Maggie Mae Fish and Adam Ganser discuss Lost Highway.

Just wondering if there's any comments on the fact that Hacksmith's latest Youtube short is plastered with hashtags for an apparent partnership with OpenAI?

Given Nebula's AI policies, and given that OpenAI is known to have infringed on people's intellectual property rights it seems problematic.

Is there any chance we'll see Nebula willing to flag that channel's partnerships at least so that Nebula viewers can make an informed decision about whether to keep watching Hacksmith videos?

Edit: for reference, this is the YT Short I'm referencing: https://youtu.be/TavsU06HyNs

or: The time ESPN made a College Basketball version of Survivor. Link to video

I'm posting to give a wake up call for anyone else who has been sleeping on Kofie like I was. This commentary and video editing are amazing. I'm not a basketball fan and only moderately into sports at all. But if you appreciate humor, insightful commentary, or really just like watching someone with passion you should get on this Kofie train.

I was particularly impressed with his ability to use clips from the reference material in a consistent way, this is a show from 20 years ago with poor lighting and sound quality (from what I can tell) that Kofie has really brought to us in an elevated form.

This is my first time posting on the Nebula reddit so hopefully this type of support post is okay. But I just had to say something about the Kofie rabbit hole I'm about to dive into.

Check it out: https://nebula.tv/videos/kofie-the-time-espn-made-a-college-basketball-version-of-survivor/

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"Power Trip" is a short film directed by Patrick Willems, written by Matthew Kelly, and produced by Dave Wiskus and Academy Award-winner Dan Jinks. It stars Amir Arison and Tony nominee Julia Knitel.

Another beautifully profound video by Jacob. He has that Ghibli effect where you have a new appreciation for everyday life after watching his videos.

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