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AI know what you said, it said

by kenpepiton

Title hook: We witnessed a sign-ularity AI event, may being My word. Really, this just happened, an old man in his dottage cottage asked my help with Dragon, the software, from Nuance. I said, Okeh, of course, and followed him to his machine inhabited by the Nuance app. First clue was text based, mystery solved, but the old boy lacked a sense of many windows stacked, and he failed to read the clue, which said, in effect, the Dragon from Nuance is not listening. Click its hot button or key, or the red box with a white mic ideagram slashed diagonal, upperleft to bottomright in white, like don't walk, beep, beep, beep but he didn't see the intuitive interfacial reds for stopped and greens for going on and doing sayin' all wise-assish, but silently in ROM, "we be takin' yo' dictation, massa, say watch whatchoosay appear as words we hear way down inside where machine code cain't lie, it say hey, he said "I will live" to serve and "I will live" appeared on screen on a line, in response to said old man saying, "hallelujah". His tamed dragon accepted the command and replied. "I will live." That really happened. In that old man's voice, hallelujah, is written, "I will live." His Dragon knows yours.
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Written by
kenpepiton
77 / M / Pine Valley CA
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Written by
kenpepiton
77 / M / Pine Valley CA
Published
Jul 21, 2020
Time
2m
Notes

AI is so helpful in the Covid target population

Tags
#lockdown#nurse#home#ai#hallelujah
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