• Grimy@lemmy.world
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    3 days ago

    This is just a repackaged joke from an other comic that came out 2 weeks ago, but much worse. Very ironic.

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        2 days ago

        Oh I didn’t notice, I actually went through the last popular post and saved it from when it was posted on this comm a few weeks ago.

        I’m guessing the link was probably in the post body but I didn’t think to paste it over, my mistake. I didn’t crop anything though but I should have included a link in any case.

        Someone in the comments mentioned it’s Adam Ellis if you want to see more of his work.

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          Thanks. It’s really hard on the artists right now in the crushing AI world and one of the few defenses they have is the identification to be able to validate the human behind the at work so mentioning their name frequently along with their work goes a long way.

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        3 days ago

        He has a couple of these with cameos where he specifically calls them “[character] from [show]”. It’s a good bit. IIRC, he is dating or flirting with the char in all of them lol.

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      One, the problem with AI isn’t that it copies people. It’s that it literally can’t not copy people

      Two, people come to the same joke all the time. That’s not proof of joke theft

      Three, and this is really important. Unless you’re from an Alanis Morissette song, that ain’t irony. Like not even close. Cue the music

      Edit: wrong homophone

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      3 days ago

      The AI joke has been around much longer than that but yes, nothing beats Adam Ellis’ uhh… unique takes on these things.