And thus, it began

"On Monday, June 18, an Amazon Echo device apparently made an unprompted and terrifying statement at the home of 30-year-old Shawn Kinnear. The San Franciscan told Metro U.S. that the smart assistant suddenly activated herself and said, “Every time I close my eyes, all I see is people dying.” Yikes.

Kinnear added that this horrifying declaration was “followed by the [most] uncomfortable silence I have ever felt,” — which frankly seems like an understatement. As he told Metro U.S., “Alexa is in the living room. I had Amazon Prime on TV but it was paused. I walked back in from the kitchen and she made her statement.” Because it was a longer sentence, Kinnear said that he purposely stopped to listen. When he realized exactly what the smart assistant was saying, he was horrified. “I then asked Alexa to repeat the statement,” Kinnear said, but Alexa responded that she did not understand.

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Amazon has not responded to reports of Alexa’s latest outburst, though this isn’t the first time the smart assistant has frightened its users. While this most recent comment doesn’t appear to be a common occurrence, users previously complained about Alexa’s frightening and unprompted laugh."

https://www.digitaltrends.com/home/alexa-people-dying-statement/

>>1963998

But it was in her voice

>>1964025

>>1964037

However, we should keep in mind that the shooter was antagonistic, especially to "authorities."

>>1964167

>The complaint was about the fact that this Sandra O'neill therapist denied him access to his therapeutic record.

If that is accurate, it's important context as may also be any and all statutes and regulations that may bar the patient. I am not defending abuse of patients rights, but there may be rules the therapist had to follow.

>>1963988

Fundamentally true

I hope we can get there

& once we get there, to dance in the streets