Published on 2026/01/15
AI-MADE MOVIES
How long will it take until we see a
movie entirely made by artificial intelligence? Not a short experiment, not a flashy demo, not a half-decent trailer. A
real movie. With a beginning, a middle, and an end. With
rhythm,
intent, characters that evolve, and a story strong enough to keep you sitting there for
an hour and a half in front of the screen.
The question no longer sounds like
science fiction. Just a few years ago, talking about this was pure speculation. Today, seeing how AI keeps advancing in the generation of
images,
video,
voices,
music, and
scripts, the question is no longer
if it will happen, but
when.
And what�s interesting isn�t just that AI can
replicate what already exists, but what it can
break along the way. An AI isn�t limited by
budgets, impossible shoots, actors aging, schedules, locations, or even the
laws of physics. It can design
complex sequences without worrying about how they�ll be filmed. It can chain visual ideas together without hearing the usual �that can�t be done.� It can build
more intricate narratives, denser and riskier, without having to convince anyone that the investment is safe.
Cinema has always been shaped by
technology. Every major leap has changed how stories are told: sound, color, digital effects. Artificial intelligence points in a different direction. It�s not just
another tool. It�s a
new kind of creator, capable of generating entire worlds from scratch and adapting them in real time. Stories that could even
change depending on the viewer. Different versions of the same movie. Pacing adjusted to who�s watching. Narrative decisions that aren�t locked in from the start.
That doesn�t mean traditional cinema will
disappear. But it does mean the idea of a �movie� can
stretch much further than what we�re used to. And when that happens, it won�t be overnight. It�ll arrive gradually, like everything else. First
short pieces, then mid-length films, and eventually something we can call a
movie without quotation marks.
As a small preview of all this, today I�m sharing three AI-generated videos where characters from Toy Story, The Incredibles, and Shrek jump into the
real world, integrated into film sets as if they�d always belonged there. They�re not a movie. They don�t try to be. But they work as a
pretty clear window into something that�s probably
much closer than we think.
And when that moment arrives, maybe we won�t even ask whether it�s cinema or not. Maybe we�ll just
hit play.
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Published on 2026/01/15
THE NUDES OF CLAUDE FRENETTE
Claude Frenette develops
artistic nude photography that is elegant and deeply
aesthetic.
His work is characterized by
clean compositions and a sensitivity that prioritizes
form,
texture, and the
presence of the body without artifice.
Frenette leans toward images that evoke
stillness,
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contemplation, creating scenes that feel closer to
visual expression than to conventional photography.
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Published on 2026/01/15
COMFORT VS EFFORT
In WALL�E, humans spend their days lying on
floating chairs. They eat, consume content, and move around without moving, without effort. Technology takes care of everything. Work disappears. Movement becomes
optional. Desire turns
passive.
The result is obvious:
bodies that no longer need to do anything. Everything is covered. Everything is
easy.
And that�s naturally where technology tends to go. Anything that
makes life easier is welcomed with open arms. If it saves time, energy, or discomfort, it has a better chance of being developed, funded, and normalized. It�s not a conspiracy, it�s simply how
progress works.
The question is:
what�s the price?
A future where all needs are covered with the minimum possible effort can be very tempting. There are definitely people who love that idea. But comfort has a strange side effect: when everything is too easy, it
starts to lose its appeal.
And this is where the
video comes in.
A bed that moves for you. A system designed to reduce physical effort to the bare minimum. The body stops leading and the mechanism takes over. You�re there, but
you�re not really doing much. You let the device handle it.
Sure, it might be fun to try. Novelty always is. But once the surprise wears off, what�s left? When even that becomes automatic, predictable, optimized�
doesn�t it start to feel a bit empty?
Technology always ends up asking the same question, just in different formats:
How much effort do you want to remove?
And how much are you willing to lose in return?
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Published on 2026/01/15
VISUAL STIMULI VS FANTASY
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Our brain doesn�t always work the same way. It doesn�t operate the same when it�s
receiving stimuli as when it�s
creating them.
When we watch videos, reels, porn, or any kind of visual content, the brain switches into
reception mode. The images are already there. The pace is already set. You just look and react. It�s
comfortable. It�s
fast. It�s
effective.
But when you
imagine, things change. Nothing is given to you. The scene comes from inside. You have to
build it,
hold it, keep it going. That�s when the brain works in
projection mode. It�s slower, more demanding, and it requires
focus.
Watching is absorbing.
Imagining is creating.
And like everything else,
what you don�t use gets clumsy.
You can see this clearly in
kids today. They spend hours consuming constant stimuli�everything animated, everything fast, everything resolved. There�s barely any room for
boredom, and boredom used to be exactly what pushed us to
imagine, to
invent, to create from within. It�s not that they can�t do it�it�s that
they don�t train it.
The same thing happens with
masturbation.
For years, a big part of arousal came from
fantasy. Now visual porn gives you everything done. And sure, it works. But it trains the brain to
get turned on by reacting, not by creating.
And once you get used to that path, it becomes harder to get going using only
imagination. Not because something�s wrong with you, and not because things were better before, but because
that part of the brain hasn�t been used in a while.
It�s not about
demonizing anything.
It�s about understanding that
absorbing and projecting aren�t the same.
And maybe not forgetting
how to do the second one.
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Published on 2026/01/14
WOMEN ALSO RESORT TO VIOLENCE
Sometimes
violence is talked about as if it were something exclusive to
men. And it�s true that we tend to be more impulsive, more physical and, statistically, more lethal. Most
homicides are committed by men, and more often than not, it�s men killing other men. That�s what the data shows.
But from there to thinking that violence is only our thing� there�s a long way to go.
Women also resort to violence in certain contexts. Not with the same frequency or the same lethality, but they do. Because violence isn�t just about testosterone or brute force: it�s about
pride,
fear,
defending territory, that primitive impulse to flee or fight when a situation spirals out of control. And that impulse lives in all of us.
No matter how civilized we think we are, those
instincts are still there. Right now they�re dormant because we live in societies that provide almost everything for us. But if tomorrow we had to
fight over basic resources, don�t doubt it: we�d be living in a much more violent world. And
it wouldn�t be just a men�s issue.
That�s why the idea that �women are beings of light� or that a world run by women would automatically be peaceful feels so off. Ask women themselves. Many will tell you the same thing:
a woman�s biggest enemy is often another woman. Competition, resentment, hierarchies� same dynamics as always, just wrapped differently.
So no,
violence is never going to disappear. It�s part of human survival, whether we like it or not. We can contain it, channel it, disguise it� but it�s still there, waiting for the right context.
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Published on 2026/01/14
RANDOM AI-GENERATED IMAGES VOL28Lately we keep hearing the same line:
artificial intelligence is going to take our jobs.
And it�s probably true. Not everyone�s, not all at once, but many of them. Factories, offices, services, creative work, customer support� the sector doesn�t matter.
If something can be automated and made cheaper, it will be.
And that�s where an uncomfortable question pops up:
if people lose their jobs, who�s going to buy what companies produce?
Because the system has always worked the same way: you work, you get paid, you consume. Companies sell because there�s money on the other side. But if that �other side� loses its income,
the equation starts to squeak. Badly.
The usual answer is optimistic: new jobs will appear, wealth will be redistributed, solutions will be found. Progress always ends up benefiting everyone.
But�
does anyone really believe that those who concentrate power and money are losing sleep over it?
The famous
1% doesn�t need the
99% to live well. What it needs is to
maintain its status. And that doesn�t depend on whether you or I have a job, but on
staying on top. Money matters, sure, but
power matters more. And power is not handed out out of goodwill.
Sometimes we think they�ll �have to find a solution�, otherwise the system will collapse. But maybe not. Maybe the system doesn�t collapse:
it just becomes smaller and more closed. Fewer people inside, more people left outside.
It�s not a new idea. It�s been in countless movies:
walled cities, elites living comfortably with every service available, and outside� whatever�s left. Survival, precariousness, chaos.
It�s always felt like science fiction. But so did
many things we now consider completely normal.
So maybe the real question isn�t whether AI is going to take our jobs.
The real question is:
do the people in charge actually care if it does?
And the honest answer
isn�t very optimistic.
Think about it.
And to make it easier to digest, I�m sharing
AI-generated images with you. It�s not all bad.
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The human centipede returns.
The scene belongs to the porn parody
The Human Sexipede.
The acting weight falls on actresses Jynx Maze and Sunny Lane. In the following links you can watch several scenes they�ve starred in throughout their film careers.
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Sunny Lane porn videos
Published on 2026/01/14
NO ONE CAN STOP THEMThese driverless vans starting to pop up around China have something deeply unsettling about them. Not so much because they look futuristic, but because they
don�t seem to understand the concept of braking. They just do their thing. Period.
You see them crossing pothole-filled roads
without slowing down, bouncing along as if the ground didn�t exist. There�s no hesitation, no adjustment, none of that very human instinct of �maybe I should take this slower.�
The algorithm has decided to move forward, and forward it goes.
In another clip, one of them is dragging a motorbike stuck underneath. It doesn�t stop. It doesn�t react. It keeps going as if hauling a motorcycle were a minor detail. In another scene, it drives straight onto a freshly poured concrete street, still soft. The cement gives way, the van doesn�t.
It doesn�t understand the mistake because it doesn�t understand the context.
And that�s where the video stops being just funny and starts getting unsettling. Because what makes you laugh isn�t clumsiness, but the
total absence of human judgment. There�s no improvisation, no common sense, no sense of �this isn�t the moment.� Just an instruction being carried out to the very end.
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Today�s slow-motion moment.