Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Smart watches for kids are fine.
PP *not fine
Anonymous wrote:What’s your unpopular opinion regarding tech?
Mine: I think AI is WAY overhyped. It’s a glorified/better google search. Large language models (LLMs) scrape the internet but the good stuff is behind paywalls and can’t be scraped. I’ve noticed that I often ask for shortcuts to assist me at work but it cannot deliver because it’s related to standards you must pay to access. AI is pretty great and writing basic code that I just have to heavily edit. AI isn’t going to be taking all of our jobs anytime soon.
What’s your unpopular opinion?
Anonymous wrote:The cars without touchscreens, especially giant touchscreens, offer a superior driving experience for the driver.
(Not talking about the kids in the back, watching a movie or the passenger endlessly scrolling on the giant dashboard screen for her favorite song.)
My unpopular opinion is specific to the driver
My driving enthusiast adult son, who is crisscrossing Italy right now in a stick shift sportscar, wholeheartedly agrees with this unpopular opinion.
Anonymous wrote:
Please understand that artificial intelligence has already revolutionized the way humans work and live, but you don't see it because the bulk of it is behind the scenes, not in the little gimmicky things waved in front of the end-user.
Some years ago, a clinical research study found that AI was better than radiology specialists at identifying tumors on scans. That's how your life could be saved on day, OP. The doctors and techs won't be booted out, they'll just double-check the scan, see patients, etc. It's a revolution that you probably were not aware of.
AI is present in nearly every field of activity and industry. Ignore the try-hard sells on your devices. That is NOT what AI is all about!![]()
An international group of doctors and computer scientists recently announced that AI systems trained to analyze X-rays, CT scans, mammograms, and other medical images were able to predict a patient’s self-reported race with a high degree of accuracy based on the images alone. The systems made accurate race predictions even when the images they were analyzing were degraded to the point that anatomical features were indistinguishable to the human eye.
Anonymous wrote:Smart watches for kids are fine.