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@nixCraft Not all A.I features are useless to be honest, they do help a lot. But integrating A.I to every corner of the world is madness. I saw an ad of an A.I refrigerator and an AI air conditioner.
@nexus_r21 @nixCraft machine learning for fridges and AC isn't that useless, if they learn how to anticipate users' needs and cool slower or in colder times of the day with higher COP it might mean decent power savings. If AI in this case instead it's meant some llm chatbot to turn them on or off, well, that's something else
@Waslich @nixCraft Where would they get the data to train the A.I model further? I think you've guessed it till now, it's the users.
@nexus_r21 @nixCraft but that's the point. Learn the user's needs to serve them in a more efficient way, if done properly no data leaves the user's home
@Waslich @nixCraft Training an A.I takes alot of resources in general, It can not be done efficiently on low end hardware, they have to send the data to a remote server which is not good for privacy.
@Waslich @nexus_r21 @nixCraft its a fridge, it just needs to keep the freezer and cooler areas at their determined ranges. Micromanaging compressor runs to grid costs is gonna save dollars a year while the harvested data makes a company millions. Nope.
@Officeplant @nexus_r21 @nixCraft I don't understand why a compressor's inverter controller should be connected to the internet, nor how a company would make millions if it collected data on how often we open the fridge's doors and the temperatures inside and outside the fridge.
@Waslich @Officeplant @nexus_r21 @nixCraft Ooh, might be useful for collecting occupation data on your house. No fridge openings for a week -> you're out of town. Combine that with gps data from your phone and sell it to house burglars.