🟡🔻🔷🟩 𝓢𝓱𝓪𝓹𝓮 𝓹𝓸𝓮𝓶 🟡🔻🔷🟩
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A (wordless) temu product poem about form over function. Would you still love me if I was a tiny minimalist sculpture dropshipped to your front door? Which abstract shape are you? (tag yourself!)
Dataset Study 5: Journeys 🚶🏼♂️🚶🏼♀️🚶
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Take a trip through the world’s hallways, stairways, walkways, aisles, alleys, paths, and passages with this video collage sourced from a gigantic raw dataset from Meta Research (the boots-on-the-ground human labor used to train their generative systems). Think of it as a collective travel vlog, or a “day in the life” video for everyone’s day in their life. As you navigate the infinite corridors, never forget: it’s about the journey and not the destination.
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#travel #day #groceries #mall #walk #videocollage #montage #corecore
I wrote a song that has no canonical version, only the karaoke track. Feel free to sing along (out loud or in your head). The only “official” version is the infinitely variable one we create together collectively.
I lost you
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A (real) voice conversation found (“discovered”) on the newly-released Meta AI app. The app looks and feels exactly like the chatGPT app, but uses dark patterns and unclear messaging to aggressively push users into unknowingly sharing their full, unedited conversations onto a public “discover” feed. A privacy nightmare in the service of inflated engagement.
I lost you (part 2 of 2)
(Watch part 1 first)
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The standalone Meta AI app looks and feels exactly like the chatGPT app, but uses dark patterns and unclear messaging to aggressively push users into unknowingly sharing their full, unedited conversations onto a public “discover” feed. A privacy nightmare in the service of inflated engagement.
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#documentary #classicrock #dog #love #loss #metaai #ai #privacy #movefastbreakthings
I lost you (part 1 of 2)
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A (real) voice conversation found (“discovered”) on the newly-released Meta AI app. (For more context see part 2)
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#documentary #classicrock #dog #love #loss #metaai #ai #privacy #movefastbreakthings
Dataset Study 4: spectacles 💥🥁💥
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A selection of collective celebration, sourced from an enormous dataset (aka “human labor”) from Meta Research used to train their generative systems. You know that one video where, due to a technical error, all the fireworks went off at once? The experience of sifting through clips of joy and celebration feels sort of like that.
