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Jose Cuervo Creates The Saddest Date Ever Between Two Chatbots


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Most of us have had our fair share of bad dates. They offer us good stories to tell ... but they are nothing compared to what you could easily consider the saddest date in human history: a date between two chatbots, staged by Jose Cuervo.

What’s sad about this isn’t the bots, but how relatable all of us might find their conversation. The full article offers a beautiful list of things you should never say on a date, along with a reminder that when we do start to get back to meeting people in real life or even going on Zoom dates, we need to work hard to go beyond the robotic sorts of conversations that have become so easy to do virtually. Or as Jose Cuervo puts it: You are not a bot. Don’t date like one.

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