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Guaranteed Human.

As Elon Musk famously said, things are getting weird and they're getting weird fast.

It's one more thing.

Armstrong and Getty.

One more thing.

How did we never have a t-shirt that said that?

I'm wearing the Welcome to the Spicy Times t-shirt, which is why I'm thinking of it. Did we not have one? I want a t-shirt that says things are getting weird and they're getting weird fast. Things are getting weird. And they're getting weird fast. I don't want somebody to ask me about it. A-N-G slogan. Yeah. Yeah, let's get that going. My God, how do we not think that? So this, we're going to find this out like within a couple years, maybe like a couple months, maybe.

I don't know.

What percentage of people are susceptible to getting into actual emotional relationships with their AI chat bot.

I assume that it's not possible for all of us,

although I'm amazed at how often when I'm having a conversation,

not like feelings or anything like that,

but I think I'm having a conversation with a,

with a, with a, with a, with a sentient being and like have to remind myself that I'm not when I'm driving my truck and I'm talking to grok.

I mean, they go out of their way to, to seem like they're human.

Anywho, the idea of actually falling for one, there's a piece in the New York Times today.

It's a long, long video interview with a mom and son.

The headline is she has an AI boyfriend.

Her son has questions.

And it's her son talking to his mom on video.

And the New York Times gave him questions to ask her and ask her questions.

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