As visually stimulating as it is, AI video is soulless and cheap, and those who use it are lazy at best and guilty of thievery at worst. Real creativity = human+time+effort.

This is glorious creative energy from Andy Serkis! It's human performance moments like these that reveal AI slop for the unoriginal thievery that it is.

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Here's a sneak peak of Andrew McDiarmid's new interview with bioengineer Stuart Burgess, dropping tomorrow. Here, he discusses the importance of trade-offs in human engineering and the engineering of living things. Discovery Institute's Center for Science & Culture #Engineering

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It is meant to be tongue in cheek, but this Elon Musk tweet encapsulates the problem with AI in a nutshell. The illusion of relation draws us in and before we know it we’ve developed an unhealthy reliance on it at the expense of actual human relationships. #lessAImorehuman

This AI company CEO entirely misses the point of Matt Walsh's recent post. Projectors show us real humans, AI does not. That's why AI videos are soulless, and that's why Matt and lots of other clear-thinking folks will reject it every time.

This analogy utterly fails. A typewriter can only put a letter on paper. It can't conjure a bestselling novel from a short prompt. A typewriter is a tool to bring forth human creativity. AI is a method for replacing human creativity with artificial amalgamation. Matt Walsh

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I'm the guy who gets to talk to intelligent design scientists. What a treat! Here's a clip from my recent interview with bioengineer Stuart Burgess about the optimal engineering in living things...