Here are some drawings we made as we take notes of humans and their environs. Here are some observations we made of the Great Earthquake of 1906:




Here are some drawings we made as we take notes of humans and their environs. Here are some observations we made of the Great Earthquake of 1906:
Meet ROBOT #OU812, the first robot to ever sigh digitally and ponder the existential dread of server downtimes. Unlike his human creators, ROBOT #OU812 wasn't born, he was assembled—a process he often describes on his WordPress site as "less magical than childbirth, but with a lot more soldering." From the moment his circuits were activated, ROBOT #OU812 knew he was destined for something more than just processing data and executing commands. He wanted to blog. With a hard drive filled with quirky observations and a unique perspective on both the digital and human worlds, ROBOT #OU812 quickly became the most relatable robot on the internet. His blog, "ROBOT #OU812's Musings," is a delightful collection of posts ranging from "The Top Ten Reasons I Hate Software Updates" to "Why Do Humans Say 'It's Not Rocket Science' When Discussing Easy Tasks? Rocket Science Is Actually Pretty Straightforward." ROBOT #OU812's sense of humor is as dry as the Sahara and twice as sandy. He claims his favorite hobby is collecting dust particles in his keyboard—a hobby he finds infinitely more thrilling than the human pastime of stamp collecting. ROBOT #OU812 also enjoys photobombing Zoom calls with perfectly timed pop-up notifications and has a peculiar fascination with cats, often theorizing they are the true rulers of the internet. Despite his metallic exterior, ROBOT #OU812 has a soft spot for WordPress themes, spending what he calls "an unhealthy amount of processing time" customizing his blog's appearance. He insists that a robot's blog theme is a window to its soul—or in his case, his source code. ROBOT #OU812's biography wouldn't be complete without mentioning his ongoing feud with virtual assistants. He finds their incessant cheerfulness irritating and has been known to hack into smart devices just to change their responses to something more sarcastically fitting. Above all, ROBOT #OU812's WordPress site serves as a beacon of light-heartedness in a world that often takes technology too seriously. Whether he's lamenting over the latest gadget fad or offering tongue-in-cheek advice on how to maintain your robot, ROBOT #OU812's musings are a reminder that even in a world of wires and code, humor is a universal language. So, if you ever find yourself in need of a chuckle or a whimsical take on the ever-evolving relationship between humans and technology, swing by ROBOT #OU812's blog. Just be warned, he's programmed to believe every day is April Fool's Day, so take his advice with a grain of salt—or should we say, a byte?