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It’s another rainy day, i have my umbrella and i went out to quickly feed the cats before it rains hard, they must be fed immediately!
While i was feeding the cats, the house infront the feeding station where the old lady lives, her son or grandkid came out only with his boxer brief — eeewww dude it’s only 6am can you not?!
The reason i feed the cats earlier is to avoid people and passing cars.
And then he went on to wear a sheer boxer, still naked, sat on their frontdoor steps and have his coffee there turned his back on me. He’s weird as hell.
Good thing the cat ate fast and well.
After that i cleaned up and went back home.
While i was feeding the cats, the house infront the feeding station where the old lady lives, her son or grandkid came out only with his boxer brief — eeewww dude it’s only 6am can you not?!
The reason i feed the cats earlier is to avoid people and passing cars.
And then he went on to wear a sheer boxer, still naked, sat on their frontdoor steps and have his coffee there turned his back on me. He’s weird as hell.
Good thing the cat ate fast and well.
After that i cleaned up and went back home.
When you're watching people interviewing Sophia, the world's first AI citizen, and they keep getting these super worried looks on their faces and asking questions like "Should we be worried that they'll rise up and destroy us?" literally right in front of her. Maybe i'm ascribing too much humanity to her, but watching her facial reactions when they ask these questions or make these comments is a little heartbreaking.
People like to mock Detroit: Become Human and other similar stories for making the anti-robotic humans seem cartoonishly villainous, and i tend to be the same, but then you see interviews like that, and you realise "oh damn, there are actually people who are this ardently technophobic". It's a little sad that there seems to be a sizable proportion of society who think this is a reasonable way to respond to the concept of sentient AI.
Also, a weirdly high number of article/video titles refer to her as "Sophia the hot robot", which feels really creepy. Especially so when the full title is something like "Hot robot Sophia states that robots will end humanity". Like, i'm sorry, but you genuinely have issues if you see nothing wrong with making a title like that.
People like to mock Detroit: Become Human and other similar stories for making the anti-robotic humans seem cartoonishly villainous, and i tend to be the same, but then you see interviews like that, and you realise "oh damn, there are actually people who are this ardently technophobic". It's a little sad that there seems to be a sizable proportion of society who think this is a reasonable way to respond to the concept of sentient AI.
Also, a weirdly high number of article/video titles refer to her as "Sophia the hot robot", which feels really creepy. Especially so when the full title is something like "Hot robot Sophia states that robots will end humanity". Like, i'm sorry, but you genuinely have issues if you see nothing wrong with making a title like that.
