T. Adam Collins
@tadamcollins.bsky.social
MS NOW Platforms Editor. Copy, SEO, and website wizard. David Bowie aficionado.
When she tells them a dish contains an allergen, she’s had guests push back, saying ChatGPT disagrees. “They just want to talk to ChatGPT,” Madison explains. “You’re allergic to shellfish, and ChatGPT says there’s no shellfish in this, and we are telling you, yes there is!”
AI hallucinations are making entitled customers even worse
Thanks to AI, the customer really isn’t always right.
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I would dip Cheetos into mayonnaise I was not a healthy kid
HEY PALS UNSETTLING PROMPT TIME what's the weirdest thing you ate as a kid?
200 million dollar Hollywood movie seeing the lighting on an average Iron Chef episode, crying, screaming, throwing up.
You know, I think the last thing I want to read in a fantasy book about a zoo keeper who looks after magical, endangered phoenixes is for them to scroll through social media on their phone and sigh wearily
Nice campaign by the Norwegian Consumer Council about the declining lifespan of products. Enjoy!
My brother is in a touring hardcore band and just arrived at his venue for today
I love Alton Brown’s videos, but sometimes his basic recipes are like, “OK, in order to make a normal, everyday omelette, I usually take a swan’s egg and cook it in ghee with a pinch of Antarctic rock salt and three sprigs of olive leaves at least 1,000 years old. Now take a titanium wok…”
This vet clinic has a resident nurse cat named Rico, and he takes his job seriously with every injured kitten that comes in.
PAUL: What’s in the box? REVEREND MOTHER: Pain. [PAUL hesitantly puts his hand in the BOX, then FROWNS IN CONFUSION. He pulls out A BAGUETTE.] REVEREND MOHER: Hōn hōn,
I always love these bad boys whenever I see them in the wild
My favorite doorknobs are the ones the New York City public schools installed at the turn of the 20th century. You can still occasionally find one on eBay!
“It’s going to record everything you say, edit it, censor it, probably misinterpret half of it, and store it just in case you forgot what you said 15 seconds ago.” Yeah, but why Who needs that
Apple quietly dropped a ton of detail about the Apple Watch’s new always-on don’t-call-it-transcription feature and it is FASCINATING. support.apple.com/en-us/148354
ME: time to sleep BRAIN: "four" is the only number with the right amount of letters
Hey @erinbiba.bsky.social what’s better than cats playing theremin? Kittens laying theremin, obviously.
Seeing more and more of these AI food flyers around D.C. Between this and Amazon vendors using AI more and more... just show me a picture of the product you want me to buy. It’s not that hard
Why AI food looks like that
Worms, holes, and cracks reveal the technical weaknesses of image generators.
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Thursday night's storm -- just before midnight -- was INSANE in DC. Widespread 60-70 mph gusts... almost like a hurricane. Here's video from H St. NE from @we_are_wellfed on Instagram. More coverage at CapitalWeather.com
I always say if I die and someone turns my life into a true crime murder mystery podcast I’m going to come back as a poltergeist and haunt them everywhere they go.
True crime has really just broken people’s brains. Millions of people perpetually worried that they’re at acute risk of vanishingly rare crimes, convinced we should curtail civil liberties as a result. A generation who thinks of accusing strangers of heinous crimes as simple entertainment
I would rename those candles that light fine but don’t actually make the room smell any different. This is supposed to make the room smell like lavender and yet it still smells like popcorn I would name them can’tdles
if u could rename one thing what might it be
I hear you—and I apologize. That mushroom was one of the poisonous ones, you’re right. That’s not just useful feedback—it’s you setting a boundary.
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