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My... Le slop studio Le make slop?
January 11, 2026 at 9:47 PM
My... Le slop studio Le make slop?
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Like there was that Reddit comment on one of the early Stable Diffusion discussions like 4 years ago where someone said that basically this would happen and they were like "Nuh huh maybe your grandchildren will see it."
January 11, 2026 at 7:47 PM
Like there was that Reddit comment on one of the early Stable Diffusion discussions like 4 years ago where someone said that basically this would happen and they were like "Nuh huh maybe your grandchildren will see it."
I'm often wrong about these things. By which I mean that I tend to be too conservative in my predictions and things often move faster than I think.
Some concrete predictions for 2026 are:
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
January 11, 2026 at 8:07 PM
I'm often wrong about these things. By which I mean that I tend to be too conservative in my predictions and things often move faster than I think.
"What's the point of all this?"
January 11, 2026 at 8:00 PM
"What's the point of all this?"
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When James Cameron or the Paramount people say "We're using AI the right way, to iterate and enhance human work" I think they're talking about the next 2 or 3 years or so, but not about the next 5 or 15.
January 11, 2026 at 7:48 PM
When James Cameron or the Paramount people say "We're using AI the right way, to iterate and enhance human work" I think they're talking about the next 2 or 3 years or so, but not about the next 5 or 15.
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Some concrete predictions for 2026 are:
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
January 11, 2026 at 7:47 PM
Some concrete predictions for 2026 are:
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
- 90% video models longer than 45 seconds
- 40% video models longer than 2 minutes
- 70% a "decent" world model with coherence of 1 minute is usable for free or at a reasonable price.
I think the freakouts at Hollywood as an industry are mostly justified, and in fact it is a huge threat to it, using their own data against them to create very cheap things. But I think that's fine, too.
I do think that AI filmmaking will be a thing, but I'm more convinced that ultimately what's important about AI is more the algorithm rather than the data. That is to say that, sure, they have to ingest lots of films, but I think data will end working out more as "reference"
January 11, 2026 at 7:48 PM
I think the freakouts at Hollywood as an industry are mostly justified, and in fact it is a huge threat to it, using their own data against them to create very cheap things. But I think that's fine, too.
So, I think it's undeniable that video models have seen incredible progress in the past 2 years and basically delivered on what some people predicted that would happen with diffusion systems.
Damn they open sourced LTX-2. It was supposed to happen by end of November, but took until now. Honestly a crazy release to have a Veo 3 competitor that works locally at this point.
ltx.io/model
ltx.io/model
Multimodal Model For Generative Creation | LTX Model
LTX Model is an AI multimodal generation model built for real workflows, enabling reliable, flexible, production-grade AI creation at scale.
ltx.io
January 11, 2026 at 7:47 PM
So, I think it's undeniable that video models have seen incredible progress in the past 2 years and basically delivered on what some people predicted that would happen with diffusion systems.
Is all of Bhutan just this one cliff
January 11, 2026 at 6:40 PM
Is all of Bhutan just this one cliff
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anyway i just realized i forgot to actually include a link, lmfao.
carrion.chat
please join us, have fun, and your reskeets and support are greatly appreciated. we can take the internet back from corporations but we can't just sit there and wait for it. we have to fight.
carrion.chat
please join us, have fun, and your reskeets and support are greatly appreciated. we can take the internet back from corporations but we can't just sit there and wait for it. we have to fight.
carrion - Privacy-Focused Adult Roleplay
Adult roleplay platform with zero server-side message storage. Messages route through XMPP in real-time and persist only in your browser.
carrion.chat
January 11, 2026 at 1:37 AM
anyway i just realized i forgot to actually include a link, lmfao.
carrion.chat
please join us, have fun, and your reskeets and support are greatly appreciated. we can take the internet back from corporations but we can't just sit there and wait for it. we have to fight.
carrion.chat
please join us, have fun, and your reskeets and support are greatly appreciated. we can take the internet back from corporations but we can't just sit there and wait for it. we have to fight.
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Journalists are still making fun of Dario Amodei for predicting 90% of code written by AI, but this is exactly the sort of thing I'd expect to start happening if they were approaching that capability.
January 11, 2026 at 2:35 AM
Journalists are still making fun of Dario Amodei for predicting 90% of code written by AI, but this is exactly the sort of thing I'd expect to start happening if they were approaching that capability.
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okay. let me tell you about carrion. i only have so many words per post so stick with me.
carrion is a privacy-*first* adult text roleplay (ERP) platform for furries and perverts. it takes the best features of the long-runners in the space and removes two decades of built up UX/design debt.
thread
carrion is a privacy-*first* adult text roleplay (ERP) platform for furries and perverts. it takes the best features of the long-runners in the space and removes two decades of built up UX/design debt.
thread
January 11, 2026 at 1:22 AM
okay. let me tell you about carrion. i only have so many words per post so stick with me.
carrion is a privacy-*first* adult text roleplay (ERP) platform for furries and perverts. it takes the best features of the long-runners in the space and removes two decades of built up UX/design debt.
thread
carrion is a privacy-*first* adult text roleplay (ERP) platform for furries and perverts. it takes the best features of the long-runners in the space and removes two decades of built up UX/design debt.
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The 2030s will show who's a real robotfucker and who's just a poser
December 27, 2025 at 5:01 AM
The 2030s will show who's a real robotfucker and who's just a poser
It's interesting how the interesting thing about CES these days is like a million robots but still you don't see any in the real world. Can't tell if it's right on the edge or vaporware.
January 11, 2026 at 2:28 AM
It's interesting how the interesting thing about CES these days is like a million robots but still you don't see any in the real world. Can't tell if it's right on the edge or vaporware.
I think there's something ironic about the EAs that run this channel managing to make things that are admittedly pretty beautiful to promote their views, and the DAIR types and stochastic parrots types aligned with academic humanities really haven't.
youtu.be/tUB_uvSqiw8?...
youtu.be/tUB_uvSqiw8?...
Should we pause AI? Here’s the debate.
YouTube video by Rational Animations
youtu.be
January 11, 2026 at 1:09 AM
I think there's something ironic about the EAs that run this channel managing to make things that are admittedly pretty beautiful to promote their views, and the DAIR types and stochastic parrots types aligned with academic humanities really haven't.
youtu.be/tUB_uvSqiw8?...
youtu.be/tUB_uvSqiw8?...
Pluribus is basically what happened to dogs
January 10, 2026 at 4:58 PM
Pluribus is basically what happened to dogs
It's so weird to me when dudes at companies backtrack on things like this based on Twitter backlash because it has 0 effect in the real world. Twitter lost their shit about every Embark game which uses AI blatantly and it had 0 effect in their sales.
I think it is hilarious that Ubisoft is out there publishing papers and weights for diffusion models for texture generation and Larian is being accosted by 100,000 dweebs over generating pictures for pre-production moodboards
January 10, 2026 at 7:48 AM
It's so weird to me when dudes at companies backtrack on things like this based on Twitter backlash because it has 0 effect in the real world. Twitter lost their shit about every Embark game which uses AI blatantly and it had 0 effect in their sales.
I think it is hilarious that Ubisoft is out there publishing papers and weights for diffusion models for texture generation and Larian is being accosted by 100,000 dweebs over generating pictures for pre-production moodboards
January 10, 2026 at 7:10 AM
I think it is hilarious that Ubisoft is out there publishing papers and weights for diffusion models for texture generation and Larian is being accosted by 100,000 dweebs over generating pictures for pre-production moodboards
I feel in great part that Hinton really dislikes Gary Marcus and Emily Bender and that whole crowd and he says this every time he's in public to use his nobel prize as a way to make them angry.
January 10, 2026 at 3:47 AM
I feel in great part that Hinton really dislikes Gary Marcus and Emily Bender and that whole crowd and he says this every time he's in public to use his nobel prize as a way to make them angry.
This is total bullshit in every way and unironically everyone who believes this is an idiot.
January 10, 2026 at 3:32 AM
This is total bullshit in every way and unironically everyone who believes this is an idiot.
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Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a minor fascination to me because I think he's actually really dumb but he plays at being EA worried about human extinction, excepts he's also not and is mostly concerned about Hollywood executive class interests.
January 10, 2026 at 2:35 AM
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is a minor fascination to me because I think he's actually really dumb but he plays at being EA worried about human extinction, excepts he's also not and is mostly concerned about Hollywood executive class interests.
Every Hollywood dude is like: "I can excuse the surveillance of every person on the planet but I draw the line at copyright infringement"
January 10, 2026 at 2:21 AM
Every Hollywood dude is like: "I can excuse the surveillance of every person on the planet but I draw the line at copyright infringement"
To be fair, a lot of people in cushy first world conditions are into technological regression now. Because they're stupid.
--Sounds pretty bad when stated plainly (I don't want technology to take my job), unless you're hardcore into technological regression.
January 10, 2026 at 1:56 AM
To be fair, a lot of people in cushy first world conditions are into technological regression now. Because they're stupid.
A big feature of most of the anti-AI lists I see online is that they usually struggle to explain what's wrong with AI.
January 10, 2026 at 1:45 AM
A big feature of most of the anti-AI lists I see online is that they usually struggle to explain what's wrong with AI.