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Oha ,

Investors/Shareholders. They cum each time they hear the word AI

possiblylinux127 ,

Except for the people who know what they are doing. As it turns out a lot of actual business people looked at the insane amount of money going into AI and realized it would take a huge return plus potentially decades to break even.

You don’t need to understand “AI” to see that pouring billions into something that doesn’t have a business model could be a bad bet.

possiblylinux127 ,

I think there marketing for the ear buds is funny.

“90x faster than the speed of sound”

MaXimus421 ,
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Want it or not, you’re gonna get it. The industry is going balls deep with it and I doubt AI phones are even the tip of the iceberg. They’re gonna use the shit in everything.

cron ,

The hardware industry wants to sell new devices. Most software companies just upload your data to the cloud and to the AI magic there (e.g. ChatGPT, Bing Image creator).

Fiivemacs ,

False.

Flax_vert ,

Why can’t they use AI for something useful like better commands when using hands free while driving. They have all these gimmicks yet it cannot play a specific music playlist on spotify on shuffle without a very specific word for word command

UlyssesT ,

I might have before, but I’m across the country from Silicon Valley now and they are probably cooking in three-figure heat while their ZYBERTRUKKKS are falling apart from just existing. They still love the truck though! maybe-later-honey 🍷🍷 maybe-later-kiddo

ItsComplicated ,

Imo, the current meaning for AI is just another way for companies to take even more of your data and embed more invasive technologies.

Edit: No thanks

we_avoid_temptation ,

Not now. Maybe it’ll be useful once the bubble bursts and a few actually decent uses for something that could actually run on a phone emerge from the rubble and actually work.

At the moment I’m not seeing a whole lot overall that actually works unless you’re an expert using it for science or something like that.

helenslunch , (edited )
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Yes and no.

I could see a free public AI tool for medical or legal use being potentially extremely valuable. But it’ll never happen for the same reason self-driving cars will never happen: humans are allowed to be fallible but computers are not.

I could see an actually-functional AI assistant being potentially extremely valuable.

I am sure there are other potential use-cases but as of yet none of these things have materialized.

Their greatest value will be to pump-and-dump investors. And AI hardware producers. This craze has launched Nvidia into the stratosphere.

ijeff , (edited )
@ijeff@lemdro.id avatar

It depends on who you’re asking. The AI branding appeals to a lot of the more casual users I know, but it ultimately comes down to the actual functionality being added. It’s the first time in a long time that I’ve been interested in following smartphone developments. What our devices can actually do has been rather stagnant IMO.

cm0002 ,

I don’t want an AI phone specifically, but its inclusion is not a deal breaker. I’m in it for the Foldy phones, even though they’re changing the screen sizes compared to the 0G fold, it’s still leagues better than Samshits Foldy offering and those are my only options here in the states

The demos of the Gemini AI seem somewhat useful, but only if it actually works right most of the time

xor ,

i just want a phone that constantly spies on me and sends recordings back to mama cloud….

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