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    "text": "Never mind, I'm sold on AI now. Let it run Social Security. Hell, let it run nuclear weapons.",
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          "alt": "AI Overview\n\nThe phrase \"I feel bad for you, Ken\" is a reference to a specific character from the TV show \"Mad Men\". Ken Cosgrove, a character on the show, often receives the line \"I feel sorry for you,\" and he is often heard responding with a sarcastic, \"I don't think about you at all,\" according to an Instagram post. \n\nHere's a more detailed explanation: \n\nMad Men: \n\nThe show \"Mad Men\" is a period drama set in the 1960s advertising industry. \n\nKen Cosgrove: \n\nHe is a character in the show who is often portrayed as being less sophisticated and more naive than the other characters. \n\nThe Line: \n\nThe phrase \"I feel sorry for you\" is often used by the character Don Draper (or other characters) to express a sense of pity or condescension towards Ken. \n\nKen's Response: \n\nKen often responds with the line, \"I don't think about you at all,\" according to an Instagram post. This is a sarcastic and defiant retort, suggesting that Ken doesn't take the pity he's being offered seriously and doesn't care about the person who's offering it. ",
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