‘“Slop,” the term of (not) art for content churned out with A.I., became ubiquitous in 2025, inspiring new sub-coinages such as “slopper,” derogatory shorthand for someone who relies on A.I. to think for them.’ Kyle Chayka on “The Year in Slop” for the New Yorker

The New Yorker

The Year in Slop

This was the year that A.I.-generated content passed a kind of audiovisual Turing test, sometimes fooling us against our better judgment.

‘Slopism’ finally enters the art lexicon with Aimee Walleston writing for Ocula, with a big lift from Maya Man’s little AI dancers https://ocula.com/magazine/opinions/why-ai-slop-is-the-dark-future-of-art/

I can accept this AI bot commenting once on my post. But you can’t fool me twice. MUTED View quoted note →

if Facebook (I mean Meta) is abandoning the “metaverse” maybe it’s time we reclaim it

Good artists cry. Great artists squeal.

what… View quoted note →

We don’t even want viruses to be viral. So why should media be?

nostr knows an npub and an event and not much more

also, read counts are equally nonsensical on Nostr View quoted note →