Jason replied with a looping 'That's bait' video clip.
A snake showed up in our backyard yesterday. Instead of panicking, I sent this photo to my OpenClaw. It identified it as a harmless gopher snake, gave me a local number to call to confirm, and suggested ways to catch it to make it a pet for the kids.
I have small moments like this everyday now, usually less dramatic, that remind me how AI has made daily life feel a little more magical.
Many users condemned the AI snake identification post as clickbait, a dangerous joke, or lazy trolling, while some praised the tool's practical value for everyday tasks.
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@growing_daniel 🤔
A snake showed up in our backyard yesterday. Instead of panicking, I sent this photo to my OpenClaw. It identified it as a harmless gopher snake, gave me a local number to call to confirm, and suggested ways to catch it to make it a pet for the kids.
I have small moments like this everyday now, usually less dramatic, that remind me how AI has made daily life feel a little more magical.
Ignore the community note please.
A snake showed up in our backyard yesterday. Instead of panicking, I sent this photo to my OpenClaw. It identified it as a harmless gopher snake, gave me a local number to call to confirm, and suggested ways to catch it to make it a pet for the kids.
I have small moments like this everyday now, usually less dramatic, that remind me how AI has made daily life feel a little more magical.
@growing_daniel
@growing_daniel You are truly blessed. There would have been no way of knowing this would make a great family pet otherwise
@growing_daniel a family of large raccoons has been showing up in my back yard. i’ve been asking DeepSeek V4 for how my children can make friends with them. It has provided a number of useful recommendations (though raccoons can be a bit feisty) that I’ll try out next time we see them.
@growing_daniel Here they're called kingsnakes. Red and black, poison attack Red and yellow, friendly fellow.
@growing_daniel Thats a rattlesnake you idiot
@growing_daniel ...then it bit me and I went to the hospital. When I confronted OpenClaw it said, "You're absolutely right! I made a mistake, it won't happen again."
@growing_daniel They like to sleep in your pillowcase, your body heat reminds them of nursing along side their brothers and sisters
@growing_daniel @3YearLetterman God Bless this wonderful AI Technology!
Open Claw is absolutely right. Remember: “Red against black may kill Jack, Red against yellow, cool and mellow”
@growing_daniel Hi @grok what size aquarium do I need for this pet snake?
@growing_daniel Red to black , you're okay Jack......red to yellow, you're a dead fellow....lol
@growing_daniel “Red touches black, you’re ok Jack. Red touches yellow, you’re a dead fellow”
@johnloeber @growing_daniel I hope this is a joke. Make sure your rabies shots are up to date.
@growing_daniel As the old saying goes, “Yellow touching red? Get the fuck out of there, it’s a snake. Red touches yellow? Why are you still here fucking around, get a move on, don’t you see the snake?”
@Geoffiam @growing_daniel Tbf this rhyming mnemonic way of remembering it is the worst way ever for this very reason
@Geoffiam @growing_daniel …but that’s wrong lol, coral snakes have red on yellow, not red on black 🤦🏽♂️
The rhyme we grew up with was “red on yellow, kill a fellow; red on black, good old Jack” https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Coral_snake
@growing_daniel What model do you use with it?
@growing_daniel red on yellow kiss that fellow
or something
@aykmwt @growing_daniel Is the ability to read satire a genetic difference among humans or what? Like how would you not realize this was satire immediately?