Marc *Dark Reader with a Thousand Young! Iä!*’s review of Magical Hooves: A Forest's Transformation: Elly and Sam's Path to a Magical Transformation > Likes and Comments
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And the failures continue...
M.M. Strawberry wrote: "Like I said on one of your other reviews, having higher natural intelligence seems to make one less disposed to AI slop.
This "book" really proves that statement, doesn't it."
So many books to add to the category of, "Books by people who have never read a book before," which was a lot more fun before generative AI.
Plus what's happening to the ground at the bottom of the page there? Is it melting away? Looks like it. Also looks like the unicorn's shadow is sliding off the bottom of the page with it. Kind of like a bad drug trip.
Noel wrote: "Plus what's happening to the ground at the bottom of the page there? Is it melting away? Looks like it. Also looks like the unicorn's shadow is sliding off the bottom of the page with it. Kind of l..."
No one knows, not even whoever made it.
It’s fascinating how much energy goes into dissecting a book meant to bring color and creativity to children. While some prefer to spend their time policing pixels and writing bitter paragraphs on forums, I prefer to spend mine creating worlds. Imagination isn't meant to be locked in a rigid box—but I suppose it’s easier to sit on the sidelines and talk about 'failures' than to actually build something of your own. Stay critical, I’ll stay creative.
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M.M. Strawberry wrote: "Like I said on one of your other reviews, having higher natural intelligence seems to make one less disposed to AI slop.This "book" really proves that statement, doesn't it."
So many books to add to the category of, "Books by people who have never read a book before," which was a lot more fun before generative AI.
Plus what's happening to the ground at the bottom of the page there? Is it melting away? Looks like it. Also looks like the unicorn's shadow is sliding off the bottom of the page with it. Kind of like a bad drug trip.
Noel wrote: "Plus what's happening to the ground at the bottom of the page there? Is it melting away? Looks like it. Also looks like the unicorn's shadow is sliding off the bottom of the page with it. Kind of l..."No one knows, not even whoever made it.
It’s fascinating how much energy goes into dissecting a book meant to bring color and creativity to children. While some prefer to spend their time policing pixels and writing bitter paragraphs on forums, I prefer to spend mine creating worlds. Imagination isn't meant to be locked in a rigid box—but I suppose it’s easier to sit on the sidelines and talk about 'failures' than to actually build something of your own. Stay critical, I’ll stay creative.