Oh no, please, don’t. Hypothetically, if I were to anger you further, would she get floofier?

::: spoiler spoiler sdfasfasfsafasdf :::

My party artificer, making a sheering kit…

It’s pretty great that the Warlock’s patron doesn’t know what would actually be considered a curse for a typical mortal.

Like when Anya from Buffy the Vampire Slayer dresses up as a bunny rabbit for Halloween because she’s a demon and thinks rabbits are scary.

Lady Marshmallow travels like a Wooloo.

We will kill him.

This matches my thoughts on it

You may sheer it, but it grows back almost instantly.

Yay, infinite money glitch, let’s retire from adventurer life and just become wool traders

It also disappears from your hands. Monkey paw that wish!

And it’s not even a shiny… which means Lady Marshmallow survived the great Wooloo massaker.

Is this sheep real and where can I find more pictures?

Looks like an AI gen at a quick inspection. Someone correct me if I’m wrong.

Yup, AI (Midjourney, to be precise).

Or every fabric woven out of that wool slowly turns the wearer mad or into a follower of the patreon.

^But mooom this sweater is sooooo fluffy^

Do you just know that from seeing it on the midjourney feed, or are you able to judge the model just from looking at it?

No, I did a Google image search and found out how it was made. I’m definitely not good enough to know which AI program made an image on sight!

Maybe someday 🧐

I’m assuming the opposite, that AI will get so good that I won’t be able to tell without searching for the image/video online. Terrifying, really.

I think that’s totally possible, but I also think it’s equally likely that people become better and better at recognizing it. I remember when I was a kid what now looks like terrible CGI in movies was quite believable. People are really good at recognizing patterns, and especially for any kids growing up with AI they’re going to get a lot of exposure to it and likely become very good at spotting it. For all anyone knows it may just become inbred too if they can’t find a way to weed out AI from the training.

I’m not saying the hype the ai industry is pushing about only improving from here couldn’t happen, but it’s hardly a foregone conclusion from what I’ve seen so far.