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Evil Fluffy posted:I'm pretty sure those TV doors are also much more effort to open than normal freezer doors, which is probably just wonderful for old and/or infirm people who already have to put effort into opening regular doors at the freezer aisle of the store. I'm not so sure. The freezer doors like the ones you see there are one of those things where it's a heavy mass balanced very well to make it easy to open and close. When one of those doors gets hosed, you feel it because it's much harder to move. We're just used to the standard detents (closed and then sometimes a sit open position if they need to be filled from the outside) so they feel lighter than they are. Adding a little microcontroller or whatever and a television board isn't actually that much weight comparatively. These videos don't look like the door glass/display is significantly thicker, and the additional weight is also going to be carried in that balance. It's one of those things you don't think about until you stock frozen sections yourself, how carefully those kinds of doors are installed.
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Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. Computer mouse or animal mouse? I don't know anymore.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. “Computer? Computer???”
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. Why yes I would love to use a mouse device that can function as a keylogger and connect to the internet in my corporate environment. What could go wrong?
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Spazzle posted:You will answer a bunch of questions to train it. Then your AI will meet the AI of a potential date, and together they will determine a match%. It's the "computer dating" fad from the 80s, only now there's $100 billion of venture capital invested in it.
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Honestly I was picturing the salesperson having one of the Rats of NIMH perched on their shoulder like some kind of evil chancellor and tbh that was a much more entertaining picture than some kind of voice assistant computer mouse.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. 
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. 
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His Divine Shadow posted:Had some salesperson over from China just now, she demonstrated an "AI mouse" that listens to you and can translate for you and you can talk into your mouse instead of using your keyboard like a caveman. Personally it gave me bad vibes. I know shareholders are lemmings and have to dive into or out of whatever the newest thing is and stuff, but jesus lol https://www.howtogeek.com/logitech-launches-ai-mouse-and-prompt-builder/ """"Logitech is launching a computer mouse with a dedicated AI button, plus a new ChatGPT-prompting software for Windows and macOS. It puts AI at your fingertips, or in the palm of your hand, or something along those lines. The aptly-named Logitech Signature AI Edition Mouse features a dedicated "AI prompt button" that, when pressed, automatically opens Logitech's new AI Prompt Builder software. """""  I know in January Microsoft also announced making a copilot prompt button a standard keyboard layout item going forward too. It's crazy to me that there's already hardware dedicated to this poo poo when the results are still so bad. Oh! Is this the one you got a demonstration of? https://tessmouse.com/product/
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Neo Rasa posted:""""Logitech is launching a computer mouse with a dedicated AI button, plus a new ChatGPT-prompting software for Windows and macOS. It puts AI at your fingertips, or in the palm of your hand, or something along those lines. Oh I just love it when hardware has a button to open one specifically program that you're likely never going to use, and is probably going to be discontinued in a few months time anyway. Also like the real out of the way placement for it, not like exactly where you might accidentally press all the time. Top job again logitech!!!
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Neo Rasa posted:I know shareholders are lemmings and have to dive into or out of whatever the newest thing is and stuff, but jesus lol Yeah that's the one! She was really selling how good the translation was, which was funny because the boss asked her a question in english about it and she didn't understand based on her reply. Shoulda used the mouse to translate...
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This is what I was trying to reference but badly I guess
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Quorum posted:Honestly I was picturing the salesperson having one of the Rats of NIMH perched on their shoulder like some kind of evil chancellor and tbh that was a much more entertaining picture than some kind of voice assistant computer mouse. Depending on which rat, that could be a significant improvement.
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BiggerBoat posted:I wish Mike Judge could order up a sequel to Silicon Valley What would rather want, satire on SpaceX or Cybertruck? E: WB would never let them parody AI.
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Blue Footed Booby posted:Depending on which rat, that could be a significant improvement. Unfortunately for the future of both of our species, it's Jenner.
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Back Hack posted:What would rather want, satire on SpaceX or Cybertruck? A parody of WB itself where it makes terrible movie/tv production decisions over and over.
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withoutclass posted:A parody of WB itself where it makes terrible movie/tv production decisions over and over. Wasn't that the plot of the 4th Matrix movie?
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MixMasterMalaria posted:Wasn't that the plot of the 4th Matrix movie? That's just what New Neo wants you to think.
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Sagacity posted:Getir and Gorillas literally only exist because there were venture capitalists dumb enough to invest I've used Zoom (the very poorly named same day delivery version of Ocado) for exactly one use case: -My wife is away so I'm watching the kids myself -Both kids have gone to sleep -I've realised I need *something* for the early morning (usually milk or cereal) -I've used Zoom as I can't leave the kids by themselves to go to the shop, 5 minutes walk away And since I'm doing an order, I get a few other staples too so I don't need to go to the shop the next day (bread, eggs, bottle of wine, etc) That's literally the only use case I could ever find for myself. Niche!
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It looks like Google has inserted their generative AI results into Google searches now.
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Boris Galerkin posted:It looks like Google has inserted their generative AI results into Google searches now.
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Main Paineframe posted:The idea was that it could show you advertisements for what's in the freezer, and that the companies whose products were on the shelves would pay for those advertisements. The ability to control what you see - for example, temporarily covering up half the products in a freezer with an advertisement about how good the products in the other half are - is something that marketing departments would happily pay good money for. I assumed the endgame for these screens was to replace the price sticker inside the cooler. Surge pricing during rush hour or late at night after all your other options close.
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ploots posted:I assumed the endgame for these screens was to replace the price sticker inside the cooler. Surge pricing during rush hour or late at night after all your other options close. Nope. Cooler Screens' stuff is 100% focused on ads. The closest they get is displaying limited-time sales and season-specific ads. They don't make any secret of it, either. Their website is full of poo poo like this:   
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"content that connects with humans..." - the gingerbread man in the last pic
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PhazonLink posted:"content that connects with humans..." - the gingerbread man in the last pic I can't wait to see the kind of ads we get when the AIs start getting their own money.
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Boris Galerkin posted:It looks like Google has inserted their generative AI results into Google searches now. WE're seriously no poo poo headed here and going to do this, aren't we? Just "gently caress it. Let AI determine and answer everything"
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PhazonLink posted:"content that connects with humans..." - the gingerbread man in the last pic https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GiJ0UWspCUw It worked.
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Spazzle posted:Looks pretty good to me. Broken clock, twice a day, etc.
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