#lost jack

A year ago, talking to an AI companion meant typing into a text box and imagining the rest. Lately the experience has shifted, and SweetDream is one of the clearest examples of where things are heading. The platform at sweetdream.ai now offers video calls with select characters, and that single feature has quietly reframed what people expect from an AI girlfriend.

What stands out, observing how users talk about it, is how naturally the video fits into the rest of the experience. SweetDream lets you design your companion from the ground up, her looks, her voice, her backstory, the little quirks that make her feel specific rather than generic. Then it layers on emotionally intelligent chat, lifelike voice calls, and remarkably good AI-generated photos and videos. A live video call becomes the obvious next step rather than a gimmick bolted on.

So i tried my hand at animatic making for the first time~

im halfway through season six please help me

Oh and he deserved a #1 Dad coffee mug!

Oh god yes!

Running through the store yelling his name.

People start to call out for him too. And someone asks him how old Jack is and Cas says three.

Another woman asks what he looks like, and he tells her he’s 5’10, sandy blonde hair, blue eyes.

They’re confused, but assume it’s just nerves and shock, and that Cas is confused about Jack’s height.

Then they find him in the candy aisle eating nougat. Cas is so relieved and Jack is so confused.

But not nearly as confused as the other shoppers at why this man is losing his mind over losing a guy who looks like he’s in his mid-late twenties. And even more so about why he said he was three years old.

Am watching Lost.

I furking loved that show as a teen. They played Boone's death really well. I think I idolized John Locke's character up til that point.

These two I will ship forever.

Like, there is so much you assume about them (Sayeed and Shannon) based on first impressions. Sayeed was a member of the Republican Guard in Iraq. And Shannon was the spoiled daughter of a rich man.

The Island put everyone on mostly even playing field, like some sort of elaborate purgatory. I am convinced that they all died when the plane crashed (I can't remember much about the show, that might actually be what happened or I am full of crap). But you learn to love/hate/sympathize with everyone. You realize no one is inherently good or inherently bad. They all are complex characters who fate was just like, "fuck it, put 'em on an island and see how they do," cuz Fate didn't know how to punish or reward half of them.

(Insert "Good Place" reference here).