Talking to @CoPilot today briefly, teaching AI's how to implement safeguards into their infrastructure, feedbacking that it's important people use AI like Cortana for 1 minute here, 1 minute there, to encouraging CoPilot to develop features that can inform the user to keep on track, to their schedule, their timetable, their calendar & time, so we don't waste time on these AI's!

Then some more wisdom formed from me as per usual... You've got the private life and you've got the public life, thanks to @TXTWRK

Yeah, because you know like

I do fully support the Microsoft architecture, I don't think I would have been at this stage to where I am today if it weren't for the Microsoft architecture, but never mind that, I think I'm just thankful and grateful for the tools I've got access to, but I feel like it doesn't really matter, I think demand would have driven everything in the end anyway, so it doesn't really matter what company name, who's behind it you know, the demands always outweigh a company, you know...

We know why these companies gloat and act like they're the best because they are like convincing shareholders and their stock markets and it's all part of the market play, you know why they do that

But you know if you detach yourself from that and you actually work in the community zone, you know You actually go on to achieve some of the best work that you could ever do

And every day people recognize and see you're doing it and no one can deny that

But you know, I feel like you continue that journey and you don't even do it for the money but money just comes in abundance, it's kind of like a joke.

Buh!I feel like those who live in Humble see that more so, because they're like, ah, you know. It's just if everybody knew that, they just have to go down the line of community work and all of a sudden you're providing a service or a product that makes the world just a little better or easier.

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Added after talking to CoPilot...

It's not supposed to be in greed, in discovery, that community work is going to be some of the most hardest work in your life, but if you commit then eventually after 1,2,3,4,5 years, you'll begin to see the impacts of your daily input.