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I don't understand this desire these people have to make the "AI" do everything. Are they an adult baby and hate the idea of ever needing to do anything themselves? Do they just want to sit around crying and shtting themselves all day while the AI lives their life for them?
Even if I did honestly believe that the magic word machine was capable of doing anything I ask it to, I still wouldn't want it to just do everything for me like these people seem to want it to. Do they not feel powerless and useless when they get the AI to do something instead of learning how to do it themselves?
for real, the OpenClaw ("the AI that actually does things") home page cites the following as standout use cases:
"Clears your inbox, sends emails, manages your calendar, checks you in for flights."
Come the fuck on, this is what we're burning down the world for? (And then it turns out that it can't even do that shit. Meta Security Researcher's AI Agent Accidentally Deleted Her Emails)
Even if I were flying so much that checking in were some kind of actual burden - and in this fantasy scenario I didn't have a real life assistant who would do it for me - I wouldn't trust the chatbot to do it without accidentally putting me on the terror watchlist somehow.