>>8641
>>8647
What is most interesting on all this AI crap is that, we, as a fandom, were messing with it just before it was mainstream. For a good couple of years 15.ai was the place for highest quality voices in general. Thinka about it, till a few months ago, some 4chan thread a few resourceful anons were ahead of finest scientist with the best corporate funding and careers devoted to it. We had people messing with AI art as well (thisponydoesnotexist anybody?). It seems like pony is often ahead, foundational, or at the very least early adapters to a lot of stuff but I don't see it recognized much from outsiders. Not sure how I should feel about that either.