#ai generated garbage

Jared Yates Sexton ‪at jysexton.bsky.social‬ October 19, 2025 at 10:59 AM That disturbing AI video Trump shared is batshit insane, but the wealth class needs Trump to keep populist anger contained and controlled, so everything is done to normalize it and obscure the obvious insanity. Meanwhile, someone calling for free public transit is covered like the antichrist.

My letter to my Republican reps: 

It’s very bizarre and unseemly that Republicans want to pour feces on their fellow Americans. I imagine that Donald Trump probably has senior dementia, I’ve seen this type of behaviour before in the elderly, and clearly he has no business being in office at this point. But what explains the Republican politicians being ok with this? Do you want to pour bowel movements on our cousins and aunts and your neighbors? Seriously? Where are the denouncements of this AI slop? I’m really sick of Republican politicians calling fellow Americans names and making up stuff; anyone who doesn’t agree with weirdo Mike Johnson or doesn’t want to bow down to some deranged old guy who fancies himself wearing a crown and torturing people. Republican leadership is trying to call millions of Americans deplorables now I guess. That AI slop display is far worse than anything Hillary Clinton ever said about anyone. And it's embarrassing frankly. So cringe that an official would post such a stupid thing. Those people who are against federal overreach on Saturday, they aren’t the ones saying they want to bomb their fellow Americans, their family members, and their neighbors and cover them in diarrhea. It’s becoming obvious that the Republicans are on board with totalitarianism and the opposition at these anti-monarchist demonstrations are the ones who are against Big Government overreach. That this AI slop crap is coming from the top is so uncouth and pathetic. Where are the statements against this literal shit?

I can't decide which is worse, if this is supposed* to be a ditch full of soldiers' corpses, or if the idea is that soldiers just sometimes curl up and have a slumber party among the sandbags in the middle of the day. In body armor, but no helmets, and with weapons just sort of...scattered around. Except for a few who are clutching them like teddy bears.

(*I mean, it's AI, so it isn't supposed to be anything, but what did the person who gave the prompt and selected this output to post on Facebook think was happening?

Anyone seen one of these fucked up AI generated ads?

The Future of Music is Slopcore. The harsh truth about creativity in a post-Suno world

by Kyle Dhillon

I love YouTube instrumental mixes, especially to throw on in the background while working. A couple nights ago, I went to find one and was suggested a very interesting result: “Detective Rat Boogie.” The description promised an hour of "disco beats with a funky noir aesthetic", fronted by a dripped out rat in a golden trench coat. A few hundred thousand views? Let’s do it!

Sure enough, I was served some tight drum grooves and classic 70s funk bass, gliding keys and guitar solos. Not bad. Perfect background music.

As the mix wrapped up, I had a sudden question — who made these songs? There was no artist info in the video description, and something felt off about the song titles: "Cheese Chase Boogie," "Sewer Soul." Why were they all rat-specific?