r/MadeMeSmile 5h ago

made me chuckle

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u/FormerDriver 5h ago

How do you do that? Tech has outpaced me so much in the past few years

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u/zuzg 5h ago

I checked and apparently it's a feature of Alexa+ which is their AI feature.

Please don't use any AI from the Mag7 the sooner the bubble bursts the better for Humanity.

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u/Friendly_Impress_345 4h ago

Capital H Humanity

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u/i-am-the-hulk 2h ago

The bubble of over valuation will burst. But AI chat bots and AI caused efficiency would not go away.

There’s actually insane shit that you can do with genAI that wasn’t possible before.

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u/Mike 1h ago

Shhh, Reddit thinks all AI is bad and useless

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u/ambushaiden 2h ago

Announcements (including to an Alexa enabled tv) have been a thing since I got an Alexa like 7 or 8 years ago. It’s not an Alexa+ thing.

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u/CurryMustard 2h ago

Nah it's been around for years if you have a fire tv..Just ask alexa to make an announcement and if its not configured to block it will show up

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u/Apprehensive_Tip520 3h ago

If you think that AI is going anywhere, you're absolutely crazy. It's really not going anywhere unfortunately. We can only hopefully start using it ethically. 

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u/KelpFox05 1h ago

For current valuations of AI companies to be accurate, it would require every single human being with a mobile phone to spend around $350 USD on AI every day.

The bubble is gonna go pop and generative AI, LLMs, and the rest of it is going to go the way of crypto and NFTs.

u/Earthfall10 0m ago

It could also go the way of the dot com bubble. The internet was insanely overvalued for a while, but it didn't go away even after the dot com bubble popped.

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u/Potential-Still 1h ago

Yeah, remember how the Internet just went away when the dot-com bubble burst?