Those Pixel phones intrigue me! iPhone has a "magic wand" feature in photos that makes each photo you take look better. I've often wondered why they don't just have a feature to turn it on permanently. Instead you have to hit the button for each photo—every time. I think since AI is still so new and potentially life-changing we're hyper-focused on all of the intellectual minutiae and ethical deliberations. This is good to evaluate and decide where our individual "line in the sand" is in terms of usage. As a larger society, soon we'll get beyond that phase and accept it as a tool. AI is already embedded into the background of our lives in so many ways that the average person doesn't realize—like photo/video editing, algorithms that influence our thinking and purchasing, it's used on every social media platform for various purposes, etc. I see advanced-AI tools like Grok bot being more widely accepted now. Some people are even trusting it to automate their financial portfolios (which I wouldn't do yet) and even partially run their businesses. We're stepping into a strange new future and the scary part is the picture of it is still so blurry.