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Today youtube music sent me an email that they can accept natural language queries for what I want to hear. The second example (as seen in this GIF) was "music for my dog to chill out to."
I would estimate fully 40% of the queries my children make to the Google Home we have in the kitchen are for "Calming down music for dogs" so I have to wonder if this was targeted directly at me.
I have experienced this myself and took a photo of one of the more egregious examples of an AI-generated cover featured in a Kindle advertisement.
https://maxread.substack.com/p/my-kindle-thinks-im-stupid-now
In my head-canon, Grabthar's Hammer has been passed down from generation to generation of Mak'tar. Maybe sometimes the head was replaced, or the peen reforged, or the handle swapped out ... until finally, it ended up in the possession of Dr. Lazarus, where he rescued it from the genocide on Tev'Meck.
Is it still the "real" Grabthar's Hammer? I think so, even if all the pieces aren't the same.
Anyway, that's my proposal for replacing the term "Ship of Theseus."