Route 12 in my city got 20% more on-time buses after AI routing. The system looks at all buses together, so it balances everything out. If one route gets better, it often helps others by cutting traffic and delays. My commute used to be a gamble, but now I can plan my day around the bus. The AI seems smart enough to handle the whole network, not just one part.

Learn from my expensive mistake. I used to swear by hand rollers too, until I had to redo an entire kitchen backsplash on my own dime. That heavy roller feels like overkill right up until it saves your butt.

Don't sell yourself short, that's a huge compliment to your talent.

That line about doctors being unsure reminds me of my uncle's auto shop. They got those new diagnostic computers a few years back and the mechanics all hated them at first, said the beeps and codes were just confusing noise. Now they all use them to check their own work, but they still get the final say. Guess it's just a new tool that takes some getting used to.

Pretty sure AI doesn't do accidents.