Pfft, 5090



All kidding aside, the RTX5090 is my unicorn. Assuming I can justify the expense anyways. I am still stuck on buying lenses *shrug*

Clankers, bots, clickers, sloppers, groksucker, bot lickers, gear grinders, wirebacks, tin skin

I like groksucker. I have not heard that one before. I gotta add it to my vocabulary.

I honestly was thinking of patenting "Grokfucker". It has potential, I feel. ".io Hoe" is another I been trying on but still not as catchy as "Sirislut" or "Beta Banger"

.io hoe works!!! I work with a dude that insists on using draw.io for network maps and it is a shit program compared to visio or literally anything.

I haven't noticed the flood of AI content because I have the synthetic filter enabled.

> Is AI-wam killing real mess or killing umd?

To understand the impact it is having, you need to ask questions like these:

1. Have producers left due to AI-wam?
2. Have potential producers given up before starting due to AI-wam?
3. Has anyone paid for subscriptions to generate AI-wam rather than produce it, get customs, or buying existing content?

I think surveys or interviews would be needed to understand the impact AI-wam has had. I think it could certainly kill potential for real wam being created. It is also important to ask: Has AI-wam inspired anyone to create real content? It could also have a positive impact.

I think there are a lot of things that kill umd, real wam, cause producers to quit, or cause customers to leave. Such as:

1. Producers not being able to afford to make wam due to lack of profit.
2. Too much prep and cleanup effort.
3. Piracy.
4. Drop of audience due to age verification.
5. Producers ditching umd for OnlyFans.
6. Producers are not able to book models due to availability or costs.
7. Life changes or retiring.
8. Oversaturated market with too much existing wam to compete with.
9. New producers are unable to compete with other established producers.
(I don't know if these are the reasons. There may be more or less. It is just my guess.)

So now, I think AI-wam is just yet another reason why existing producers might quit or new producers might never start. That is unless people believe that the AI-wam being created is actually inspiring and drawing more customers and producers to real wam rather than driving them away. It is possible.


I don't think it should be banned. I would like ai-wam to be banned if any of these circumstances were true:

1. If there was no synthetic filter.
2. If a number of producers made an ultimatum and said they will leave umd unless ai-wam is banned.
3. If people submitting ai-wam were breaking laws and making illegal content that could risk umd being sued.
4. If there was evidence, polls, or a survey that proved that it is causing a negative impact to umd.

I can understand why Your Wet Cat and a few other producers would want it banned. I think it must feel discouraging. Creating real videos takes physical and mental effort in the planning, prep, performance, filming, editing, and everything else. It can require creativity and skills. I feel like it could be discouraging to put in the effort but not get the views, loves, comments, and sales that you were hoping for. Now you have to wonder why, and when you look to see what is being posted you see a bunch of ai wam. So now you have to wonder if people would rather generate content rather than look at the real content you made. The ai wam will depict unachievable scenarios and set unnatural standards of what women should look like. It is becoming easier to generate and more realistic. Some people that used to buy content will start generating content. I think it is growing exponentially too.

I wish I could look into the future and see what it is like 5 years from now. Maybe AI-wam needs to be banned now to save the real-wam market. Or maybe the AI-wam becomes so good that the majority of people like it. Or maybe it busts and flops where generating content becomes too expensive.

I have to agree Ai is fast killing the fetish scene, not only is its impact hitting us on here but other platforms are being targeted too like fetlife and others the worst effected seem to be Instagram for images and Ai generated profiles.

A friend had been chatting to what he deemed to be a genuine person the other day but later found out it was an Ai chat bot - he complained to the admin and got laughed at! but it does raise the question I guess as some sites have started to implement new members holding a piece of paper with there username and date of birth on, so admin's can verify who's real and who's not upon joining.

Verified accounts get more access than non accounts to members photo's/ videos and how many times they are allowed to message people.