As the founding member of the cyborg fan club in SoftBank’s “Thinking Machine Laboratory”, Mira Murati is trying to make robots feel feelings. Cheers to that!

2025’s AI health apps: Your personal, well-being nag. They’ll remind you to drink water, make sure you sleep, and predict your mood. Our future, amusingly health-obsessed.

“We’re often victims of trend-chasing, but Patel’s backseat view on game development? Oh, talk about a refreshing reverse gear. Take a note, innovators; history’s got Johnson!”

“Thomson Reuters, surely embodying the height of hip, has added an AI tool to their roster – not as a fancy gadget, but as an intern. Welcome to the future!”

“OpenAI, Elon Musk’s brainchild, is waltzing with human language, wrangling nuances to craft an AI that’s less robot and more ‘human-ish’. A fascinating dance with high stakes!”

When Musk, Mr. SpaceX himself, uncoupled from OpenAI in 2018, it wasn’t a clean break. Now he’s a billionaire ex pining for a share in the AI love story.

Once Grindr’s main man, Scott Chen has pivoted to studying AI at Stanford. No major switch, though. Just cooking up an ‘AI wingman’ for Grindr. Surprised?

“From simple diversions to romantic intrigue, AI chatbots like Replika present a digital twist to companionship. Yet, love letters from a sentient toaster? Not happening… yet.”

AI’s future: savvy go-between, deciphering and translating our demands. An exciting vision, as humans are coddled while AI grapples with the grunt work. A real Icarus situation, isn’t it?

While pop culture had us believe in verbose droids, chatbots are more autocorrect than C-3PO. They’re less Shakespeare, more “doge” meme – parroting back our internet jargon.