u/Bulldoze0Bro

You see, I even discussed this with one lector lady about graphic job and technology and she said, that YES, AI does cause such harm if out of control, but at the same time using it very reasonably and responsibly can still have a pass, like for getting a push, or even to more easily find stuff on internet. All good stuff, as long as you don't overdo AI use, to the point of it crossing the line of being not a tool but a replacement. AGAIN, NOT JUST ORDINARY ENTHUSIAST STATED SO, BUT AN EXPERIENCED, GRADUATED AND TAUGHT LECTOR.

I mean, every time I state both sides like that, there's still one moron out there who still keeps on labeling me as black and white Pro/Anti bro.

Plus another people that know better than being just Pro/Anti bros would be:

This cool streamer.

Henrik Kniberg, former Mojang dev of Minecraft, wrote a book about generative AI and how to work with it.

To clarify, I did NOT use AI to write any of this text, I just wanted to discuss AI, not to use it in this post.

Decent example of digging deeper, than just slapping "display function" on a bodypart could be the ceratopsian's frills. I've seen articles, even some paleodocs/individuals ignoring, how the frill could block stikes, or even claiming how it couldn't protect much due to predator's bone crush bite.

Apparently, the Nothronychus fossil material (counting both species) does contain "very sparse skull fragments/braincase" yet I can't find any source specifying how they look or what is known from the skull. Not even skeletals have them marked. Anyone having a promising article/other source?

Say what you want about GojiCenter but one actually convincing claim I'd say is the ceratopsian frills being suited as a defensive structure together with display use. Not just the latter. How does this idea sound in plausibility? Go watch the vid segment to learn more.

How likely would the thought of a vertebrate with sight even better than of a T. Rex be? I mean, T. Rex was this dino icon even before these results of great sight, so it's a quite coincidence that such developed sight was given to one of the most famous species. Same for its smell sense.

Basically the next pack hunting raptors, let me explain. They're not impossible at all, but both are still so overused at this point. Technically still in the realm of possibility, but not as much to be this used over and over.

One of the first teasers of SN 2 was this image with whatever creature it is from those screenshots in Time Capsules. Any new info on this species, as I'm a fan of it.

How plausible would it be for eurypterids (Slimonia on the image) to have venomous stingers like the modern scorpions? Plausible or not?

Seriously, the internet as a whole needs to see that even if AI constantly DOES cause issues, like the detrimental replacing of human staff by Microsoft for example, or AI YT age verification system, it still shouldn't tar every single AI use with the same brush either.