Suddenly, every other app was bragging about its "AI-powered" features. Your dating app promised to find you the perfect match. And let's not forget the rise of "AI art," which, let's be honest, mostly looked like a toddler had a seizure while playing with a kaleidoscope. AI express: in 2024, it was Tuesday But here's the thing: "Is Skynet finally online?" they'd ask, eyes wide with terror. "Will the robots steal our jobs? Our souls? Our very identities?" Honestly, it got a bit ridiculous. And then came the "experts." Oh, the experts. They all had opinions, of course. One minute they were warning us about the dangers of "AI bias" – apparently, the robots were judging people based on their sock choices and their preference for pineapple on pizza (a truly heinous crime, I agree). The next they were raving about the "ethical implications" of a chatbot that could write better poetry than them. I...
