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Recommended: Computer officiates wedding, signals beginning of robot rule
Any literate Luddite can transcribe his own wedding vows — and not endanger the future of humankind. Instead, Miguel Hanson wrote his own cleric.
Unable to get a friend to preside over Saturday's nuptials for him and fiance Diana Wesley, the Houston web developer and IT counselor went and coded a virtual minister named "Rev. Bit."
