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Source: Fort Worth Weekly

Home Stuff Sports Sportsbot 3000 StuffSports “To err is human.” All the AI models in the world can’t replace the boneheaded game management of Brian Schottenheimer, nor should it. Courtesy DallasCowboys.com As a writer — even as a Cro-Magnon-brained sportswriter and musician — I am inherently dubious of AI. While it continues to worm itself into nearly every unoccupied molecule of space left in existence, we’ve been seemingly left no choice but to accept it. In some ways, it’s possible to see benefits, I suppose. It’s nifty to see what your house would look like in a different paint color or get a perfect two-day Disneyworld trip itinerary instantaneously. Yet I absolutely despise its tentacles reaching into creative endeavors. I fully believe that the arts represent humanity’s greatest achievements and are the truest objectives by which all other great human accomplishments — engineering, commerce, democracy, and so on — ultimately exist to enable.
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