Katie Nolan

Oh, then I am doing.

I am aligning with the robots.

I know.

Okay.

I'm not like fully anti having a human help me out.

It's just usually easier if I just go boop, boop, boop, boop.

Never.

Nor have I. Have you not met me?

I'm not doing that.

Oh, no.

Isn't it like a nightmare of like everything happening at once?

It's just people pretending to be computers.

What I don't fully understand is... He said it helps with guidance in difficult situations.

This all depresses me because then I think about how much of our economy is tied up in these AI companies and the fact that like if we admit that it's just a bunch of guys in the Philippines, it all kind of comes crashing down.

So it's like we half have to pretend that the AI is so good it can do this.

And then other half have to pretend it's not that talented and skilled because if it is, then it's going to take everything over and no one's going to have any jobs anymore.

So we're just in this really fun place where it's like, either way, pretty bad.

And so what I'd like to focus on is can we be done with those tiny water bottles?

Those tiny water bottles?

That guy had the driest mouth, and I can tell he was rationing that tiny little water bottle.