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I seriously think that in the next couple years you're going to see so many people experience paranoia re: whether any given text/image they're looking at is AI-generated that it will be a clinically-recognized condition. It's happening to me to some extent, and I'm watching it happen on art sites like DA/Pixiv.

Okay just my two cents about this. You can curate an experience that is mostly offline. If you spend time looking at art enough you realize even a good scan doesn't compare to a physical object. Many colors are not able to be accurately presented on a screen. There are so many folks whose life for better or worse is filtered through the digital. I understand the value of digital art. But you can change where and what your little eyeballs are looking at. Everyone is so worried about the internet and hot take we've been avoiding caring for life on this planet because we can't let go of this brief window of time of social media and internet access. I like libraries. The text on is a little more difficult. But the more I think you avoid consuming just to be consuming, ala scrolling, the more you can just avoid it.

I just watched the news interview with one of the residents of this neighbor earlier and this is a bit embellished. But yeah essentially the waymos just drive around when they don't have passengers rather than parking and waiting for passengers to call. Evidently they frequent this neighborhood while waiting and are overall a pointless addition to traffic. Ferrying no humans, just aimlessly wandering till given a purpose

I have seen this does inflate miles driven so it makes them appear safer. So i'm curious about that.