We’ve all felt it. The frustration of ghosted invites, the awkward silence when no one shows up, the creeping doubt about whether anyone really means “let’s hang soon.” Dan McAnally’s powerful piece in The Tennessean hit a nerve this week: flaking isn’t just annoying—it’s unraveling our communities.

It’s tempting to think artificial intelligence might finally cure our habit of putting things off. Imagine an AI quietly rescheduling that overdue dentist appointment, sorting your inbox, or even nudging you to walk the dog—without ever sounding judgy.

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