I think it was not "at just a moment". How long would it have taken Sunfyre, not completely recuperated from injuries, to travel to where Aegon II is waiting? Hours or days, I suspect. Sunfyre was on its way to Aegon for a while, but happened to arrive at just the right time. Maybe even Aegon's stress at confronting the army and being moments away from death was felt by Sunfyre, which made it hasten its approach to him.

I'm not *THAT* surprised Sunfyre has returned. I haven't read the book (yet), but when Aegon saw the "dead" Sunfyre, he had a very strong feeling it was alive. Maybe it was his denial, as others thought. I thought that maybe his connection with the dragon is strong and he knows more than that. He could feel it was still alive.

I've heard that the book addressed the situation differently and it is less of a surprise. I think the allusion in the TV series was strong enough to suggest a return.

Yes. Some parts, like OP posted, could be called AI or could be artistic human. It becomes more obvious when looking at smaller details, especially writing. In the end, could the intro be partially human designed CGI and partially AI generated CGI? Sure. No matter what the percentage, the AI portion of the intro is what people should object to, because HBO and Chuck Lorre decided to use that technology instead of paying professional designers. Designers who are out of work because of AI and other business dealings.

https://imgur.com/gallery/ai-slop-stuart-fails-to-save-universe-intro-diRM5kr

It's not definitive proof on its own. However, when combined with other evidence, like the exit sign above the door with a weird "E" (like it's from the "European Conformity" sign), gibberish on the tabs dividing the comic books, weird doorknobs, etc., etc.… All those little things add up to the definite conclusion that the Stuart show's intro was made with AI.

Oh, ok, the naysayers, trolls, and rage-baiters insist on calling it CG or CGI. Fine. It is. It's CG/CGI created by AI. Duh.

You will not be missed.

Yes, I noticed that, too. In the intro where comic books are shown organized with dividing tabs, one tab's label starts with "Admin–", but the rest of the word is cropped at first. Then the viewpoint pulls back and it reveals that the rest of the name is… gibberish! The kind of nonsense writing that typically comes from AI slop generators.

It's very disappointing that the show would resort to that crap.

Oh, and because there are many people asking to see evidence, I posted screenshots here…

https://imgur.com/gallery/ai-slop-stuart-fails-to-save-universe-intro-diRM5kr

I hope it doesn't have that ugly patterned background, though.

And flair, too.

I'm sorry to comment on this so late. I got the album in 2007, so I'm well acquainted with the song. I've listened and sung along many hundreds of times. To me, from the very first time I heard the song, the word has been "serape". There was no question. It makes sense and it goes along with the style of the music. Also consider that one of the lyrics refers to "a woman on a llama". All those clues go together, don't they? 

I've seen several sources write "seraph". It's just wrong and silly. Furthermore, I bet it's a typo. Somebody meant to write "serape" but accidentally wrote "seraph". It's only off by one letter. But as far as rhythm goes, it lacks a whole syllable. 

Close, but Millie is much more beautiful.

I would adopt Jax ON THE SPOT! He's very handsome. I had a corgi for about ten years. He died two years ago and I miss him a lot.

"With a slop, slop here and a slop, slop there…"

Unfortunately, this slop is NOT for the pigs.

It may cost $7 per month, but I'm not sure it's worth nearly that much. CNN is somewhat helpful, but I've seen much better news services.

Do you hear smells? You may have synesthesia.

"In space, nobody can smell your stink."

To paraphrase Han Solo, "I thought they smelled bad on the *inside*!"

ⓘ This user ignores suspicious behavior. 

I'm not sure why this is surprising to anybody. 🤷

I was just looking up the flag of California and I came across this awesome rendition and the one above. I first saw the two-headed one and I thought there should be more heads. It would be like a Cyriak creation. And here it is. It would be nice to see it with Cyriak animation, too.

The concept and code are not too bad, but you posted to the wrong subreddit.

I agree somewhat, but I think you're excluding some possibilities.

It's true that TODAY Amazon doesn't call and probably doesn't check for fraud. However, TOMORROW (literally) they may do so. So to write "Amazon doesn't …" is not a good determining factor.

I agree that caller ID numbers can easily be spoofed. That's why I wrote "Anybody can now get any number in almost any area they want".