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I can't understand why we have to inject AI in every piece of technology be hardware or software. Few days ago another thread about HP printers having an AI fea
by liendolucas 2y ago
I can't understand why we have to inject AI in every piece of technology be hardware or software. Few days ago another thread about HP printers having an AI feature (yes, WTF?). It feels like tomorrow we will be taking a s*t on AI featured toilettes. Madness.
- zild3d 2y agodoesn't sound unlike the IoT craze, where companies were liberally "enabling" various household items with internet connectivity. We're in the "lets see what sticks" phase here https://staceyoniot.com/connected-toilets-have-a-lesson-for-the-iot/ https://staceyoniot.com/connected-toilets-have-a-lesson-for-...
- signatoremo 2y ago> about HP printers having an AI feature (yes, WTF?) Sounds like you are talking about a new feature that allows content to fit pages better —- saving paper, saving ink. Not sure if the same can be achieved without AI, but it’s a useful feature, not gimmick. https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/09/in-rare-move-from-printing-industry-hp-actually-has-a-decent-idea/ https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2024/09/in-rare-move-from-pr...