so it turns out that much (if not all?) of the issue with husband's potentially former long-term client is that they put some of his work into shatGPT and it told them it had *loads* of errors. they then sent the list to him ... trouble is that of all the errors it found, only two were real. one was a single-letter misspelling of a single word (which has now been fixed), and the other was a mistake that the client themselves had made after husband's involvement.

the rest — including dates and all — were entirely fabricated by AI. and the client didn't bother to read any of it or check it or ...

he's replied to them and explained everything point by point, but whether they read his mail or just give it to the AI ...

🫠

This is for all the AI worshippers...

"A data center campus in Georgia consumed more than 29 M gallons of water without the local utility company realizing it, triggering low-pressure water flow to its host community
The data center campus, codenamed “Project Excalibur,” was found to have one water connection installed without the knowledge of the Fayette County water system, and another that was not linked to its developer’s account and therefore was not being billed"

https://dailycaller.com/2026/05/11/project-excalibur-data-center-quality-technology-services-blackstone-29-million-gallons-water-fayetteville-georgia/

This is a reflecting pool. It's reflecting the current regime perfectly.

- ugly
- over budget
- narcissistic
- solves nothing
- makes a mess
- blames others
- makes us pay for it

RE: https://flipboard.com/@associatedpress/health-l59qepnvz/-/a-pkZekA3nTtqilf5jRJ8BdA%3Aa%3A3199720-%2F0

Filthy Petri dishes. That's what these behemoths befouling the aquasphere amount to, and little more.

Nature: At last, a pill that can prevent #COVID1 after exposure to infected people

The prescription drug, called ensitrelvir, is currently approved in Japan and Singapore for treating mild-to-moderate COVID-19, it is under review by the U.S. FDA with a decision date set for June 16, 2026, as a potential post-exposure prophylaxis (PEP) to prevent infection.

https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-026-01546-0