AI companies are what it looks like when Plankton finally steals the Krabby Patty recipe.

AI is the closest we get to Spider-Man villain The Chameleon. Not even one of the good ones. Just the guy who stole people’s faces.

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A strip done in collaboration with the @humanartistry.bsky.social , starring Question Hound as he gets some unwanted help for a comic he’s working on:

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Feeling like if AI was going to revolutionize art, it wouldn't all look Like That

One of these helped birth some of the greatest novels and short stories of our time and the other is filling Facebook with uncanny valley images of Jesus

When AI steals an artist’s work, it’s like when you say a joke at a party and then your friend repeats it louder and gets all the credit. But with a million gallons of water. Now are you mad?

What's your favorite genre?

Who wouldn’t want to replace all art, commerce, and education with an ecological disaster that obliterates your ability to discern real from fake?

For some reason, it's easier to picture works of genius coming from the first place

The real victims of generative AI are low-budget commercials, which are being systematically replaced with slop. We might never get another Empire Carpet Guy or Eagleman again!

Guess the soulless AI summary: In this track, the artist thinks about how nice it is to take a road trip with a loved one. What song is it?

Huge news! This is a giant leap forward for transparency in AI use.

Humans paint and sip. AI scrapes and lifts.

Real art takes time. AI takes everything.

In an op-ed published in IPWatchdog, Copyright Alliance CEO @keithkup.bsky.social says, “Judicial site blocking is a safe, effective tool that has been widely deployed around the world to great effect … Congress should enact it.” Read more here! ipwatchdog.com/2026/06/18/r...

The Real-World Implications of the Supreme Court’s Cox Decision

The thriving legitimate digital marketplace we enjoy today didn't emerge by accident. It was built, in significant part, on the historical bedrock of secondary liability.

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The fact that LinkedIn is now overrun with chatbot-generated Hustle Slop is not a particularly strong sign for either AI's benefits or its effect on the economy.

The entire economy is now propped up on a technology that will make tracking GPAs unreliable for anyone who graduated after 2023

Every software that worked perfectly five years ago now exits to pester us with popup notifications like “Would you like to optimize this post with Gurp?”

Grabbing every company that claims to be “AI first” by the shoulders and asking, “What does that actually mean?”

AI is all about supply and demand. The tech companies supply it, and the tech companies demand we use it.

AI is the most powerful tool for signaling you’re the laziest person in your office.

Data centers ruining entire communities is a small price to pay for AI to write the worst email you’ve ever attached your name to.

AI poses the question of our time: Can 5 or 6 weird guys make 350 million people use something they don’t want?

There’s a reason we trust humans to make art.

But sure, let's give AI our medical records.

Translation: half the content on the internet is stealing from the other half.

Whether It’s NFTs or Sora, you really don’t have to listen to the vultures selling you the future