Well duh. Stupid people are scared of the phrase, and clever people are annoyed by it. That just leaves the Belgians
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That sounds like a dutch joke.
But it increases investors likelihood to invest... That is all that really matters these days.
Does it still? Looks like the bubble is about to explode
Well, that is how bubbles form. People will stop investing while/after it has burst. That is basically the definition of a bubble bursting.
I was on Amazon the other day buying a replacement light.
A little banner on the item description advertised the new 2024 model. It has “ai integration” of some sort. Same price. I actively chose the older model. I can’t be the only one who thinks like this.
I can’t be the only one who thinks like this.
I read an article recently that said this is true. Will try to find it.
you know... I think I saw a comment on here not too long ago about this kind of thing as well.
AI in the product name or description makes sure that there is not a single chance I buy it.
It makes filtering products and companies easier
I honestly see thing touting AI to be an absolute gimmick, and beyond untrustworthy. So this definitely tracks. It’s been shown that AI isn’t at a level where using it for anything isn’t beneficial, in fact it’s the contrary. Marketers think that folks will see AI as making all things better, but if google’s recent implementation is any indicator, it’s something to steer clear of for the foreseeable future.
It’s been shown that AI isn’t at a level where using it for anything isn’t beneficial, in fact it’s the contrary.
Maybe you're thinking of something more specific than me, but I don't think that's the case. What is being called AI is a broad field.
I think what Opus was able to implement for high packet-loss voice transmission is exceptional.
I also find Visual Studio in-line-inline-completions to be very useful.
That's far from the typical Chatbots and whatnot though. Which often suck.
Yeah, I also never buy products that would work perfectly fine with a local network but that somehow require a connection to remote servers and whatnot.
Beside, most of these Ai labels are just ol’ plain algorithms lol