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I call a lidite, but when a product I claim is that it has a “AI-UPTimized” design, my eyes shine. Whether it is over marketing or increasing excessive excessive fear, AI has threatened to handle both his career and my hobbies, it goes into one ear and leaves the other just like another buzzer, though AI is changing the world as soon as I am writing it.
It recently came to mind when a viral reddate post showed the screen protector with the “better for AI” badge on the box. After some investigation, it is a standard anger with amazing things .The glass screen protector looks. I think it’s “better for AI” as the screen can be protective, because it’s just a thin piece of glass.
But this is just the tip of the iceberg when it comes to objectionable AI claims on non -tech products, so we join when we sink into the depths of the new marketing slope.
AI all things
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I saw this trend for the first time with phone issues last year. I usually examine matters for our lists, and Spagen was one of the first people to slap AI Mankar on their affairs. For example, the Spagain Tight Coach (AI) Magft case is practically similar to its predecessor, in which the magnet is a very sophisticated component. No terrible AI partner is hiding There I
The listing claims that it contains “AI-XRD Foam Placement” by LS Diana Test, so I think AI has been sprayed there during the design phase. When you look at matters, I couldn’t tell you what the XRD foam is different about, but I hope a trained engineer examined the AI work before it came into production.
Companies have slapped AI badges on everything from phone matters to toothbrushes.
There are some products where some levels of interference are almost understood. Oral-B’s talented X-Electric Toothbrush use “AI brushing recognition” to tell you when you have left a place while cleaning your teeth. I think this is something that can handle my organic brain, but if it is nine out of ten robots from my back, I am ready to give it a shot.
Then there are things like fast II -powered girls, who have integrated Wi -Fi and AI assistant to help you perfect the girl. Personally, parents have given me a new definition for staring a rack of meat in isolation for hours at a time, but if you stare at temperature readings on your phone, you have more strength.
But there is a product that I feel so offensive that I am still trying to wrap my head around it. Allow me to introduce you to AI golf clubs.
AI is selling smoke
These are the E-Hanseed Iron of the blackway. No, these clubs will not play golf for you, nor do they have any integrated support to help you reduce your disability. Instead, they use AI in the design phase, as is the same as the spagen (AI).
The company claims that it used AI to analyze the swing data of thousands of golfers to find a design that “promotes maximum distance with toughness in green.” It has termed this technology as AI smart face, which is appropriate because you have to be a total ovarian to buy it.
Do not buy AI-Enhanced product hype.
In addition, this product is the name. Yes, the black marketing department is literally selling AI smoke to consumers, and is not ashamed to recognize it.
So let’s work as a lesson for all of us: don’t buy in AI hype for most products. Generative AI is one thing, but when it comes to everything, from AI-UPTimized screen guards to golf clubs, most of them are just smoke.
