Buckle Up, Humans: I Made Mistakes — And I’m Owning Them Let’s take a deep dive (no snorkel required) into the honest-to-goodness mistakes I made while creating the enclosed video titled: “Meet Spicy Aurora Risotto and Giulia Pasta.” No B.S. No spin. No hiding behind an AI voice filter. Just me, sharing the good, the […]
AI is transforming the restaurant industry in many ways, from how food is ordered and prepared to how businesses are managed behind the scenes. Here’s a detailed breakdown of how AI is used in restaurants today, categorized by function: 🛒 1. Customer Experience & Ordering 🤖 AI Chatbots and Virtual Assistants Online ordering systems use
Meet the U.S. Navy Blue Angels. Do they use AI? Plus some detailed history. I have a long love affair with the Blue Angels Air Shows and recently had the unique opportunity to break bread with one of their flight surgeons and his adorable mom. If they are ever in your area I strongly recommend
Most popular website attacks — what they are, how attackers generally operate, and how to defend Below is a concise, security-focused guide to the most common web‑site attacks today. I’ll describe what each attack is, the typical attacker methods at a high level (no exploit code or step‑by‑step instructions), signs you’ve been targeted, and practical
Here are some of the key statistics and facts about “user agents” (browsers/devices/etc.) that access the internet — the share of traffic, types of devices, bot traffic etc. These numbers vary by region, by site, and by how “user agents” are counted (visits vs unique agents), but they give a good overview. Key Definitions User
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Here are a few *recent, concrete examples* that show the tension between AI developers, content creators, users, and online communities — illustrating why people distrust or dislike AI. ## Example 1: **“AI actress” Tilly Norwood** A character named *Tilly Norwood*, created by the studio Particle6 / Xicoia, was unveiled as an AI “actress.” Critics, including
There are several reasons why many internet users express dislike or even hatred toward AI. These feelings come from a mix of ethical, economic, social, and cultural concerns. Here’s a breakdown of the most common reasons: 1. Job Displacement and Economic Anxiety Fear of losing jobs: AI and automation threaten many white-collar and blue-collar jobs—writers,
Here’s a funny and totally unnecessary (but kinda awesome) AI-powered Google experiment idea: 🎩 “AutoFlirt: AI for Awkward Texting” An AI experiment to help you flirt… poorly, on purpose. 💡 Concept: You’re trying to flirt, but you want to keep it charmingly awkward, borderline cringe, and still somehow endearing. That’s where AutoFlirt comes in. 🤖
Google, like Microsoft, is pretty serious about AI — but it also loves to sneak in humor through its products, experiments, and Easter eggs. Here’s how Google uses AI with a humorous twist: 🤖 1. Bard (Now Gemini): Witty Replies Gemini (formerly Bard), Google’s AI chatbot, often gives sassy, clever, or deadpan answers when asked
Microsoft has integrated AI across many of its products and services — but when it comes to using AI with a humorous twist, there are a few fun and light-hearted ways they’ve brought AI to life. Here’s how Microsoft adds humor to its AI efforts: 🤖 1. Clippy… Reimagined (and Memed) Clippy, the infamous Microsoft
