u/Automatic_Parsnip795

Honestly im not gonna lie I'm get pretty annoyed with the "it's just a bit of ai" excuse.

In all honesty i believe that saying they just used this much ai crosses a line,because of how subjective it is and because of how arbitrary the line is. It's just what people feel is enough ai to not be too much and the thing is not everyone feels the same amount of ai is too little so everyone will disagree. There was a new gatcha game and people called it out for ai billboards and many say well "i didn't notice!"or "who gives a shit it's just tiny assets." And i say so when will it be enough? 10 percent ai 12 percent the very subjective standard is the issue because where do we even draw the line between too little and too much? so they go and say the ai haters are just annoying ect.I've been pretty hands off from ai discussions for a few months now just for my own mental health. But i just found it bizarre because this argument is pretty silly honestly.In my humble opinion it's about the principal not just the quantity. And this may not even be completely malicious if they use small amounts in the sense they may not trying to be malicious,but if it isn't kept in check the bar only grows. I can empathize with the people who use small amounts because they probably think they aren't doing harm but still. Also if you are wondering this post is about a gatcha game that came out recently exposed for using some ai assets while for the most part having real artists from what I've heard.

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u/Automatic_Parsnip795 — 12 days ago
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I am 17M and I have a disability that has been getting worse over time. It causes extreme pain in my legs and I am slowly losing function to the point where I cannot really use them properly anymore.

For about 6 years I have been telling my family that I am in serious pain. During that time I was bullied a lot and I could not do normal things like sports. Eventually it got so bad that I had to stop going to school and I have basically been isolated at home for the past 2 years after finishing high school.

I told my dad many times about how bad my legs were. He would usually tell me I am not exercising enough. He did take me to doctors, but they mostly gave temporary solutions like painkillers. I still had to keep studying and push through everything even though I was struggling a lot. Only when it got to the point where I could barely move did things start to get taken more seriously, but even now I feel like they still do not really listen to me. They blame me for not going outside or not wanting to eat, and I am still barely getting proper treatment. The medication I am on is also causing side effects and more pain, but that is not really being taken seriously either.

Another issue is that my sibling got a cat. I did not mind at first, but they do not like cleaning the litter and my dad does not do it either. So I ended up having to go outside and clean it even though I am in pain because I felt bad for the cat. Eventually my sibling left the country. I asked my dad to either clean it or get a litter box because it was getting really bad, but he kept making excuses about money. One morning I woke up and the cat had gone to the bathroom in the house and it was just left there.

I feel really angry about everything, but I try not to yell and I try to explain things calmly because I feel like it is not fair to just dump everything on them even though I am struggling a lot.

So I am wondering if I am being unfair or cruel for blaming my family and feeling this angry about the situation. I feel like i was robbed of my future even tho i was told to study so hard when i was in pain.

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u/Automatic_Parsnip795 — 17 days ago