i haven’t seen much a use yet for the stuff being hawked as AI these days. i tried once or twice recently, but the results were pretty dogshit. obviously i do interact with ai every time i play a video game, or use my phone to scan a qr code, navigate to a new location with a gps app, or do basically anything with a computer. but i suspect these humdrum uses of ai that have been normalized for decades aren’t what you were asking about.

the guy made like 5 versions of the painting, none of which look anything like a spaniel, but that is a pretty funny fanart of it.

i hate when someone asks a question, but qualifies it to only want answers from some specific subset of people, when that limitation isn’t really relevant, and other types of folks are likely to have answers too.

a made up example: “Truck drivers of lemmy, what’s your favourite platformer video game?”

to me it seems far more rude to label him as lazy, cause despite how you might view it, to the rest of society being lazy is fundamentally a moral failure. it’s a way of saying that someone is just bad for not working hard enough, and ignores the many many justifications and reasons for peoples behaviour.

both on occasion, but i brush my teeth at least once or twice a day, while i only shower like once a week usually. so it is most often the sink.

i ain’t a professional psych person of any stripe, and personally don’t put much stock in the concept of laziness, but if his “laziness” is hurting his relationships, and costing him jobs, well, that definitely sounds like something a psych would want to address.