concentrate power and money are losing sleep over it?
The famous
1% doesn’t need the
99% to live well. What it needs is to
maintain its status. And that doesn’t depend on whether you or I have a job, but on
staying on top. Money matters, sure, but
power matters more. And power is not handed out out of goodwill.
Sometimes we think they’ll “have to find a solution”, otherwise the system will collapse. But maybe not. Maybe the system doesn’t collapse:
it just becomes smaller and more closed. Fewer people inside, more people left outside.
It’s not a new idea. It’s been in countless movies:
walled cities, elites living comfortably with every service available, and outside… whatever’s left. Survival, precariousness, chaos.
It’s always felt like science fiction. But so did
many things we now consider completely normal.
So maybe the real question isn’t whether AI is going to take our jobs.
The real question is:
do the people in charge actually care if it does?
And the honest answer
isn’t very optimistic.
Think about it.
And to make it easier to digest, I’m sharing
AI-generated images with you. It’s not all bad.
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The human centipede returns.
The scene belongs to the porn parody
The Human Sexipede.
The acting weight falls on actresses Jynx Maze and Sunny Lane. In the following links you can watch several scenes they’ve starred in throughout their film careers.
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