What galls me is not just the presumption that we want it, but that we need to be reminded that AI exists with every. Single. Interaction. Then you have Microsoft who had the nerve to charge EXTRA for Copilot by default (as part of Office whatever its name is this week), a product I don’t want and actively try to suppress.
My friend, you are trapped in a prison of your own creation.
Turn off your electronics, leave your phone behind, and going outside. Sit in a park. Get a library card and read books. Go jogging without music. Take a seat at the bar and chat with a stranger. Experience life raw and unfiltered. You don’t have to curate and share it with anyone.
Notice how everyone is constantly looking at screens by choice with no smiles on faces. No one is happier than before the ubiquitous internet except tech billionaires. Trust me, I was there in the 1990s. Life was more fulfilling because it was an adventure.
Do what you have to for work. Everything else is on you.
What galls me is not just the presumption that we want it, but that we need to be reminded that AI exists with every. Single. Interaction. Then you have Microsoft who had the nerve to charge EXTRA for Copilot by default (as part of Office whatever its name is this week), a product I don’t want and actively try to suppress.
My friend, you are trapped in a prison of your own creation.
Turn off your electronics, leave your phone behind, and going outside. Sit in a park. Get a library card and read books. Go jogging without music. Take a seat at the bar and chat with a stranger. Experience life raw and unfiltered. You don’t have to curate and share it with anyone.
Notice how everyone is constantly looking at screens by choice with no smiles on faces. No one is happier than before the ubiquitous internet except tech billionaires. Trust me, I was there in the 1990s. Life was more fulfilling because it was an adventure.
Do what you have to for work. Everything else is on you.