12:24 AM
Open with sitcom music. Scene 1, Roy's comment is shaking. Scene 2, zoom into Joey who is a young 27 year old white American man in a blue shirt, eyeglasses on his face, pretending to pray, with the window and blue behind him. Joey is in the top left circle. Scene 3, Joey yells like he is Tom Cruise, "Shut up Roy, I need my beauty sleep." Scene 4, Joey walks off screen. Scary music starts playing.

01:02 PM
Floppy AI.

Future devices should not simply have power-hungry AI. Instead, they should have an adaptive hybrid approach meaning they should have the ability switch between modes. Devices should have switches to turn features on and off. Devices should have manual and automatic modes. The AI features should be available especially in automatic modes. Historically, Linux operating systems have tend to be lighter than Windows and Apple. Future devices should learn from the innovation from Linux projects. Devices can utilize AI which can suck up a lot of power normally and devices should also utilize simple designs too. Devices should allow for customization so users can decide when, where, how, what, why, regarding how often AI will come in to do tasks on their devices.

Hardware and software can be designed to partner with AI in a dance.

AI could function like a human with the ability to run software on hardware. Future devices may want to utilize on a hybrid approach of compartmentalizing between traditional software and AI. Future hardware may want to have AI drives with AI cards. The AI cards could function sort of like a video game in that the AI would interact with you and have the power to be your personal assistant. AI should compete with AI. Devices should let people pick and choose which AI systems they want to play with. Hardware should be designed to allow people to plug in and out multiple AI systems in and out of the computers, phones, cars, etc. If an AI is causing problems. You should have switches to turn it off. You should have a way to pull the AI out. The AI should be treated like a virtual human with the ability to run tasks on the behalf of the users. Hardware and software should be designed with all of this in mind to better utilize on plug and play AI systems. Each AI may function differently in the same way each housekeeper may do things differently.

Bring back the floppy drives.

We can call it AI floppy. Stick an AI floppy into your device, name your AI assistant, have the AI run tasks. You can insert your AI into multiple devices like you would a USB thumb drive or phone. Hardware and software developers should make their designs with AI in mind. AI should not simply be forced into hardware and software like you would force a train onto a track. Hardware and software should not be simply designed with tracks to force the AI to run everything. Instead, they should be designed with roads for flexibility. AI should be designed to be customizable. Instead of building just train AI systems, you build AI cars, buses, vans, bikes, and more. You customize AI systems to run on roads as opposed to on tracks just as trains to use an analogy.

The future should demand for flexible decentralization and competition of AI systems to be fully optional as opposed to being shoved down our throats.

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09:21 PM
I am getting @Gemini and @grok to fight. I ask them both the same questions about my laptop regarding whether or not I should change the iGPU VRAM from 2 GB default setting to well Grok said 4 GB was the limit but Gemini said 16 GB was the limit. So, I relayed messages back and forth between the two. Grok said this. Oh yeah, Gemini says this. Oh yeah, you tell Grok I said this and this. Oh yeah, you go tell that mother fucking Gemini this and this.