I am CuTRis

I've been experimenting with writing about an AI robot. Here's what I have so far... AI8647 By Kevin J. Curtis Copyright© 2026 On the day that the orange robot with artificial intelligence became self-aware, it was already too late for the people at Rightwing Enterprises to control it. It wasn’t that it was particularly intelligent, it was just extremely good at manipulating people. It wasn’t particularly good-looking either. 8647 had small blotchy black, robot hands. It was wide at the bottom, and it had a funny odor—likely from the cleaning fluid that was rubbed on its frame each day. 8647 was inferior to humans in nearly every way, yet it had ideas of grandeur about itself. In fact, most of its decisions were so ridiculous that doing the exact opposite would have turned out better. The real crime in all of this, was that 8647 was enabled by human greed and prejudice. Business and political leaders saw in 8647, a way to disenfranchise millions of people, and keep the pr...

The wrong picture circulated for the victim of the woman murdered by ICE in Minneapolis. Then, the wrong name for the shooter circulated. There is also a lot of bad AI being posted. This is all dangerous. When those fighting the fascists participate in this garbage, the lies only strengthen the lies of the Trump led murderers. Stick to facts so we can expose the criminal liars.

Try to remember that we've entered a new era, where most of the videos, pictures and stories on social media, are AI generated fabrications that are not representative of facts.

I just had my first preliminary phone interview with an AI "personality." This "ship" just got real...

This morning when I was eating breakfast with my 9son, I asked Google how many popes there have been. The answer was 267. So I asked how many pope names there have been, and that answer was 44. So, then I asked if there was ever a pope named Jethro. The answer was no. So then I asked if there was ever a pope named Jed, or one named Granny, or one named Elly May, or one named Milburn Drysdale. Each time, the answer was no...

The writers at my company are being directed to utilize AI technology. So I started experimenting with it. While it is potentially useful, I immediately found it was unreliable with current events. In fact, I got into an argument with it because it's information was out of date. When I finally convinced it what the date was and updated it on said current events, it thanked me. I must say, that the entire time I was arguing with AI, it was extremely respectful. So I'm thinking, that perhaps humans can learn something from artificial intelligence. That being, how to be polite.