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She's only talking about the ethics of animation in documentary. She's not addressing the theft, labor, exploitation, and environmental issues of "A.i."

26/10/26, 5:24 pm17 reposts128 likes

dona 🍤🥔

@aldonanana.myatproto.social

Justifying it by saying viewers liked it is so shady

C.V. Danes

@cv-danes.com

AI = immediate hard pass.

Greg Pak

@gregpak.net

I'm still here. gregpak.net/2025/12/19/i...

gregpak.netI’m an “A.i.” abolitionist - gregpak.netI’m an “A.i.” abolitionist. No consumer-facing LLMs or generative “A.i.” in anything. Sure, machine learning in science and a f...

Greg Pak

@gregpak.net

'There are fuzzy lines here that I haven’t fully considered, I’m sure. Am I okay with using machine learning to remove powerlines and jet trails from video footage in period movies? I’m pretty sure! 'Am I okay with using generative “A.i.” to build entire scenes based on stolen footage? No!"'

rmadriz.bsky.social

@rmadriz.bsky.social

Sigourney Weaver refused to shave her downstairs for her Aliens scenes so they got someone to airbrush the bush. That's job generation right there

Greg Pak

@gregpak.net

The film industry is moving a LOT faster than the comics business to embrace "A.i." slop and displace actual creative professionals. Directors in particular seem to be embracing it, which saddens me, since that creates rifts between the different crafts. Seems bad all 'round!

Greg Pak

@gregpak.net

I've got enormous respect for her work and legacy, the same way I have enormous respect for the work and legacy of Scorsese, Alison Bechdel, and Art Spiegelman. But I also believe all of them have failed the rest of us in the creative community by using generative "A.i." in their work.

caramida (he/they)

@caramida.bsky.social

Management brain has infected these ‘artists’