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So the issue isn’t that you “don’t understand” why people are against AI, it’s that you want to stay ignorant lmfao ok

I'm so sorry. I hope you will one day manage to free yourself from the shackles the men in our society have placed on you.

One day, there will be no women standing by abusers and oppressors. One day, all women will have had enough, and then we won't let things like this happen. But we're not there yet.

Highkey actually

Why would I need to hear your incredibly redundant and uneducated take on AI because I asked if there was a lot of it in a series? But I'll bite. The reason why "people act like using AI is automatically a bad thing" is because it is. Its water demand alone should be reason enough, considering that there is an ongoing water crisis that is bound to get much worse very soon. There are also other ecological concerns including land and energy use. And we haven't touched on the ethical aspects of AI at all, which are countless, but the most glaring one should be obvious if you were to actually use your brain instead of repeating sentiments from the neoliberal echo chamber that exists to suck up to AI: where do you think AI's ability to create art - movie scenes, drawings, paintings, poetry, essays, novels, scripts, music, etc. - come from? That's right, it steals it all from real, existing artists and professionals. If a person were to do this - take 10 existing pieces of art and mash it into one, then sell it for a profit - that would be considered plagiarism, which is unethical and illegal. Just because humans have managed to build a tool that steals from so many artists that the end result cannot be pinpointed to be palgiarism doesn't mean it's not equally as unethical. The reason companies started using it is because this way they don't have to pay artists, writers, animators etc. anymore; they can just use AI to generate something from the works of these very artists free of charge. There is no other reason for a company to use AI than to cut costs and take jobs from people. So yes, AI is "just" a tool. An inherently bad one. There are numerous other issues, for which I'd suggest you take your own advice - that is, "ask a search bar instead of posting a question to a public forum", re: "why people act like using AI is automatically a bad thing".

My favorite director. He had such a unique insight into the human soul. His realistic, slice-of-life type of directing never failed to make me feel much much more deeply than most others could. I will forever be inspired by his unparalleled particularities, like the way he played with the discrepancy between a scene and the background music he chose for it. He will be so missed.

Did I ask for your neolib take on AI in my question orrrrrrrr

The “AI-generated content” tag is putting me off starting this… is there a lot of it?

....why would you spoil it for someone who hasn't seen it?? Can you at least put this comment behind a spoiler tag?

I'd say she has some feelings before she finds out, but it's more along the lines of confusion about why she feels that way, and then the answer is like, "oh, because he's not my brother". If you're completely icked out by will-they-won't-they themes tiptoeing around incest, this drama isn't for you. However, for me, this was the only thing I didn't like about this drama (and I really wish they'd done it differently, idk what the point was of doing it this way lol), and it's worth watching it for the plot and acting imo. It's such an underrated drama.

Where do you see these comments? I haven't seen this at all

The way yall mdl writers word these ksh return articles is not subtle lmfao. Bunch of p3do supporters

I assume there’s a time skip as the date for the school scene was 2016 in the trailer.

Lmfao yall are the so funny with the need to announce this

Thisss. Exactly my thoughts. I’m not going to say I expected more because it’s Netflix so I was expecting to be a little let down by the execution (i.e Americanized directing + suspense + predictability), but I wish it had that kick that a lot of other thriller/revenge dramas have (mostly older ones), because they had everything at their disposal to make it so - amazing acting, big budget and fleshed-out characters. The main plot twist was predictable, some of the smaller ones were pleasantly surprising, Hyunwook (and everyone else tbh) was amazing, and the best part for me was indeed the wife’s decision in the end.

Yeah, that's crazy. I don't even understand how they ended up releasing it after all that.

He's been very well-known since KinnPorsche. Back then, I knew nothing of the BL industry or the Thai drama industry in general but his was the only name I definitely knew because I heard it many times.

I watch romcoms too when I need to get my mind off things, don’t get me wrong. But for my favorite actors, I prefer to see them in dramas where they have room to act, and storylines with real emotional impact. Rom-coms don’t give me that, that’s why I’m glad Kangjoon is going to take on a more serious role in this. And when it comes to moral ambiguity, well. I like my characters human-like and complex. Again - to each their own.

I’m personally over the moon that he’s returning with a melo/romance drama instead of a silly rom-com 🤷🏻‍♀️ to each their own

I didn’t say they weren’t good. I’m talking about the issues Netflix has caused the Korean drama industry. There’s a video on Youtube that talks about this in detail on the AsianBoss channel, watch it if you want to know what I’m talking about.