#technology-addiction

#technology-addiction

He is there, while customers sip coffee and bite into an omelet, to enlist recruits for the resistance. In the future, he says, people have entirely stopped participating in life. "It all started with morning phone time," he says. In the enjoyably oddball, forebodingly bleak and ridiculously plausible Good Luck, Have Fun, Don't Die, a ragtag group fights a coming AI apocalypse across a handful of nondescript West Hollywood blocks.

AI not only helped him recover a repressed memory but also led him to believe he was statistically the luckiest man on earth, showcasing the dramatic influence of technology.

"We've protected our kids before from cigarettes, alcohol, and drunk driving, and now we're protecting them from addictive technology designed to hijack their attention," Hochul said.