Allie K. Miller

Like maybe you decide.

You just changed that one for me.

Wait a minute.

You're like, just switch a bitch out and bring in an agent.

Okay.

Really?

But maybe you're, like I'm mostly against AI companions and whatever, but like they're amazing.

We didn't even get there.

I think like AI is making me feel weird about time and that I think like time is a construct and no longer exists.

But anyways, I think that urgency exists, particularly as it means learning AI.

I really want everyone to be able to get the help that they need.

And I'm disappointed in our healthcare system that not everyone has access to that.

So on the one hand, I'm like very pro people getting the help that they need.

You also have states like New York who are working to ban people asking questions about health into these systems.

I think we're at a stage where people are still learning what is right, what is wrong.

My bigger worry is with children.

I am very loudly against, you know, AI toys without any sort of parent supervision.

We're in just like the muddy muck of it.

I think it's a very helpful tool to bring into the classroom when it makes sense.

High school age.