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Furries have finally figured out how to get thru the filters in AI video and what they're doing is the stuff of nightmares. Furry "art" its already cringe but they are doing ultra-realistic stuff with AI and in video form is well..............just look at it:
If you're going this shit stop it, get some help.
If you're going this shit stop it, get some help.
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I mean it has the silver lining of putting the artists paid to do that out of business.
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Is that jontron?
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It is herring egg harvest season in Alaska.
Pictured: Herring egg clusters attached to seaweed.
Pictured: Herring egg clusters attached to seaweed.
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Why aren't they red? I was told they'd be red.
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That sounds like salmon eggs. I think they're all red/pink (and larger size, by comparison)
Herring eggs cultivated on hemlock boughs.
But herring eggs all seem to be white-toned.
Herring eggs cultivated on hemlock boughs.
But herring eggs all seem to be white-toned.
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Well yeah, the regular herrings are like that.
But what about the Red Herrings?