4 ms·
Good! I do not want nor need AI in every single aspect of my life. I mean, I've seen AI hygiene products out there. How does that even work? Don't answer that
by NoSalt 1y ago
Good!
I do not want nor need AI in every single aspect of my life. I mean, I've seen AI hygiene products out there. How does that even work? Don't answer that ... I know it's a marketing scheme, akin to the "HD" craze of five to 10 years ago.
- IT4MD 1y agoAgereed. Sadly, we're on the wrong planet, my friend. AI will be shoved into every available orifice and more. It's a great tool for "them" to gather even more info on you to sell to anyone with a handful of nickels. The last thing any of these masters of the universe will do is leverage AI to make everyone's life better.
- kirito1337 1y agoBruh, I think everyone knows that already but ChatGPT records your camera and audio and sends them to the US.
- yencabulator 1y agoI don't think switching planets will help much, either. Mars will get AI before it gets humans.
- bodge5000 1y agoReminds me of the story of the ice tea company that changed their name to include "Blockchain" and saw their value shoot up a few years ago
- wlesieutre 1y agoLong Blockchain Corp, formerly Long Island Iced Tea Corp
- sph 1y agoI thought you were joking: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Blockchain_Corp https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Blockchain_Corp.
- culll_kuprey 1y agoWhy on earth did I waste my life working of clearly the path to success is based on plastering buzzwords in irrelevant places.
- ntoskrnl_exe 1y agoI'm waiting for the day we get microwaves with an AI that turns them off once the timer reaches zero.
- bookofjoe 1y agoMine have had that for as long as they've existed.
- marcosdumay 1y agoDoes it send the zero-time notification to a cloud LLM endpoint that will send back a 10 kB JSON that instructs the oven to turn off? (Or not, how could we predict it?)
- blahgeek 1y agoActually it already exists. My microwave have a button labeled “AI” which suppose to run the microwave until it determines the food is ready.
- ekianjo 1y agoWe have had this function for dozens of years in Japan already
- kiddico 1y agoThe world has had it, you just have to buy it.
- kiddico 1y agoIf it has a humidity sensor it'll likely work, but doesn't need "AI"
- antisthenes 1y agoAny logic where you could use an if condition will be marketed (probably already is) as "AI".
- ryandrake 1y agoIt feels like we are going to need a lot of volunteer effort to help remove all the AI garbage out of all these projects that insist on jamming AI into themselves.
- altairprime 1y agoWho can afford to volunteer as fork maintainer for a monolithic browser codebase, though?
- ascagnel_ 1y agoThis week the GZDoom project forked into UZDoom after a maintainer force-pushed AI-generated code into the repo. Thankfully, it failed to compile and other maintainers caught it before it made it out, but the decision to fork came down pretty quickly.
- immibis 1y agoThe creator was allegedly a massive asshole for years and him randomly reappearing after a year, only to force push shitty code that didn't work, was the last straw. It wasn't just because it was AI code.
- hbn 1y agoWhat "HD craze" was there from 2015-2020?
- altairprime 1y agoHD GIFs, most likely.
- raffael_de 1y ago"HD" as a marketing buzzterm for products where "High Definition" technically doesn't make sense. Like adding 2.0 everywhere.
- hbn 1y agoThe only example of that I can remember was "HD sunglasses" but I don't recall that ever being a widespread fad. I only saw people ever joke about that. HD as far as I ever saw it used generally referred to 720p and soon after 1080p. Which is a pretty objective, non-marketing definition. And the timeframe of 2015-2020 seems way off. 1080p was pretty standard by like 2010. YouTube started streaming 4K in 2010.
- autoexec 1y ago> HD as far as I ever saw it used generally referred to 720p and soon after 1080p. I remember stuff like "HD" whitening toothpaste, HD flashlights, and HD radio
- culll_kuprey 1y ago[flagged]
- jmkni 1y agoThe HD craze was more like 20 years ago, you're getting old :)
- creaturemachine 1y agoBefore that was the prefixing everything with a lower-case i craze.
- deleted 1y ago[deleted]