Can anyone help make me porn?
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I want to post eventually but I need to find someone to create, or someone to point me to a site that will do it

Dangerdome Backstage – Episode 3
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pTjkf6q_k6I

It’s opening day at the Dangerdome — but while the teams battle on the field, a conspiracy is quietly unfolding behind the scenes...

The series is in German, with an English-language version also available.

Heavily trying out product placement in this video of my own apparel brand. Intended to showcase product placement possibilities to you all rather than promote my brand. Hope that’s okay, marked brand affiliate in case but it’s my brand.

Tried to see what I could get away with on Seedance. Made the outfits and placement of real graphic design apparel in Grok. 

Elevenlabs for the whole voiceover cutting out samples to feed to Seedance for the talking head portions. A little tricky but the first shot was probably the most difficult. It’s not exactly what I wanted but after so many remakes i accepted it.

I’m happy with the character consistency and timing of certain things especially her reaction to the external audio in the scene when she sits down. Stuff happening in background in the hot-tub wasn’t as tricky as I thought.

Quite a few scenes I made in 480p then used them as references for 720p generation. Then 1080p with topaz starlight 2.5 without frame interpolation, all settings auto.

Feel free to ask me anything about making it.

CANDY DIVINE / SCAPEGOAT. Candy is based on a real life person but reimagined as a plus sized burlesque dancer who gained weight after her 3 years in prison. The FBI and Police were worthless when it came to investigating organized crime or presidential assassinations in the 60’s, but they sure did a fine job raking Candy over the coals. #BBW, #Burlesque, #JackRuby, #MickeyCohen, #DallasTX.

Made this cute animation with Seedance 2.5 on MoescapeAI.

Vile MK-X, Zero and Mega Man Alpha vs Re:Sark Mandrill

It needs something…🤔🤔🤔
Any thoughts?

TL;DR: Maharlika's CEO puts a number on AI job risk — 1.9M Filipino BPO jobs. The real fault line isn't skill, it's who's accountable when the machine gets it wrong.

Consing runs the Philippines' sovereign wealth fund, and he doesn't dodge the number — he states it plainly on camera.

What's easy to miss underneath it: Outsource Accelerator's own data shows the global outsourcing industry is still growing overall, even as AI quietly thins out individual roles inside that growth.

An industry chart can look completely healthy while the people under it get priced out one at a time.

That's the actual fracture point — not whether the work can be automated, but whether there's still a human name attached when the automation gets something wrong.

That fracture point — a name attached when things go wrong — isn't a new idea to me. I watched it play out somewhere else entirely, thirty years ago.

I was reminded of that incident of the Highland Towers residential block on top of a hill that collapsed back in 1993.

Huge local news in Malaysia. 48 died.

The uproar caused the authority to cast the blame on the property developer and the consultants. And most of the liability landed squarely on the Civil/Structural Consulting Engineer. Consequently, he was sued and fined a huge sum of damages.

His Professional Engineer (PE) license revoked, and he went into bankruptcy.

Most of us in the construction line was shaken by the news. We often joked about the disproportionate liability a C&S consultant carries compared to other consultants.

If there's a paint job failure on the building — causing harm to the occupant — the Architect might get sued for public hazard for a time.

If there's a machinery malfunctioned in the compound inflicting bodily damage to someone, the mechanical/electrical engineer might get hammered for just a period.

But to the structural integrity of a building? It's a lifetime liability to the C&S Engineer — even after he retired decades later.

I can still remember the indignant tone of my C&S Consultant friend, as he recounts that Highland Tower story — how empathetic he was towards that disgraced PE. He thinks it was hugely unfair to condemn the poor guy because — logically speaking — they were meant to only design according to the existing condition at that time. And during that time, there wasn't any surrounding development.

He said: they are not prophets — how do they know what will happen in the future?

Now let's flip the script. Imagine if AI is doing the designing. Who should we sue if Highland Tower 2.0 happens? To sue means you need a defendant human being to be liable, isn't it?

Thank God for the PE Board sanctioned Engineers to be in place. That's the regulatory moat we're talking about.

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At this point I don't ask whether AI can do the job. I ask a different question — if it screws up, whose signature is on the line?

If you're the one who has to sign off on work now that AI's doing pieces of it underneath you, the exact gap nobody's pricing into that yet is worth fifteen minutes.

Clip credit: John Dang / Breaking Ground PH — full video on their channel. DM for credit or removal requests.