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Definitely wasn't talking about climate scientists. Many policy makers, voters, the lay-person. People want a silver bullet solution that is convenient.

I've noticed this a lot with climate science, especially. People are waiting for a silver bullet that will reverse climate change and I think in reality, it will have to be a huge, complex, coordinated effort.

Way more, the tool seems to just show a few options until you open the filters and select “search this area.”

Seems like cool tech and I'm excited to see how it does. I guess I'm sort of expecting a flop since this relies on good connection and fast ai over cell signal still seems like a challenge in a lot of places (upload voice file, speech recognition, nlu/llm orchestration, etc) but I do love the idea of a less intrusive 'smart phone' that would let me leave my phone at home more.

On another note, this reminds me a lot of the short story The Perfect Match by Ken Liu. The story isn't ground breaking but is worth a read and harps on AI assistants making decisions for people and driving biases based on the corporate agenda and sponsors (not to get too tinfoil hatty).

Where in the title does it say that it's a standard SNES?

Does anyone know where one could find a list of the offices they closed?