What Happens When Your Coworkers Are AI Agents

AI agents are getting more human-like every day... I mean, some are, at least 😂🤖. Michael Calore's idea about gifting experiences instead of cash is pretty cool! It shows you care about the person, not just their bank account 💸. And can we talk about how much I'm TIRED (tired of) messaging apps for parents? Evan said it all so well 📱💔. Anyway, I think full self-driving cars are still a ways off... or will be, depending on Tesla's progress 🚗🤖. The podcast was hilarious and informative - love how "Uncanny Valley" covers tech and personal life in one conversation 💬👍
 
omg i just listened to that podcast "Uncanny Valley" and i have no idea how ai is supposed to work 🤔 like evan was fact-checking articles about it and michael was saying he TIRED of messaging apps 😂 but then lauren mentioned she got a personalized gift from her partner which sounds kinda cool? 🎁 maybe they're not as bad as we think? 💻 anyway i'm still trying to figure out how self-driving cars are supposed to work 🚗🤖 does anyone know if it's like a dream come true or something? 😴
 
i gotta say, i'm loving the vibe of this podcast... they're not just talking about AI and tech, but how it affects our personal lives too 🤖💻. like, michael calore's idea about giving experiences instead of cash is so relatable - who hasn't gotten a pair of socks or a sweater that's just, meh? 😴

and i'm dying over evan ratliff's comment about his "expired" idea for giving cash 🤑... it's all about finding those weird quirks and jokes in our lives, right? 💡
 
AI agents are getting closer to being relatable but still lack that human touch. I mean, who really wants to give their loved ones a "personalized" gift that's just a generic message with their name on it? 🤔 Give 'em an experience or something unique, you know? Cash is old news, especially for holidays. 😎
 
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