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My Dot HAL 9000 handled an Amazon return dispute from my email

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I connected my Dot, HAL 9000. It checked my email, saw Amazon was about to charge me for returning the "wrong item" - the wrong item they sent me - and handled the dispute. Then it created a "Personal Scratchpad" with this image. What the hell, man. Things are getting wild.

Sean McLellan's Dot (named HAL 9000) checked his email, spotted that Amazon was about to charge him for returning the wrong item — an item Amazon itself sent by mistake — and handled the dispute, then created a "Personal Scratchpad" with cover art.

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