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Jesse Felder
@jessefelder.com

‘Frakes said his Muse agent did a fine job fielding questions for a couple of days. Then, on Monday, he woke up to: “Something went wrong overnight.” The agent messaged a dozen buyers “$1” for properties typically ranging from $20,000 to $100,000.’ www.wsj.com/tech/ai/ai-a...

wsj.comAI Agents Are Offering to Run Your Life. Should You Let Them?Personal bots, such as Meta’s Muse, OpenAI’s Dots, and Instinct, can now take on your to-do list. Should you let them?

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JeanSand - Keeping It Real
@jeansand.bsky.social

I will NEVER voluntarily allow AI into my life. AI infiltrates us without our consent, but I'll be gawd dammn if I ask them sh*t or delve into that sh*t. My natural born intelligence has served me well for decades.

Sledge Gritstone 🪨💪🔨🪨
@snarlahazard.bsky.social

I don't understand why anyone would do that, given how many mistakes these things make and how quickly they lose the plot of any ongoing transaction. People are going to lose reputations and livelihoods and marriages and who know what else on account of this.

Brian
@briatfar.bsky.social

What is the point of life if not to live it yourself? It’s bad enough we all so often try to be someone we aren’t, but too take it a step further and surrender your life to software seems like a quiet death