Ren

@renofdragons.bsky.social

37, they/them, trans-enby, AO3 fanfic author🔞 and beginner digital artist. Mostly #jayvik and #vikjayce and #bg3. F*CK AI. You are loved. 🇵🇸 🇺🇦 🏳️‍🌈 🏳️‍⚧️ ❤️ 🖤 https://archiveofourown.org/users/silvertortoise/profile

I’m thinking of bugtor driving a car… He can teleport but it’s the principle of driving 3x the speed limit to get to your beautiful wife waiting at home He’s getting there in 2 minutes and will not be allowed to have a license again

Мне интересно, пользуется ли Прототип какими-либо средствами для укладки, или его волосы навсегда встали дыбом после удара током... А ещё интересно, сколько хэкс-геля потребуется, чтобы придать шевелюре Зефиркового Спасителя такой же объём 🤗 #leagueoflegends #viktor #jayvik

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Pangram once again being weaponized to damage careers without checks or balances 🤦 This is a very harmful trend for writers. AI verifiers should *not* be allowed to decide questions of human authorship (especially when their errors and biases are so well documented!) shorturl.at/lLBiy

An anonymous account called Balance ton Claude – a reference to Anthropic’s AI agent – said it had fed the novel into the AI detection software Pangram and found it to be “almost entirely” written by artificial intelligence.

Questions have been raised over Pangram’s accuracy, and French media outlets have found other AI detection programmes that identified It Was That or Die as very probably written by a human.

Orélien, 38, has denied the allegation, saying it was racially motivated. “I’ve always loved creating and writing,” he said. “I don’t see why I would use a machine.”

He told the newspaper Libération that he used traditional language and rhythms that were Haitian and Caribbean. “The imagery, repetition and rhythm are a living language, they are mine.”