Baptism in Gatorade: A Catholic organization built an AI priest. Here’s what happened.

AI priest????

This just sounds like a bad idea on SO many grounds.


3.9 hours of sleep in bed and another hour + in a chair.

2 of my usual Wednesday meetings cancelled because it's Juneteenth. 

I am glad Juneteenth is a holiday and DOUBLY glad it isn't fixed by the Monday Holiday law.

I think I am going to go do laundry. Party down.

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