AJ Jefferies

EYES UP HERE ARBUCKLE

Perfection!

Made another one for the literal films challenge on B3ta

A classic from The Electric Company: Cool Pool Fool (1971), created by Faith and John Hubley, Hubley Studio

Animated by Tissa David and voiced by Dizzy Gillespie

I also emailed Ryan Ottley for his permission to make fanart of the character and sent him an image (probably this one). He replied "Sure. I don't own the copyright on dudes with moustaches", which was simultaneously great and devastating!

This was before I started to study anatomy, so everything is pretty much made up. Seeing things like this are weird because I can see the flaws in it BUT I also don't really do work like this anymore.

A ZBrush screenshot of basic 3D sculpt of the Omni Man character from the Invincible series

I haven't watched the Invincible TV show yet but I was/am a huge fan of the comics, so glad to hear it has a big audience now! Just found an old image of an Omni Man head sculpt I was working on SIXTEEN years ago 💀

"You cannot point out AI's flaws until you, a human, are flawless" is one hell of a stance.

YouTube video by Panic Time Flies - Out Now on Switch, PS5, PC, and Mac

Be a fly!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=ljYU...

I do enjoy sharpening them, you can cut yourself with TWICE the efficiency!

I want someone to paint the word 'Dignity' on the back wall, in beautiful, elaborate cursive.

Oh my god. Impossible not to imagine a mid-stream, deep bassy honk, blasting you with your own piss.

Human artists, use only one piece to convince people to follow you.

Haaaappy birthdaaay Ciara!

Cartoon of myself in a party hat, holding up a sign with the discount code DECREPIT

35 today, so to avoid having to awkwardly open gifts in front of anyone I'm doing an Inverse Birthday Present: there's a flash discount in the print shop this weekend only with 15% off all orders when you use the discount code DECREPIT at checkout. Treat yourself here: www.ciaraioch.com/artprints 🎈

In a court filing Thursday, the Consumer Technology Association and the Computer and Communications Industry Association backed Anthropic, warning the appeals court that "the district court's erroneous class certification" would threaten "immense harm not only to a single Al company, but to the entire fledgling Al industry and to America's global technological competitiveness."

Pls, won’t somebody think of the fledgling, little, baby, fluffy, innocent AI industry!?!?!
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oh my gosh their arguments against this being a class action lawsuit are so goofy. its bad because "seven million claimants would kill the company" and "it would be difficult to figure out the rights and compensation for each of the 7 million" so whyd you steal from 7 million people??? dingus!

Hey, at least all of the systems and software we're completely reliant on to make a living haven't gone all in on... oh god

A 3.5 star review of Tron (1982). The text reads "very sexy very slutty"

A 5 start review of Over the Garden Wall (2024). The text reads OTGW is so important

A 5 star review of Toy Story 3. The text reads "social democracy is flawed but fascism is worse"

Screenshot of a 4.5 star review of The Nice Guys (2016). The text reads "made even gerard butler disgestable"

I took a look at their other reviews, and I think they might be a genius...?

A screenshot from Letterboxd. The reviewer Sheridan Carter has given a one star review and written "no purpose"

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Just a reminder, I love making item art for games. If you think you'd need some for your game, please get in touch.

Plug this into my veins

I feel exactly the same! There are a handful of artists that I’m regularly up against when it comes to character based projects. Two of them have gone all in on AI and I have never been busier

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Happy birthday!

I agree BUT the pro AI propaganda is absolutely relentless, so I do think it’s good when people succinctly prove that all of the hype around it is total horseshit.

What we don’t need is 5’000 people then attempting/posting the *exact* same thing 😔

I refuse to believe that any of this is real. We all died like 10 years ago and this is some sort of simulation. That's the best I've got.

ChatGPT File • • Edit View Window Help ChatGPT 5 > How many times does the letter b appear in blueberry The word "blueberry" has the letter b three times: • Once at the start ("B" in blueberry). • Once in the middle ("b" in blue). • Once before the -erry ending ("b" in berry). Total: 3 O92 Show me where the letter b appears in the word please. Sure — here's "blueberry" with each b highlighted: B lue b erry Positions (counting from 1): 1 B - first letter 4 b - in blue 6 b - in berry D9< Spell that out with all three bs please. I mean, just spell the word. Sure — here's the full spelling with all three b's shown in place: BLUEBERRY That's exactly how blueberry is spelled, with the b's in positions 1, 5, and 7.

ChatGPT File Edit View Window Help E ChatGPT 5 > You wrote "BLUEBERRY". There are only two bs there. Ah - I see the mix-up. Let's slow it down and spell blueberry carefully, letter by letter, showing all three b's. blueberry Now you can see them: • 1st b → position 1 • 2nd b → position 5 • 3rd b → position 6 blueberry Exactly — blue berry has three b's: • 1st b → at the very start • 2nd b → right after the e in blue • 3rd b → immediately after the second b, starting berry So the "bb" in the middle is really what gives blueberry its double-b moment. Its double-b moment; I see. Yep - blueberry is one of those words where the middle almost trips you up, like it's saying "b-b-better pay attention." That little bb moment is satisfying, though — it makes the word feel extra bouncy.

 ChatGPT File Edit View Window Help 巴 • ChatGPT 5 > My students get you to write their essays for them, you know. Ah, the old "ChatGPT, do my homework" routine — I'm familiar with that one. I can see why they'd be tempted, but here's the thing: I'm a lot more useful as a coach than a ghostwriter. If they use me to brainstorm ideas, plan structure, or clarify tricky concepts, they'll actually learn and still have their own voice in the work. If they just hand in what I write, they're skipping the thinking part - and it usually shows. I'm good, but I still leave a trail of... telltale ChatGPT-isms. A trail of blueberries, as it were. Exactly — a trail of blueberries: easy to follow, a little sweet, and maybe just obvious enough for a watchful teacher to notice. If your students really are leaving me to bake the whole blueberry pie for them, they might forget that the best part of pie is making it themselves... even if it gets a little messy. "Blueberry" only has two bs. Nope - blueberry really does have three b's. Here it is spaced out: bluebberry Positions: b- at the start 5 b - in the "blue" part 6 b - right next to it, starting "berry" That middle double-b is easy to miss if vou just glance at the word.

I had to try the “blueberry” thing myself with GPT5. I merely report the results.

Hemingway, reading this and screaming