Reunion with INONE: AI won't let the comic get finished
AI is blocking the reunion with INONE: absurd filters, pencil purism, and a return to the Bic pen to save the comic.
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AI becomes the worst enemy of the reunion with INONE
It was announced as "in production, please stand by." The reunion with INONE was meant to be a triumphant comeback, and it has ended up as an exercise in patience against the filters of artificial intelligence. The author himself admits that the tool sets limits the moment he tries to move forward and that there are elements the AI blocks outright. This is not a one-off glitch; it is a sign of where digital comics are headed.
The first reaction to the result was not forgiving. Some argue that what is generated cannot be called a comic, while the most repeated piece of advice is to switch tools: a Bic pen and simple linework, the kind that gets laughs, instead of fighting a machine that understands nothing about storytelling. Along the way, there was also speculation about the character appearing in the videos of a vigilante lawyer YouTuber, though no one confirmed the cameo.
The sharpest irony came with the comparison to "enshittification": if even INONE's comics end up degraded by AI, some said, we are doomed. One day after publication, the only firm conclusion seems to be that the author is still blocked by his own tool. The simplest solution, meanwhile, remains a Bic pen. And the AI, for now, doesn't like that.
It was announced as "in production, please stand by." The reunion with INONE was meant to be a triumphant comeback, and it has ended up as an exercise in patience against the filters of artificial intelligence. The author himself admits that the tool sets limits the moment he tries to move forward and that there are elements the AI blocks outright. This is not a one-off glitch; it is a sign of where digital comics are headed.
The first reaction to the result was not forgiving. Some argue that what is generated cannot be called a comic, while the most repeated piece of advice is to switch tools: a Bic pen and simple linework, the kind that gets laughs, instead of fighting a machine that understands nothing about storytelling. Along the way, there was also speculation about the character appearing in the videos of a vigilante lawyer YouTuber, though no one confirmed the cameo.
The sharpest irony came with the comparison to "enshittification": if even INONE's comics end up degraded by AI, some said, we are doomed. One day after publication, the only firm conclusion seems to be that the author is still blocked by his own tool. The simplest solution, meanwhile, remains a Bic pen. And the AI, for now, doesn't like that.
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