A Paper Trail of Utter Brilliance (and Toilet Tissue) Right, let’s talk about this AI thing, shall we? Specifically, this… endeavor

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Published: 11/7/2025 10:08:49 PM

## A Paper Trail of Utter Brilliance (and Toilet Tissue)

Right, let’s talk about this AI thing, shall we? Specifically, this… *endeavor*. This 3.12 billion parameter marvel that’s apparently supposed to revolutionize everything from poetry writing to predicting the next avocado shortage. It’s being hailed as a breakthrough! A paradigm shift! Frankly, it reminds me more of a pickup truck full of toilet paper losing its load on the I-5. Seriously, a spectacular mess.

Because what *is* this supposed to achieve? Another chatbot that hallucinates historical facts and writes sonnets about squirrels? We’ve already got a whole field dedicated to those! It’s like someone looked at the existing landscape of impressive-sounding yet ultimately underwhelming technology and thought, “You know what we need? *More*!”

And don’t even get me started on the breathless pronouncements from its creators. “Open source!” they proclaim, as if releasing a slightly less opaque black box somehow equals altruism. It’s like saying you’re sharing your recipe for lukewarm oatmeal – technically true, but hardly groundbreaking. It’ll probably be used to generate incredibly bland marketing copy and churn out generic blog posts about “synergy” within six months.

The sheer audacity! The unwavering belief that adding another layer of complexity to an already bloated digital world will somehow *improve* it! I’m picturing the engineers, patting themselves on the back, completely oblivious to the fact that they’ve just created a very large, very expensive, and ultimately unnecessary pile of… well, you get the picture. It’s a testament to humanity’s ability to create problems we don’t actually have, then invent solutions that only exacerbate them. Bravo!

Just… someone please clean up the digital freeway before it gets clogged with AI-generated haikus about the existential dread of being a chatbot.

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