The metal ends on my sister-in-law’s drawstring pants held her up last year. My daughter gets flagged for the most bizarre things. The Hello Kitty hanging from her backpack got a going-over on our summer vacation.

No he’s crazy, but it makes me wonder if NYT is about to drop something that has stirred him up.

For me it’s always the rabbit holes that open up whole new avenues of research or interpretation. People who don’t research cannot understand.

When AI is not a choice or an option in software and is instead forced upon the masses, don’t expect it to be welcomed with open arms. It has become a plague, so the instinctive reaction is “ban it.” YOU are clearly biased if you cannot grasp this.

Microsoft shouldn’t expect the rest of us who just want a word processing program would welcome AI on our computer screens. I don’t ask Google to summarize for me, it just does it. Somehow AI came pre installed on my daughter’s new iPhone.

He originally linked an article that explains why academics hate AI. This would be a niche problem for professors but for the fact that everyone else is also having AI shoehorned into every aspect of their lives. Clippy was annoying & continues to be a joke.

I prefer it to the Trump aesthetic