DeviantArt Horrors

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My collection of photos of Soviet girls by FicusLover on DeviantArt. (Archive)
Obsessive maiesophiliac goes rummaging in derelict homes for photos of strangers to goon to. The photography is basically wholesome without that context. They really belong on archive.org instead of deviantart.com.
I found these photos in abandoned houses. I know girls on these photos are not pregnant but still why not share these photos? Unfortunately, there were no photos of pregnant women in USSR, I've been searching for such photos for years and found absolutely nothing.
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The real reason tech CEO's are attempting to destroy AI after they spent so much building it up isn't because it's turning evil, or whats to kill them, or is complete garbage that hasn't made any money, or it's cheaper still to use Indians over keeping servers running.


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The real reason tech CEO's are attempting to destroy AI after they spent so much building it up isn't because it's turning evil, or whats to kill them, or is complete garbage that hasn't made any money, or it's cheaper still to use Indians over keeping servers running.

It's by what evils of DeviantART has begun to create
Long gone are the days of the circle tool and slapping characters' faces onto bases, we have an endless plethora of AI generated horrors, 100s or 1,000s being pumped out to that site everyday. I've seen those adoptables for AI-generated fetish art, and it's crazy to think that someone would pay money for watermark removal and a full-res image/video of something a computer cooked up, while the guy who generated it has a gallery with like 3,000 more.

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Long gone are the days of the circle tool and slapping characters' faces onto bases, we have an endless plethora of AI generated horrors, 100s or 1,000s being pumped out to that site everyday. I've seen those adoptables for AI-generated fetish art, and it's crazy to think that someone would pay money for watermark removal and a full-res image/video of something a computer cooked up, while the guy who generated it has a gallery with like 3,000 more.
It's a horrifying curiousity in terms of market supply and demand. I mean, this is what the modern NFT market is now basically. The APES died for this.
 
This one is DA-adjacent. It was retweeted by someone with a DA account that I check up on sometimes.

https://x.com/FloatingHead_ai/status/2015604506051186909

It features AI videos of, translated into English, "Ami and Rika, human-faced bacteriophages, float around in the intestines. After infecting an E. coli bacterium they find, their clones burst out of the ruptured E. coli." In case I'm not being clear here, its little AIDS-viruses with cute Japanese girl heads walking around a colon talking Japanese to each-other. Sorry for not taking the time to re-up the videos myself.
 
it's crazy to think that someone would pay money for watermark removal and a full-res image/video of something a computer cooked up, while the guy who generated it has a gallery with like 3,000 more.
I think it's crazy that people "pay money" for it because they can literally do the same thing as them if they spent the little smidgen amount of effort learning prompting, LORAs, models, or just simply crack ChatGPT's censorship. For that same money they could’ve commissioned an actual guy putting pencil to paper and he could explain what’s what and have an actual human being understand it, but the whole AI sphere on DA launders money for literally nothing.

I’m in the basket of people thinking that the AI-sphere on DA is just one big money laundering scheme. The people who make the images talk like robots, people pay for “ownership” of said images because ??? and the same people even resell them to other low-lives because ???. People pay their core subscriptions because of this seemingly infinite money pool of AI proompt’eneers.
 
I think it's crazy that people "pay money" for it because they can literally do the same thing as them if they spent the little smidgen amount of effort learning prompting, LORAs, models, or just simply crack ChatGPT's censorship. For that same money they could’ve commissioned an actual guy putting pencil to paper and he could explain what’s what and have an actual human being understand it, but the whole AI sphere on DA launders money for literally nothing.

I’m in the basket of people thinking that the AI-sphere on DA is just one big money laundering scheme. The people who make the images talk like robots, people pay for “ownership” of said images because ??? and the same people even resell them to other low-lives because ???. People pay their core subscriptions because of this seemingly infinite money pool of AI proompt’eneers.
Perchance AI, then fixing the result via Grok. No joke, takes less than a few minutes to do.
This is just from futzing around with prompts and refining what you want. It's all free, why huck money at something that easy and free to do??
 
dev-catscratch will always be one of my favorite DeviantArt autists of all time. He’s been such a massive inside joke with my friends and I for years. I wish his thread was posted to more, the stuff he posts is absolute gold.


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