People savvy to the industry realize it's code for "we're going to invasively violate your privacy for our own ends" while the non-savvy understand it's a buzzword that doesn't mean anything but is probably an excuse to make the product more expensive
For me it's sort of similar to the idea that appliances ought to be "smart." I don't need a screen on my refrigerator that tells me when to buy milk - and I mostly see it as something that will be expensive to fix when it inevitably breaks.
If anything, AI might have a role in internal processes for an organisation. As soon as you make it part of a public facing service, it's like advertising to your customers that you are floundering and just trying whatever fad crosses your desk with no understanding of them or their needs.
Exactly.
AI & Crypto are both just corrupt hacks to take advantage of others or commit crimes publicly, it seems to me...
Any ads or posts featuring AI get an automatic block on all social media
I interpret it as "We're going to screw product quality in order to maximize corporate profit per unit!"
Those of us who remember Clippy know exactly what "AI" is.
I continue to advocate for a Butlerian Jihad
Sounds a lot like the "internet of things", which really never made any sense beyond TVs.
Products with AI that work rarely market the AI aspect. It’s more “does task X better/faster/more accurately.”