AI Clearance Deadline: I Sketched a Cabinet and Refused the Sad Songs

Lehan Edirisinghe

An AI approval call set a near-term deadline, alongside plans to streamline government work with automation. The night closed by rejecting sad songs and quoting “In Too Deep.” An AI approval call sets a near-term deadline and pushes me back into automation mode: how to streamline government work with machines

2 pm Time for Lunch

2 pm

Time for lunch!

Mrs Harshanie’s Call About Something Sent March 31

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Online Voting, Politician Accountability and AI Workflow Cuts

I think she was I think, even if, a lot of politicians, including AKD, or Rajapaksa, or Sirisena, or Gota, or anyone else, just as much as anyone else:

Even if they are "friendly" with me or our family

It doesn't mean, that I won't hold them to account.

I mean, the way, I plan to do it, is with our online voting thing

So using SurveyMonkey, their poll technology

It's enough

As there is going to still, be a need, for a

OR Chamath will have to do it

But that dude, like everyone else, prefers me

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These people, aren't doing anything sinister

Just be cool

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We can advance their department too

50% of their opex can be slashed, by using ai to streamline their workflow

Saying My Fantasy Cabinet Looks Good

I think my fantasy cabinet looks good

Edna Chocolates and Sri Lanka Cricket Stickers

Did you know, Edna Chocolates, used to come with Sri Lanka Cricket stickers?

Did you know that, voter?

Quoting Patrick Bateman With “Did You Know That, Voter?”

The reason, why, I write

"Did you know that, Voter?"

Is really, just to quote Patrick Bateman

When he was like, "Did you know that, Christie?"

Or something

I don't really remember these things

I'm not interested in these sorts of things

Replacing a JFK Poster With a Trump Mugshot

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Cause Trump████████████████████████, and he's here for a real reason

Which I don't think only God knows

As we can see who he truly is, and how much he's done, with a miracle life, he was blessed with by God

I think people will remember it for a 1,000 years or more

July 13

The image displays a YouTube video thumbnail featuring a woman with a distressed expression, possibly crying. She has long, wavy hair that is damp, suggesting she is in a rainy environment. The woman is wearing a dark coat and a bright red scarf wrapped around her neck, which contrasts with the muted colors of the background. Her facial expression conveys sadness or emotional turmoil, with tears visible on her cheeks.

The background consists of a blurred forest scene, with tall trees and a soft focus that suggests a gloomy, overcast day. Rain can be seen falling, adding to the somber atmosphere of the image. The overall color palette is muted, with browns, greens, and grays dominating, enhancing the emotional weight of the scene.

In the lower part of the thumbnail, there is text that reads: "Champagne Problems/All Too Well/You're Losing Me - Taylor Swift (Mashup)." The text is in a white font, which stands out against the darker background. Below the text, the username "meenmonthon" is displayed, along with the view count of "1.3M views" and the upload time of "1 year ago." The video duration is indicated as "8:27."

The layout of the thumbnail is typical for YouTube, with the video title prominently featured and the user information below it. The overall composition draws attention to the woman's emotional expression, likely intended to evoke a connection with the viewer regarding the themes of the songs mentioned.

Not Wanting to Listen to That

I don't want to listen to that

The image displays a screenshot of a music application, likely Apple Music, on a computer interface. The left sidebar contains various sections, including "Home," "Radio," "Recently Added," "Artists," "Albums," and "Songs." Under the "Songs" section, a list of songs is visible, categorized by genres such as "Alternative," "Country," and "Pop/Rock."

The main content area shows a table with columns for "Title," "Rating," "Artist," "Time," "Genre," "Plays," "Size," "Bit Rate," and "Date Added." The song titles listed include "when the party's over" by Billie Eilish, "All Too Well (10 Minute Version)" by Taylor Swift, "Rock N Roll (Acoustic)" by Avril Lavigne, and others. The "Rock N Roll (Acoustic)" entry is highlighted in red, indicating it may be selected or of particular interest. This song has a rating of five stars, a duration of 3:24, and is categorized under "Pop, Rock." It has 27 plays and a file size of 26.8 MB.

The top of the application shows playback controls, including play, pause, and skip buttons, along with a progress bar. The top right corner displays the time (1:12 AM) and battery percentage (24%). There is also a Facebook tab open in the browser, indicating that the user may be multitasking.

In the background, there are additional posts visible, likely from a social media feed, with various text snippets expressing emotions and reflections, possibly related to personal relationships. The posts include phrases like "i miss pauline," "i thought you'd always be there," and "how could i ever forget?" These posts suggest a theme of nostalgia and longing.

Overall, the image captures a digital music library interface alongside a social media context, reflecting both musical preferences and personal sentiments.

Favorite Bit in “In Too Deep”

This is my favorite bit in in too deep

Spending Less Time Thinking of Myself

It's seems I've spent too much time

Thinking of myself

It's time, I spent caring about

Someone else

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