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by tsevis 6mo ago
I wrote this reflection after more than 2 years of building creative tools with LLM collaboration. Curious if others see the shift from 'how we code' to 'what we build' as meaningful.
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The Psychology of Creative Resistance: Why AI Fear Follows Predictable Patterns(tsevis.com)
1 points by tsevis 9mo ago|1 comments
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by tsevis 9mo ago
Everyone's asking whether AI will replace designers. It's a boring and wrong question. I bought my first Mac at 26 back in 1992. Used Photoshop 1. Nobody taught me—it didn't exist in schools yet. Same with web design. Same wi
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by tsevis 1y ago
This is also true.
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by tsevis 1y ago
+1!
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by tsevis 1y ago
I’m a White, Greek man, 58 years old, living in Southeastern Europe between Greece and Cyprus. Until my 40s, the world - at least in Europe - didn’t feel divided by trivial issues like “what counts as hate speech.” There was always a small
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by tsevis 1y ago
True. The funny thing is, when I posted my article on r/artificialintelligence, the system automatically labeled it as NSFW. Proof that the filters themselves could use a little more intelligence. https://www.reddit.com&#x2F
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by tsevis 1y ago
I agree. For me, political correctness was originally an empathetic code of expression. I’ve never felt the need to provoke or ridicule another group of people. Of course, it did reach a point of hyperbole—where even historic artworks were
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Ask HN: Are AI filters becoming stricter than society itself?
29 points by tsevis 1y ago|16 comments
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by tsevis 1y ago
Thank you for this beautifully paradoxical take: that the less we “need” AI, the more urgently we should be thinking about how we use it. And you’re absolutely right—the best things in life rarely run on silicon. Though, if someone does tea
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AntA.I.os: How to Stay Original When Machines Can Generate Anything(tsevis.com)
1 points by tsevis 1y ago|3 comments
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by tsevis 1y ago
As AI-generated content floods the web, how do we preserve human originality? My article explores: Why "grounded creativity" (rooted in real-world experience) matters more than ever How AI can enhance—not replace—human creativity
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by tsevis 8y ago
I will see what I will do. However the problem is much bigger. Amazon should take down a shop when they know that the seller is simply changing the ASIN. But this isn't the only problem. I tried to report 10 different items. It was pos
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by tsevis 8y ago
Me, the artist tried to report them again. It's impossible. I am getting the message that the ASIN or URL is wrong. Amazon should simply shut down the seller's shop because they know that he is simply selling counterfeit products.
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by tsevis 8y ago
I have reported the item on their correct page. By the way you can try to report it yourself right now. You cannot. You simply get the message that the ASIN or URL is wrong.
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by tsevis 8y ago
Exactly! So Amazon makes money from our work. And they even makes us lose time with reporting items that simply change numbers. What a shame!
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by tsevis 8y ago
I am the artist who's work is sold illegally on Amazon. There is no excuse for Amazon. Absolutely none. 0! I have reported the URL. It never changed. I don't know when the ASIN changed but the URL remained the same. The new ASIN
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102 Minutes(behance.net)
1 points by tsevis 15y ago|0 comments