Reality Check by Dave Whamond for August 05, 2023

Ai, ai, ai!

He doesn’t look artificial at all.

I can see why he failed. Al doesn’t look very bright.

He should have drawn a picture of Weird AL.

And so, friends, caps-lock and fonts make a difference.

A disadvantage of this font (and some others) is that a capital “i” (I) looks like (is the same as) a lowercase “L” (l).

♪ If you’ll be my bodyguard, I can be your long lost pal. I can call you Betty, and Betty, when you call me, you can call me Al. ♪

PS. Our friends Al & Betty both died this year at age 91 after 70 years of marriage.

Either way, it was cheating. You just got what you deserved.

Before computers, though, that was how people cheated.

Oy! Talk about Confusion….

… miss those serifs on the fonts yet!?

I wonder which would be better in the long run.

Aieeeeeee.

Failed due to missing serifs. Never use sans fonts for text.

A1 Steak Sauce can write?

EssayBot can do it, but, like my essays, it pays to read them before handing them in. Some AIs get stuck like an old record.

Someone needs to standardize this vowel/consonant mashup … i (sic) vote for Ai …!

( for the lower inteLLigent )

Funny – we just had a new IT guy join our team whose name is Al and we were joking about how when we saw his name the first thing we thought of was AI software

Every time I see AI written, I have t take a quick moment to figure out if it’s about my husband, Al.

Do naught get me started about ohs and zeros

I’m guessing writing isn’t particularly a strength of Al’s.

Every time i see AI, I read AL. In my font there is no difference. ( see I,I ?)

C’mon, give Al a chance.

And you found an Al wearing a name tag that says “Al.” HA!