The silliness of A.I. paranoia.

The silliness of A.I. paranoia.

By Mark A. Rivera

A.I. is a tool. Any tool used irresponsibly can be dangerous. However that is why one learns about the tool before using it. For my recent Backrooms shorts, which were parody based on elements in the public domain, I used YouTube Create, which is a free app YouTube grants for creators to imagine with and bring visions to fruition. Two years ago the thought of typing a scenario into a program and within seconds have a near and or at times photo realistic scene created was the stuff science fiction. Now, just like the Internet, democratized the media, synthetic animation has given creators, a means of making Hollywood style special effects at virtually no cost. I was surprised by a few comments that were automatically paranoid because I used AI to generate imagery and yet make no mistake that whether it’s mainstream Hollywood or some independent creator on YouTube, artificially, intelligent animation is here to stay so long as it falls within in the case of YouTube the terms of service. Now it’s OK to dislike a video because you don’t like it. You don’t owe me an explanation. Although sometimes it’s nice to get feedback that’s articulate so long as it’s not abusive. Just don’t claim that you’re going to report me for using AI when I’m using it responsibly and within the context of an app that is heavily guard railed by both YouTube and it’s parent companies to ensure that ethical use is employed. I operate under the golden rule for this channel. Everyone is welcomed so long as they treat everyone as they would help they would be treated. This includes interacting with me. If you’re paranoid about synthetically produced content, then perhaps you should take that fear and educate yourself on the use of it by actually experimenting with it yourself instead of making ignorant statements and comments that here on in will be the immediate grounds for being banned from having comments posted on this channel for life. Life is too short to deal with ignorance. If you’re going to dislike something, please have an informed opinion that’s articulate instead of simply parroting things you’ve heard and obviously you know nothing about because if you did, you wouldn’t write such silly things. Thank you.

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Goofing On The Backrooms.

 

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THE SOCIAL RECKONING First Look Images.

THE SOCIAL RECKONING

Exclusively in Movie Theaters
October 9th, 2026

**Credits not final** Genre: Dramatic Thriller Rating: This film is not yet rated by The Motion Picture Association. For future rating information, please visit www.filmratings.com.

Synopsis: 

A companion piece to the hit film The Social Network, Sorkin’s original screenplay is based on the events that gave rise to the Wall Street Journal’s shocking exposé The Facebook Files. The film is inspired by the true story of how Frances Haugen (Madison), a young Facebook engineer, enlists the help of Jeff Horwitz (White), a Wall Street Journal reporter, to go on a dangerous journey that ends up blowing the whistle on the social network’s most guarded secrets.
 
Written and Directed by:
Aaron Sorkin
           
Produced by:
Todd Black, p.g.a.
Peter Rice, p.g.a.
Aaron Sorkin, p.g.a.
Stuart Besser, p.g.a.

Executive Producers:
Lauren Lohman
Roger McNamee
Ellen Goldsmith-Vein
Broderick Johnson
Andrew A. Kosove

Cast:
Mikey Madison
Jeremy Allen White
Wunmi Mosaku
Betty Gilpin
Billy Magnussen
with Bill Burr
and Jeremy Strong

#TheSocialReckoning

Kinetics, Frames And Compositions In The Sadist (1963).

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Kinetics, Frames And Compositions In The Sadist (1963).

The Sadist (1963) Complete Film Link Below.

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Joe Dante Discusses The Sadist (1963) on Trailers From Hell Link Below.

  https://youtu.be/pEsmL34B4d4?si=q3BpAokbsay3Yoxr

Kinetics, Frames And Compositions In The Sadist (1963).

Written and Narrated By Mark Rivera

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The Dichotomy and Perception of Causality and Supernatural Intervention in FARGO The Television Series Seasons 1 through 5.

 

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The Dichotomy and Perception of Causality and Supernatural Intervention in FARGO The Television Series Seasons 1 through 5.

A Short Doc By Mark A. Rivera

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The Ballad of Existential Cosmic Futility in Horror Express.

 

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The Ballad of Existential Cosmic Futility in Horror Express.

A Doc By Mark A. Rivera

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Mars Attacks: A Retrospective.

 

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Mars Attacks: A Retrospective.

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