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A Brave New World, Pornography, and Artificial Intelligence
Artificial intelligence has been developing for a while. In recent months, some of the technological advancements have become too difficult to ignore. because not long after these image-creation tools were made available, the ChatGPT also entered the scene. As more and more people learned about these services, a variety of people, including writers, teachers, students, and historians, began speculating about how they might change everything in the future. Given how quickly things change in the technological world, it is difficult to assume that these programmes won't improve over time. It will be challenging to ignore the threat it poses to all kinds of creators once they do, though.
By Satya Samm4 years ago in Journal
From Xtube to Onlyfans
As I write this post, I'm uploading content to my Onlyfans and Adult Content Sites. I am sitting in my living room, blazed from herbal remedies, and reminiscing on how I became interested in adult entertainment. I began to examine my sexuality and the adult entertainment industry from an elder millennial's standpoint.
By Merlin Mystique4 years ago in Journal
Getting Sponsors for Your Social Media
In recent years, social media has become a powerful platform for promoting brands and products, and it's no secret that influencers are playing a huge role in this trend. For those with a significant following, securing sponsorship deals can be a lucrative way to earn money through their social media profiles. However, getting sponsorship deals isn't always easy. In this article, we'll provide a detailed tutorial on how to get sponsors for your social media profiles, including the necessary steps to take to make it happen.
By Timothy A Rowland4 years ago in Journal
Big Brother
Introduction This is another interesting one from my Seven Days In blog that you can read here if you are so inclined. It deals with how our digital devices "spy" on us and then try and get us to buy things or provide information to the data collecting machines and agents.
By Mike Singleton π Mikeydred 4 years ago in Journal
Alexander Fleming
Once upon a time, there was a poor farmer from Scotland who worked hard on his fields to make a living. One day, as he was walking towards his fields, he heard a loud scream in the distance. Following the sound, he saw a child drowning in a muddy swamp. The child was struggling to get out, and the more he tried, the deeper he sank. The farmer quickly realized that he had to do something, or the child would drown.
By Abdullah Sajid4 years ago in Journal
Why China is losing the microchip war
In 2012, Zongchang Yu resigned from his engineering position at ASML, the sole producer of the most advanced semiconductor chips in the world. Following his departure, Yu established two new firms in China and the United States, respectively. However, ASML and US attorneys later accused Yu of enlisting other ASML engineers to work for his American company and stealing confidential information related to ASML's technology, purportedly with the support of the Chinese government. This anecdote is just a small part of China's monumental effort to revolutionize the semiconductor industry, which is one of the most global and important industries worldwide. However, China's initiative has pitted it against the United States, and the dispute is not about market share or tariffs but rather about security. So how did the US and China become embroiled in a Cold War over computer chips?
By Giulia Albuquerque4 years ago in Journal






