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If you're at DinoCon today, come see my art at the exhibition if you're interested! All my prints are signed on the back and will be available for purchase.
I'm also going to bring a bunch of paleo stickers, pins, charms and temporary tattoos I made specifically for the event with me. I'll be handing them out for free to anyone interested :) (also super down for trades of course)
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I did not go to Dinocon 2026, but there is an event I'm inclined to share from there which I feel should be known about. Tim Haines is a TV producer and director of the 1999 Walking with Dinosaurs and the subsequent series it spawned. He also has worked on other television but he returned to factual television with NBC's Surviving Earth (a show you may or may not have heard of). Anyways in a part of a talk at the convention he crammed in an endorsement of generative AI in the end, including an AI-generated video. This was not made known to the organisers of Dinocon, who have made a statement to clarify that they do not endorse the use of AI and Haines' presentation. It's extremely insulting, especially given that many participants of Dinocon are artists. Given all the circumstances, it likely wasn't a failure to read the room but probably deliberate, which is all the more shameful.
EDIT: in addition, Haines also just decided to leak a non-affiliated television project for the hell of it. That's fucking great, isn't it?
NGL, I feel bad for Surviving Earth the more that I think about this.
First, it had its release date delayed to hell and back, even after the damn thing was finished in late 2024
Either Haines and/or NBC downplayed the environmental message (more than likely NBC)
and now the shit about AI that he said at Dinocon..
Just know that NONE of this is Surviving Earth's fault. Sure, it's not the most accurate or well-edited show. If anything, it's been downplayed and delayed to hell and back. Between that how and Haines literally told the audience about another paleodoc that's currently NDA (and one that he has zero part in to boot), that's... certainly a fuckin' choice, but hell now. While I get that he's been big on tech and how to show off dinosaurs, Tim definitely didn't take into account on how his stance would go with his fanbase. I'm being way too cautiously optimistic for comfort, but I'm hope at the VERY fuckin' least is that he realized what he was going on about was dumb as hell, and walks back on it. Either and/or retiring. Just ANYTHING for him to actually get the hint.
Also a very good time for this reminder; Generative AI has ZERO place in paleomedia in the same vein as how it has zero business in any other form of media.
I hope that Tim gets a second chance, but part of it is him realizing this to the tee. Mark my fuckin' words, I'm gonna GO ALL FUCKIN' OUT for the full series review. I'm planning to have it be a full guide and abridged take on my thoughts with the series, and that includes what we've seen here today.
