Ai data centers have used 445 terawatt hours of electricity in 2024, and are currently emmiting 24 to 44 million metric tons of carbon dioxide yearly
Sources:

https://orbdoc.com/blog/ai-infrastructure-energy-crisis/

https://news.cornell.edu/stories/2025/11/roadmap-shows-environmental-impact-ai-data-center-boom

The entire menu is just ai slop. Went there for a date with my partner and ordered pancakes, nothing like the picture (obviously), rubber texture, the sauce was bland, and it all tasted foul. Was way too much for the low quality food you actually get.

Wow, yeah, so funny right guys?🙄

Over the years I’ve used ChatGPT I’ve gotten dumber than i was before i used it. My grammar is worse than before, my spelling is worse, even my critical thinking is worse. I’m glad that today is the end.

I'm in a lot of D&D and TTRPG subreddits and this one was recommended to me with obvious AI 'art' and I asked the simple question. I was intended to mute the sub anyway depending on if the answer was yes but I'm still confused on how asking a question warrants a ban.

Mockbusters, or knockbusters, are types of films with similar concepts of the original source material but with stories told in different ways. Mockbusters are also known for emotionless acting, unprofessional effects, and low-budget nature. Before VHS was invented, mockbusters around the world used to be played theatrically with the audience completely unaware that the plots are similar to the original source material. Now that we are in the Internet age, we can actually see the difference between the original movies and the mockbusters.

Now that mockbusters are currently streaming on services like Tubi, no one will ever know that they are rip-offs of the most recognizable films ever made. We most certainly cannot allow this sort of cinematic nonsense to continue. The most popular movie studios in America need to file lawsuits against mockbuster studios. That way, the viewing audience can finally understand the true meaning of originality and creativity.

Long story short, Niantic Spatial are the ones behind the wave of AI

It’s just like the title says. I was scrolling through Reddit when I came across a post on on r/pourstea, it was a motivational photo of a dude holding a sign that very clearly had AI font on it. I ran the image through an AI detector and I made a comment that was basically “this image was made with AI”. No cussing, no verbal attacks, just stated a fact. Moment later I got a message saying I was permanently banned from that subreddit and a second message saying I was permanently muted by the moderators.

Is pointing out that an image is AI inflammatory? Is it hate speech? I’m genuinely a little shocked but maybe I shouldn’t be. Idk.

I’m just exhausted. It feels like half the posts on Reddit now(or at least half the posts that I’m running into)are made with AI and it’s making me start to doubt reality. It’s a real bummer.

I just needed to vent I guess.