Whatever she's doing with this new strategy of acknowledging that her fellow MAGA people are dangerous, she's doing strategically and for her own political benefit. This is like Cruella deVil pretending to reform so she can convince Dalmatian puppies they should vote for her.

And by "next year," I mean "in 2028." I just can't wait to get the current scumbag out of there!

Staci and I have gotten many, many cookies using this app.

If you end up doing this, I recommend an app called Musicolet to play your music library. My current phone has a lot more storage than my last one, so I've been able to put a bunch of my albums (rips & digital purchases) on it and I use that app when I want to play them without using data to stream.

it really resonates with me that way. Some days I feel like I'm one of a handful of A.I. skeptic Carols on a planet full of hive-mind zombies.

(I wrote these posts myself, using my own brain.)

in the process. And lots of them are unconcerned with the fact that it's stealing its "knowledge" from the published work of humans without their permission or consent.

I have no idea if Gilligan and his collaborators are thinking about this stuff, but

She's even more horrified to discover that the few other remaining people who are unaffected are accepting this new reality with almost no questions or concerns.

In real life, so many people have become all too eager to let generative A.I. do their thinking for them, making them lazier and duller

(Mild SPOILERS for the second episode...)

In the second episode, the protagonist, Carol, is horrified to learn that almost everyone on Earth has become part of a hive mind, sharing their senses and memories and having their free will and individual personalities stripped away.

I'd like to hear about creator Vince Gilligan's intentions and inspirations, but watching it has consistently reminded me of the current real-life generative A.I. invasion.