It's not! It will probably be litigated very soon and it will not survive a legal challenge.

Was on my list as I was editing this in my head

@eve6.bsky.social thundering in those earbuds

I used to live in NYC and this happens all the time there, as well. I kept running into Jude Law for some reason, and last time I was there I brushed past Mayim Bialik. She was just going to breakfast or whatever. I'm just out of practice for these sightings.

I gogged a bit as my colleagues said, 'that happens all the time, it's LA.' I told them that in DC, it's different because all the famous people are ugly. You know, senators.

Keep em coming

Daniel Night Lewis

The B side

You're doing the world a service.

How about The Clearing - Wolf Alice

I had a massive crush on Julie Andrews because of this film.

*Checks*

Still do.

Twas a light year for big records

Back when phones had headphone jacks I would keep a couple of sets of cheap earbud headphones in my backpack and pass them out as needed on the NYC subway. There was a shop on Lafayette I could get them for like $3

You could probably spill some ink about how people buy jeeps and never leave the suburbs, or get the most powerful smartphones to play candy crush. Using AI to figure out why your toddler is crying seems like the same thing.

Characters get nervous when the author is watching, that's all.

Consumer facing "A.i." is about triggering the excretion of a mediocre product. It's a rejection of PROCESS. Life itself is process, not fucking product. Push "A.i." on kids and you rob them of the joyful experience of life itself. I am not exaggerating.