Actually, if they don’t know whether they are talking to a human or a robot through text messages, and don’t even know that a robot may be answering, they may prefer the robot. But in face to face conversations, humans win.

Otherwise not very subtile advertising from you.

It’s like emulating old video games. On a perfect display it doesn’t look very pleasing but if you add CRT and NTSC analog artefacts, it may have some charms.

It's a good tool to make a sound that sound very artificial, sharp, perfect, into something more soft and perhaps interesting to some.

Perhaps running the script outside a heavily sandboxed system should trigger an automatic rejection.

Perhaps it makes sense for AI agents, but as a human, I will pass.

I would say it’s technical debt but rest assured that the language is alive and will eventually drop the x. Perhaps we will have a s instead of a x first.