The RedHeaded Stranger

As I find more and more companies doing AI, I wrote this letter to send to them to ask for a change. You may use it if you wish to join me on my campaign for the option to turn off AI. You may tweak it as you wish or just copy and paste! Dear [name of company], I understand your company has chosen to embrace AI with the [name of AI program] to "help" your users. However, I also want to have opportunity to choose. I see no option to turn off the AI completely. I don't want any AI incentives to shown to me. I am beyond frustrated that companies like yourself and many others try to promote AI so strongly on its users. Companies like you should let us decide whether we want to use it. We need to have the option in our settings to turn it on or off. I’m not asking you to stop AI, I’m asking for the power to decide for myself. Thank you and I hope to see progress that is more user friendly in the future. Signed, [your name]

* Finding the right job, is like trying to find a good boyfriend. Its few and far between. I worked a lot of jobs; most I enjoyed and some I hated. One thing I can say with every job I had was, people suck. We all have heard the horror stories of “Karen” customers, unfit managers and co-worker drama. I’m only here to add too them! My last job was a casher at a popular grocery store chain. I worked there four years! The longest job I had besides my writing career. It was also the very 1st job I was fired from. Why was I fried? Good question! I was because I was too much pain to work. You see, most retail stores won’t let you sit down. Heaven forbid we rest our asses! So, standing for say 9 hours a day, at my register for 5 days a week simply deteriorated my spine and body so much that I developed sciatica. Sciatica is nerve damage. Extremely PAINFUL damage starting at my tailbone and down the back on my right leg. This isn't a continuous pain, no, it’s I’m terrified to move in fea...