I don't dislike ai, I dislike capitalism. Blaming the technology is like blaming the symptom instead of the disease. Ai just happens to be the perfect tool to accelerate that
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Me wife is a woman with her mother's first name as her middle name.
And of course my father in law is a fourth generation jr
I love Wander, visit lots of places. I love visiting my childhood city, and previewing places I'm going to vacation/visit/park, and so many great tourist places. Check out Chichen Itza!
Me too
Melinda's Ghost Pepper sauce. Hot and delicious, available at the supermarket near me
Really though I do like 80s sitcoms
This seems most plausible to me
I crave milk for some reason
I think it's a straw-man issue, hyped beyond necessity to avoid the real problem. Moderation has always been hard, with AI it's only getting worse. Avoiding the research because it's embarrassing just prolongs and deepens the problem
Makes me think of the special Silent Hill ending where a dog was in a room pulling all the levers.
I imagine this concept as a rogue-like, the princess (player) loots the dragons stash and chooses power ups for each round and the order they apply (like super auto pets or Noita wands), then tosses them out to the approaching knight.
The dragon then sends goons in waves while the knight fights, getting power ups when the princess decides they need it. Essentially a tower defense game too. Or, with more player agency, the knight could also be controlled by the player, but making it a tower defense makes the player feel trapped as needed
Each Knight drops more loot for the dragons stash, increasing the mix of power ups and empowering the next knight even more.
It's a bloody road of knights until the princess is rescued, then the player can be the next princess. In a different tower, with a different layout and starting stash.
I love this property πΈ