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@@Lumibear. thanks. I was hoping for an actual link. I’ve been looking on Amazon for this and haven’t been able to find it. A link to where he got it would be helpful. I figured it wasn’t going to be cheap, but it might be worth it if it will take the guesswork out of trying to figure out how long and what temp to cook things at in the air fryer.
@@nntflow7058 there is no AI going on here. This is a camera hooked up to a microcontroller with a fixed post-training database of values to compare the image against. It scores the image against the preset db scores and picks the one that has the highest score as the most likely. There's not even any real AI going on in the original (pre-shipment) training, it's just feeding information through a neural net to get the weight table. Neat gimmick, but like @eg1885 said, this is just buzz wording more than anything.
Its starting to lose its allure and is becoming a Meme tho. Next year I think even the people that might be drawn towards the term AI will be sick of it. Corporations drive terms into the ground.
@92Hidden it is AI... It's using an AI model to classify what food is in the air fryer... Just because you don't know what AI is doesn't mean it isn't AI.
@@aligutmann392 its not AI though. its using a basic algorithm to look at whats in the fryer and chooses the temp & heat based on that. If it had AI, it would learn how to cook the whole chicken based on the previous time it had cooked one.
@@shalala4571It is, definitionally, not "AI" since its behaviour is fixed in software. A bit of machine vision inference is not intelligence. If it gets better and better at cooking and learns more and more dishes over time, then it is AI.
Almost two years ago, I bought an air fryer oven on a whim (I'd never heard of them before). When it arrived, I tried it out and switched my main cooker off at the fuse box and have never used it since. Being an oven type air fryer, it came with slotted two trays and a base tray, a rotisserie with prongs, a rotating basket (for chips and things) and a few other accessories - all for under £100! I then bought a worktop twin plate induction hob and between the air fryer oven and new hob plus my fancy microwave, I manage completely without a cooker at a lot less cost than conventional cooking. Being a single guy who loves cooking and gadgets, it couldn't be better - and is a far more versatile arrangement than I had previously. Three tier steamer for veg on induction - perfect! Medium/large potato cut into 8/12 wedges (skin on), done in the air fryer in 15 minutes - great!
We are a retired couple and have moved to the coast.We do not need a full kitchen any more.We use a air fryer/twin induction hob/microwave/steamer.This combination works well for us and saves us money on fuel.We also use a vacuum pack machine and have a freezer for pre made meals.
@@JMB244 I don't have a vacuum packer because until now I have never heard of them - but I will now look for one. I also batch cook every week to store in the freezer in cartons.
My favorite smart cooker is the Ninja Foodi Smart XL grill. No camera. You just have to tell it what you put in and the doneness you prefer. A meat probe tells the grill the proper time to shut off. It can also be used to cook stews or even airfry. by removing the grill
It’s probably better to just to buy a wireless thermometer like a Thermopen or Meater, which can be used with other things like BBQ or grilled food if need be
@@PotatoPirate123 Yes, I agree, but the point was a smart cooker which is preprogrammed for the various foods. With the Foodi, you don't need to know what temperature. You just tell it you want your steak medium rare or however you want it cooked and it takes care of it.
@@NonexistentHomestead I'll be honest, as an ex chef I'd rather use my own metrics than theirs. I get that some people prefer the wholly auto process though. Heck, some people have an aneurysm if they have to cook two things with different times and temps on the packet
Having a whole chicken on your package and then not having a setting or even recognising a whole chicken is the definition of false advertising. That has nothing to do with if the overall product is solid but you said yourself, that is part of why you bought it.
Hardly lol. It fits in the unit and you can cook it in the unit using manual settings. You're assuming the AI will do more than product packaging /manual states. That being said, including a picture of the entire bird and not something that's actually on the preset is wildly irresponsible.
@@Mibs53 The packaging advertises one touch cooking and AI recognitionwhile showing an entire bird that *can not be done with or be recognised by the listed features!*
@@mavadelo okay geez you don't have to yell. But its still an air fryer, and it still fits the chicken, and it still can cook the chicken. That's true separate of the listed features.
I've also seen a lot of air fryer specific stuff lately! I got some Air Fryer oil because it legit has a very high smoke point so cooking at 200C is good, but then when I read it properly it's just avocado oil which I could have got for cheaper 🙃 Seems like we're gonna get a lot of "AI" things from this point...Looking forward to seeing your AI Toaster review soon 😜
4:41 shame the camera didn't put the video feed on the display, if only there was a way to peer into the air fryer like a window of sorts that allows you to see the food as it cooks, but that's probably just science fiction
@@toyotaprius79 Eh not really. AI is pretty much revolutionary and in it's adolescent, I remember when it was in it's infantcy and I can tell you from experience that what we have now is exponentially more advanced than what we had 10-15 years ago. It's going to get better. The bubble you're thinking of is stuff like this where they try to market basic algorithms and if else statements as AI, or more recently AI devices that will basically be replaced by Android and iOS
I honestly wouldn't let AI take over MY life or my world. I mean that i decided to not use AI. Why? Because i just don't need it. I don't want to fall in the illusion that i need it. Because i prefer to express my own intellectuality and creativity, or anything i'm able to do by myself. I see that many people delegates too much things to AI, including teenagers to make their homework....So what would happen, if people use AI to replace their own aptitudes. Creativity is already taken over by AI, and many real artists struggles because of that. What will happen if someone would wrote a book with AI and would become rich and famous? AI is the danger of illusion, that it could create so many things, that it would slowly replace humans abilities. We already make this mistake by using connected objects to turn off the light AT OUR PLACE....So do you imagine the catastrophy of AI taking over our intellectuality, and creativity? Would humans still able to make things by themselves? I don't find AI revolutionnary, but dangerous for Humanity. It's not because it's high technology that it's great. It's just bring this illusion. I don't see that as an experience...By cons, when i write a book by myself, when i draw by myself, when i think by myself, or many others things i'm able to do...I make my own experience. The problem with AI and many products connected is the promise of experiences....Making us believe that we couldn't do experiences by ourself, with our own faculties. The experience of AI stay a faked and superficial way to have some sensations or excitement in our lives...But it litterally corrupt the link with ourself. So it's seen as revolutionnary, and it's exactly the problem. Many people falls in the trap of illusions. Instead to be encouraged to use our own faculties, we are encouraged to replace this faculties by AI faculties. It's exactly like that that big compagny trap us in many way and make us buy stuffs we don't need. Because they put the idea of happiness, experiences, faculties on superficial things. While i learned that we already have a lot of treasures in ourself. It' s so fullfilling, when you make something with YOUR aptitudes./ Don't delegates or replace your ability to think and to BE by something artificial. Stays humans and simple, guys. We don't need AI or connected objects...We need the best connection ever, the connection with nature and with our souls... But many people have forget that. When i'm outside, and that i'm the only one still listening the song of the birds, and keeping my smartphone in my bag, while all others people have their nose in their phone, and don't even hear the birds anymore.....I see that we have already lost our part of humanity.I don't think we should live through a program. We are humans. We have a brain, that we don't use at his highest value, and you want AI to take over the world? So no, i don't see where it's revolutionnary to transform us into robots. Mostly for our teenagers, that would slowly think that machine are here to do everything at our place. They already live too much by their phones and social network...So with AI...i guess they wouldn't be able to do anything by themselves. But humans are so corrupted by big company that they let big company says what they need to be or to have in order to be happy. Live by your own parameters, guys, not the parameters of someone else, mostly if it come from a big company that make all for money.
I just cook my food in an air fryer and write down on a paper how long I think is perfect and I usually do 180c for everything to not make it too complicated. You can cook something till you are satisfied and then just add or attract a minute or two if you want different results and you need to check on your food the first times to understand what the result might be like. I have a smart feature on my airfryer but it is just easier to have times written down instead of playing around with menus or waiting for the air fryer to do something on its own, you pop whatever you want to eat in to the air fryer, set it to 180c or something for however long it will need and there are no more worries. I have noticed that 200c is very harsh on the top of the food so that is why I go for 180 instead, still super hot but it is way better, even though you might need to wait a little longer. I used to do my frozen fries for 12 minutes in 180c but 8-9 minutes makes perfection depending on what you are trying to achieve, anything above 9 minutes kind of makes the crust too hard.
Even using an AF, you should always use an instant read thermometer to check the internal temperature. The times used by this AF is rather longer than I would use but then again it might not be as powerful as mine so it might cook slower than normal machines.
I cook a full roast chicken just salted and peppered in my normal air fryer. I find it the best way to cook a chicken, super crispy and juicy. Edit: I just do it 180c upside down for 30 mins, flip it for another 30mins sometimes 40 mins for extra crispy skin.
The Dreo Chefmaker is the way to go for air-frying meat. It's also "AI" in that you put a temperature probe into your meat of choice, tell the air fryer what it is, and how you want it cooked, and it goes to town using multiple cook stages and temperature curves. It also has a water atomizer the inner/outer temperature. I've had one for awhile, and it does a pretty good job. Not "restaurant" quality, but definitely pretty good for home-cooked in an oven.
I have a 12 lte in ten AIRFRYER oven I love it my only complaint is likely the same as others cleaning it. I have cooked both roast and rotisserie chicken in it with the greatest of ease it to has a viewing panel and internal lamp.
Wow! Daewoo! I had a home stereo system by them back in the 90s!! But I love my Ninja SP101 8 in 1 air fryer! It's great to just leave on the counter because it flips up and takes less counter space when not in use. I highly recommend!
Hi Barry I love my air fryer the best one I have found is the Breville Haylo you can take the middle out and make it twice the size cooking space it also has buckets and shelves and storage for all the shelves etc so it’s really worth checking out I started off with a cheap small air fryer I have now got rid of my oven and only use my air fryer now
This feels like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. It takes longer to automatically recognize and set the time as it would be to do it manually.
Last year I got the Dreo chefmaker. It has a chef mode for meats and veggies where you select what you are cooking and how done you want it. It also has a temp probe that connects to it to track that. I'll keep it over the ai, but this one does have a nicer window.
Roasted chickpeas on a salads great! Fish sauce with mayo ketchup trenches dressing Heinz 57 sauce a dash of Worcestershire mix together and use for fish sticks or any fish. You can use miracle whip instead of mayo.
All Air fryers are built the same. Heat created by coil and blown by a fan. They could have better heating elements, bladeless fans, and a rotating base plate for even cooking
I'm old enough to remember when Daewoo made cars, 'That'll be a Daewoo'. I expect we'll see a proper A.I Air Fryer soon enough, one that will require a internet connection, and will text you with sad face emoji's when you use you actual Oven to cook etc, but for the price this seems like a decent product, with the addition of the window, you could just set it, and check every so often and just press the cancel button if you think it's done. I had did a quick google search and Air Fryers have come a long way, Daewoo alone have ones with a rotisserie function, with dual chambers, even a microwave oven Air fryer, which could be great for those with limited space.
40 mins for chicken thighs seams like a very long cooking time. I cooked chicken portion from frozen in just 15 to 20 mins, I used a food probe and it was fully cooked through at above the actual cooked safe temperature and tasted fine
I bought air fryer fries (chips) once because I was curious. But for those the cooking time was shorter than I usually would do fries and the fries turned out the best air fryer fries I had to this day. But I am not going to pay almost 3x as much when I can get perfectly fine fries much cheaper.
This is the best airfryer if you have a family to cook for. Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer, Dual Zone with Removable Divider, Large 10.4L Drawer, 7-in-1, Air-Fryer Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Max Crisp, Non-Stick Dishwasher Safe Parts, Black AF500UK But its also good if you are a person on your own. I have had many different airfryers over the past 16 + years. They have all been about the same size though, and around the £60 to £80 price point. They gave all heen fine and have done the job they were designed to do, and i loved all of them . They have saved me time and money and i wouldn't be without one now. The Ninja is definitely a considered purchase, as its a higher price point, but it is well worth the money. I got mine on a daily deal price and it was very reduced, cost wise. I've had it since February this year, and have cooked much more in it than i ever did in any of my previous models. I used to use my airfryer about 3 to 4 times a week, this one i use 5 to 6 times a week. Its a fantastic machine. Would definitely recommend to anyone.
They call everything "AI" these days... Ability to apply preset cooking mode depending on camera recognition does not AI make. By that logic, the autofocus on the camera is AI, because it adjusts the focus depending on the data it receives from the camera.
haha yes, I was thinking is this not just a pre-set. I mean I guess detecting the food is pretty cool in some ways, but other than that pretty standard.
The £10 a tube of toothpaste I saw for sale in the supermarket the other day didn't say 'AI' - it said '3D'. (!?) I suspect AI toothpaste is only a year or two away - and at £12 a tube.
Don’t tell the computers..But in the future all we need are chip shaped explosives to fool the A.I. Skynet will be defeated with a Trojan horse potato gun!
I'd bet it was designed in the US and they just changed "fries" to "chips" in the interface for British English. Which means only thin cut fries would be detected as "chips," and the "chips" you bought were considered "wedges" (which is what we'd probably call that cut of chips in the states).
As a Brit, even i'd say the chips Barry got were on the line to becoming wedges. They were proper thick cut chips and with the skin on as well, i'm not really surprised the "AI" thought they were wedges.
They put air fryer on the food and increase the price of the food by a certain percentage and people think they can cook them in the air fryer when all an air fryer is is a small fan oven and anything that can be cooked in an oven can be done in an air fryer.
Another great vid. I sort of use my airfryer with meat like I do a BBQ. Strange but fun, lol. You can do low and slow and probe the meat as you go. Or hot and fast. I Like the AI but nothing beats a good probe for temps. Would love to see you get hold of the Ninja woodfire for a play.
I have buy one 1 month ago and i'm happy with it. It cook well and fast. Mine don't have AI, but i prefer to not have AI, because i don't want to virtualize everything.
I want to see you try and do the "is it cake" trend, but test how closesly your cake resembles burgers, steak, chips etc by putting them in this aifryer and seeing if it detects them correctly 😂
As mentioned before, the Instant Vortex Duel Plus is excellent! x2 draws (with windows) 7.6L. It has 8-in-1 present settings and 6 ways to cook, air fry, roast, grill, bake, rehydrate & reheat. Sync start & sync finish, easy to clean been a fantastic purchase for me!
Maybe buy a Meat thermometer... that Chicken was probably cooked... I do a large chicken in 45 minutes in my Ninja! As for the steak I cooked two sirloins in my Tefal airfryer today...I preheat as it has a griddle insert but 4 minutes each side is normally medium rare 👍 Keep the airfryer stuff coming as it was a cracking video Bx
Hi Barry i brought my first air fryer when i was 25 and I'm now 61 and i got it from qvc and imported with a uk plug ive also been a butcher now for 32 years and still plodding along all though getting slower 😊, daewoo do some very good products and a von chef also do some good products, over the years I've had so many different air fryers over the years and so many different ninjas but I'm not a fan of them my two in my kitchen now is the 12lt cosori which what ever you put in comes out perfectly especially because it has heating elements at the bottom as well as the top and my second is the instant pot verso and a brilliant air fryer and a real workhorse and on special offer it's just brilliant, but i truly can't say enough about the cosori, cheers mate 🍻
never even bought an oven in my lifetime, and you're out here bragging about buying "so many different air fryers over the years". what is it so difficult for you olds think about what you are trying to say before typing and sending messages?
If i do a large joint or whole chicken i take the crisper tray out to drop it down a bit from the element to stop it charring as much,seems to be not a bad product,I have an Instant Vortex and it has a clear view windiw as well which as you say is really handy,very enjoyable video Barry
The two big things that sorta put me off are 1. I don't like things with camera when i have no control over the camera 2. Where is everything that camera sees being stored? And what do they do with it? I love the clear glass to see through to what you are cooking! That's great! I just do not like a lot of it haha
About 8:26 in. A quick thought, maybe it'ld rather adjust the temperature then the time... Like "I'm going to be done at X time so to not overcook I'll lower my temp...". Or something like that
@mrbarrylewis you need to try out a Dreo Air Fryer which uses a temperature probe and atomisation to cook your food and steaks are unreal in this thing! Smart Screen, WiFi Connected and designed alongside Michelin Star Chefs! Please please please try it
I swear, anyone is slapping "AI" on anything nowadays... It's the "AI craze", when 99% are not even remotely AI features or at least nothing that hasn't been around for at least a decade.
Have you ever looked at the dreo chefmaker it uses a temperature probe especially for joints or spatchcocked chicken. It also has recipes added on their app it's honestly made the best pork crackling I've ever achieved it's not just an air fryer it has other settings. Honestly I think it's amazing and possibly more like what you expected from this
Protip: Start the chicken breast side down since dark meat takes a bit longer and is really hard to overcook. Flip it and when the breast it done the whole thing should be done, especially after resting!
This wasn't sponsored as I said, but I think manual mode it was a pretty solid machine indeed!
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Air fryers are awesome! Love your content Barry❤❤❤❤
I have always had steak well done and its only been the last 10 years am down to medium and I personally dont taste anything different.
Hey Barry, can you please put a link to that air fryer, I’m looking to buy that particular model.
@@Prence DAEWOO 8L ONE TOUCH AIR FRYER XL FAMILY COOKING
I image-to-text copy-pasted from the video, they’re not exactly expensive neither!
@@Lumibear. thanks. I was hoping for an actual link. I’ve been looking on Amazon for this and haven’t been able to find it. A link to where he got it would be helpful. I figured it wasn’t going to be cheap, but it might be worth it if it will take the guesswork out of trying to figure out how long and what temp to cook things at in the air fryer.
I guess AI will be the new buzz word just like "smart" was in every appliance a few years ago
It's how Silicon Valley pulls investors and trash "content" "creators" get views.
Another youtuber I watch had a video with a "AI Rice Cooker" (it was just a regular rice cooker that slapped AI on the box)
Unlike Smart. The AI system is actually functional on certain products, like this one for example.
I'm old enough to remember "Fuzzy Logic" and "Digital Time and Temperature Control" that was just a 555IC
@@nntflow7058 there is no AI going on here. This is a camera hooked up to a microcontroller with a fixed post-training database of values to compare the image against. It scores the image against the preset db scores and picks the one that has the highest score as the most likely. There's not even any real AI going on in the original (pre-shipment) training, it's just feeding information through a neural net to get the weight table.
Neat gimmick, but like @eg1885 said, this is just buzz wording more than anything.
"the reason I bought this over other ones is simply because of this AI"
And that is exactly why absolutely everything is marketed as "AI" right now
a year or so it would have simply been called an algorithm to do these things and now its labeled as AI since its the buzzword of the day
Its starting to lose its allure and is becoming a Meme tho. Next year I think even the people that might be drawn towards the term AI will be sick of it. Corporations drive terms into the ground.
@92Hidden it is AI... It's using an AI model to classify what food is in the air fryer... Just because you don't know what AI is doesn't mean it isn't AI.
@@aligutmann392 its not AI though. its using a basic algorithm to look at whats in the fryer and chooses the temp & heat based on that.
If it had AI, it would learn how to cook the whole chicken based on the previous time it had cooked one.
@definedphotography that is not what AI means at all. Recognizing food from an image is AI no matter what you think.
Those chips looked like wedges to be fair! bloody big wedge shaped chips!
haha yep deffo not normal shaped chips which is why it prob went that route
The colour also helped to throw the software a bit? Probably expecting pale washed out potatoe pieces
Soon as I heard the word "AI", My eyes rolled to the back of my head.
haha I know right, I think that's why I was intrigued to get it
Well don't complain when the future goes off without you bud
to be fair, they appear to be using something like CLIP (computer vision), which is more honest than a lot of "AI" products
@@fadenceAI as a marketing term is just bad for the future😂 Yes this air frier has AI technically, but this couldve been done 10 years ago
@@shalala4571It is, definitionally, not "AI" since its behaviour is fixed in software. A bit of machine vision inference is not intelligence. If it gets better and better at cooking and learns more and more dishes over time, then it is AI.
I recommend a digital thermometer just to make sure it’s cooked
I'd be more impressed if it had an integrated meat thermometer
@@earthstar2493 The Drea Chefmaker does.
Almost two years ago, I bought an air fryer oven on a whim (I'd never heard of them before). When it arrived, I tried it out and switched my main cooker off at the fuse box and have never used it since. Being an oven type air fryer, it came with slotted two trays and a base tray, a rotisserie with prongs, a rotating basket (for chips and things) and a few other accessories - all for under £100! I then bought a worktop twin plate induction hob and between the air fryer oven and new hob plus my fancy microwave, I manage completely without a cooker at a lot less cost than conventional cooking. Being a single guy who loves cooking and gadgets, it couldn't be better - and is a far more versatile arrangement than I had previously. Three tier steamer for veg on induction - perfect! Medium/large potato cut into 8/12 wedges (skin on), done in the air fryer in 15 minutes - great!
We did the same & no longer use the conventional cooker. Rotisserie chicken is the best.
We are a retired couple and have moved to the coast.We do not need a full kitchen any more.We use a air fryer/twin induction hob/microwave/steamer.This combination works well for us and saves us money on fuel.We also use a vacuum pack machine and have a freezer for pre made meals.
@@JMB244 I don't have a vacuum packer because until now I have never heard of them - but I will now look for one. I also batch cook every week to store in the freezer in cartons.
Should have said vacuum sealer
Could someone please tell me where this was purchased
My favorite smart cooker is the Ninja Foodi Smart XL grill. No camera. You just have to tell it what you put in and the doneness you prefer. A meat probe tells the grill the proper time to shut off. It can also be used to cook stews or even airfry. by removing the grill
I've a similar model of Ninja with the probe. Gets meat joints (including whole chicken) right every time.
It’s probably better to just to buy a wireless thermometer like a Thermopen or Meater, which can be used with other things like BBQ or grilled food if need be
@@PotatoPirate123 Yes, I agree, but the point was a smart cooker which is preprogrammed for the various foods. With the Foodi, you don't need to know what temperature. You just tell it you want your steak medium rare or however you want it cooked and it takes care of it.
@@NonexistentHomestead I'll be honest, as an ex chef I'd rather use my own metrics than theirs. I get that some people prefer the wholly auto process though. Heck, some people have an aneurysm if they have to cook two things with different times and temps on the packet
I often roast chickpeas in the air fryer. It's important to dry the chickpeas well before putting them in the air fryer (unless you want soggy beans).
Having a whole chicken on your package and then not having a setting or even recognising a whole chicken is the definition of false advertising. That has nothing to do with if the overall product is solid but you said yourself, that is part of why you bought it.
I bet they backed out of an "AI" setting for chicken because they were worried about it being undercooked and making someone sick.
I was screaming that at the screen. Hope the Brit sees this 😊
Hardly lol. It fits in the unit and you can cook it in the unit using manual settings. You're assuming the AI will do more than product packaging
/manual states. That being said, including a picture of the entire bird and not something that's actually on the preset is wildly irresponsible.
@@Mibs53 The packaging advertises one touch cooking and AI recognitionwhile showing an entire bird that *can not be done with or be recognised by the listed features!*
@@mavadelo okay geez you don't have to yell. But its still an air fryer, and it still fits the chicken, and it still can cook the chicken. That's true separate of the listed features.
I've also seen a lot of air fryer specific stuff lately! I got some Air Fryer oil because it legit has a very high smoke point so cooking at 200C is good, but then when I read it properly it's just avocado oil which I could have got for cheaper 🙃 Seems like we're gonna get a lot of "AI" things from this point...Looking forward to seeing your AI Toaster review soon 😜
Talkie Toaster, howdy doodly doo would you like some toast?
Classic Red Dwarf
4:41 shame the camera didn't put the video feed on the display, if only there was a way to peer into the air fryer like a window of sorts that allows you to see the food as it cooks, but that's probably just science fiction
It has a window and an internal light.
@@AntonGully that's the joke silly goose
Although, a fancy Wi-Fi app to view the thermal camera would be neat.
sometimes it wiorries me that barry is raising children.
AI is taking over the world! They've now come for Barry.
AI is ultimately a distraction from the dead end of innovation from overly valued tech companies have to offer. Fyi
Bubble gotta burst eventually
@@toyotaprius79 Eh not really. AI is pretty much revolutionary and in it's adolescent, I remember when it was in it's infantcy and I can tell you from experience that what we have now is exponentially more advanced than what we had 10-15 years ago. It's going to get better.
The bubble you're thinking of is stuff like this where they try to market basic algorithms and if else statements as AI, or more recently AI devices that will basically be replaced by Android and iOS
I honestly wouldn't let AI take over MY life or my world. I mean that i decided to not use AI. Why? Because i just don't need it. I don't want to fall in the illusion that i need it. Because i prefer to express my own intellectuality and creativity, or anything i'm able to do by myself. I see that many people delegates too much things to AI, including teenagers to make their homework....So what would happen, if people use AI to replace their own aptitudes. Creativity is already taken over by AI, and many real artists struggles because of that. What will happen if someone would wrote a book with AI and would become rich and famous? AI is the danger of illusion, that it could create so many things, that it would slowly replace humans abilities. We already make this mistake by using connected objects to turn off the light AT OUR PLACE....So do you imagine the catastrophy of AI taking over our intellectuality, and creativity? Would humans still able to make things by themselves?
I don't find AI revolutionnary, but dangerous for Humanity. It's not because it's high technology that it's great. It's just bring this illusion. I don't see that as an experience...By cons, when i write a book by myself, when i draw by myself, when i think by myself, or many others things i'm able to do...I make my own experience.
The problem with AI and many products connected is the promise of experiences....Making us believe that we couldn't do experiences by ourself, with our own faculties. The experience of AI stay a faked and superficial way to have some sensations or excitement in our lives...But it litterally corrupt the link with ourself.
So it's seen as revolutionnary, and it's exactly the problem. Many people falls in the trap of illusions. Instead to be encouraged to use our own faculties, we are encouraged to replace this faculties by AI faculties. It's exactly like that that big compagny trap us in many way and make us buy stuffs we don't need. Because they put the idea of happiness, experiences, faculties on superficial things.
While i learned that we already have a lot of treasures in ourself. It' s so fullfilling, when you make something with YOUR aptitudes./ Don't delegates or replace your ability to think and to BE by something artificial. Stays humans and simple, guys. We don't need AI or connected objects...We need the best connection ever, the connection with nature and with our souls...
But many people have forget that. When i'm outside, and that i'm the only one still listening the song of the birds, and keeping my smartphone in my bag, while all others people have their nose in their phone, and don't even hear the birds anymore.....I see that we have already lost our part of humanity.I don't think we should live through a program. We are humans. We have a brain, that we don't use at his highest value, and you want AI to take over the world? So no, i don't see where it's revolutionnary to transform us into robots. Mostly for our teenagers, that would slowly think that machine are here to do everything at our place. They already live too much by their phones and social network...So with AI...i guess they wouldn't be able to do anything by themselves.
But humans are so corrupted by big company that they let big company says what they need to be or to have in order to be happy. Live by your own parameters, guys, not the parameters of someone else, mostly if it come from a big company that make all for money.
I just cook my food in an air fryer and write down on a paper how long I think is perfect and I usually do 180c for everything to not make it too complicated. You can cook something till you are satisfied and then just add or attract a minute or two if you want different results and you need to check on your food the first times to understand what the result might be like. I have a smart feature on my airfryer but it is just easier to have times written down instead of playing around with menus or waiting for the air fryer to do something on its own, you pop whatever you want to eat in to the air fryer, set it to 180c or something for however long it will need and there are no more worries. I have noticed that 200c is very harsh on the top of the food so that is why I go for 180 instead, still super hot but it is way better, even though you might need to wait a little longer. I used to do my frozen fries for 12 minutes in 180c but 8-9 minutes makes perfection depending on what you are trying to achieve, anything above 9 minutes kind of makes the crust too hard.
mine is a pressure cooker too, ninja. whole chicken pressure cook 15 minutes then air fry for 20. fabulous
Yes I have the ninja foodi max which you can pressure cook the chicken first then air fry. It’s so moist and tender.
Even using an AF, you should always use an instant read thermometer to check the internal temperature. The times used by this AF is rather longer than I would use but then again it might not be as powerful as mine so it might cook slower than normal machines.
Daewoo- last time I heard of Daewoo it was a car 😂😂
I cook a full roast chicken just salted and peppered in my normal air fryer. I find it the best way to cook a chicken, super crispy and juicy.
Edit: I just do it 180c upside down for 30 mins, flip it for another 30mins sometimes 40 mins for extra crispy skin.
The Dreo Chefmaker is the way to go for air-frying meat. It's also "AI" in that you put a temperature probe into your meat of choice, tell the air fryer what it is, and how you want it cooked, and it goes to town using multiple cook stages and temperature curves. It also has a water atomizer the inner/outer temperature. I've had one for awhile, and it does a pretty good job. Not "restaurant" quality, but definitely pretty good for home-cooked in an oven.
I have a 12 lte in ten AIRFRYER oven I love it my only complaint is likely the same as others cleaning it.
I have cooked both roast and rotisserie chicken in it with the greatest of ease it to has a viewing panel and internal lamp.
Wow! Daewoo! I had a home stereo system by them back in the 90s!! But I love my Ninja SP101 8 in 1 air fryer! It's great to just leave on the counter because it flips up and takes less counter space when not in use. I highly recommend!
I had a Deawoo Ciello car lol
Bro expected the air fryer to cook his beef medium rare 😂😂😂
I wish you'd temp checked the chicken after 40 mins. I reckon that chicken would've been close at 200c cooking temp
take 1 hour from frozen in my airfryer i no i should not cooke form frozen
"BOUNCE DAEWOO!" - Bobby Lee / Tank
Always liked Bobby Lee!!!!!💖💖🎈🎈
It looks a LOT like my Cosori 8L non-AI air fryer. Whole chicken does really well in it.
Hi Barry I love my air fryer the best one I have found is the Breville Haylo you can take the middle out and make it twice the size cooking space it also has buckets and shelves and storage for all the shelves etc so it’s really worth checking out I started off with a cheap small air fryer I have now got rid of my oven and only use my air fryer now
This feels like a solution to a problem that doesn't exist. It takes longer to automatically recognize and set the time as it would be to do it manually.
If you want a good airfryer I suggest the Tefal 9 in 1. It does steaks, pizzas and even has a rotisserie function. It's replaced my main oven
Last year I got the Dreo chefmaker. It has a chef mode for meats and veggies where you select what you are cooking and how done you want it. It also has a temp probe that connects to it to track that. I'll keep it over the ai, but this one does have a nicer window.
I already have 2 Air Fryers which I use daily. but I might buy one of these ones because of the clear front to see the cooking progression.
Roasted chickpeas on a salads great! Fish sauce with mayo ketchup trenches dressing Heinz 57 sauce a dash of Worcestershire mix together and use for fish sticks or any fish. You can use miracle whip instead of mayo.
Slowly becoming an airfryer review channel, can't wait for you to try one with a rotisserie in it 👍Brill
All Air fryers are built the same. Heat created by coil and blown by a fan. They could have better heating elements, bladeless fans, and a rotating base plate for even cooking
The beef looks so cooked that your grandmother thinks it's medium well done! "Too raw!"
Oh dear, here’s another piece of equipment I’m going to likely want to buy!
AI aside, a good solid air fryer
I'm old enough to remember when Daewoo made cars, 'That'll be a Daewoo'. I expect we'll see a proper A.I Air Fryer soon enough, one that will require a internet connection, and will text you with sad face emoji's when you use you actual Oven to cook etc, but for the price this seems like a decent product, with the addition of the window, you could just set it, and check every so often and just press the cancel button if you think it's done.
I had did a quick google search and Air Fryers have come a long way, Daewoo alone have ones with a rotisserie function, with dual chambers, even a microwave oven Air fryer, which could be great for those with limited space.
plot twist: its just an A I R Fryer
Open the cooker door Hal...
I am sorry I can't do that Barry...
I hope you're already preparing your million sub video :) nice work chap !
Didn't DAEWOO make cars?
40 mins for chicken thighs seams like a very long cooking time. I cooked chicken portion from frozen in just 15 to 20 mins, I used a food probe and it was fully cooked through at above the actual cooked safe temperature and tasted fine
I bought air fryer fries (chips) once because I was curious. But for those the cooking time was shorter than I usually would do fries and the fries turned out the best air fryer fries I had to this day. But I am not going to pay almost 3x as much when I can get perfectly fine fries much cheaper.
AI: "Barry Lewis Detected. Intitiating American Toaster mode."
Barry: "Oh, Noooo!"
Id love that air fryer. Great gadget. Never knew AI was in air fryers
This is the best airfryer if you have a family to cook for.
Ninja Foodi FlexDrawer Air Fryer, Dual Zone with Removable Divider, Large 10.4L Drawer, 7-in-1, Air-Fryer Uses No Oil, Air Fry, Roast, Bake, Max Crisp, Non-Stick Dishwasher Safe Parts, Black AF500UK
But its also good if you are a person on your own. I have had many different airfryers over the past 16 + years. They have all been about the same size though, and around the £60 to £80 price point. They gave all heen fine and have done the job they were designed to do, and i loved all of them . They have saved me time and money and i wouldn't be without one now.
The Ninja is definitely a considered purchase, as its a higher price point, but it is well worth the money. I got mine on a daily deal price and it was very reduced, cost wise. I've had it since February this year, and have cooked much more in it than i ever did in any of my previous models. I used to use my airfryer about 3 to 4 times a week, this one i use 5 to 6 times a week. Its a fantastic machine. Would definitely recommend to anyone.
Today I learned Daewoo still exists.
The first air fryer that will steal your bank details while cooking your chicken. 😄
You should try the air fryers that have a rotisserie inside for the chicken! Absolutely delicious! Can do Kebabs and everything in those!
Cant beat a food thermometer for perfectly air fried food. I like my steak medium-rare whereas my hubby likes well done. The thermometer never lies 😊
They call everything "AI" these days...
Ability to apply preset cooking mode depending on camera recognition does not AI make.
By that logic, the autofocus on the camera is AI, because it adjusts the focus depending on the data it receives from the camera.
haha yes, I was thinking is this not just a pre-set. I mean I guess detecting the food is pretty cool in some ways, but other than that pretty standard.
Yes, that is AI
Both is indeed AI
Its technically AI.
The £10 a tube of toothpaste I saw for sale in the supermarket the other day didn't say 'AI' - it said '3D'. (!?) I suspect AI toothpaste is only a year or two away - and at £12 a tube.
Love our air fryer, we cook mostly frozen foods but reheating left overes is fantastic. No AI you learn how to use it effectively?
Don’t tell the computers..But in the future all we need are chip shaped explosives to fool the A.I.
Skynet will be defeated with a Trojan horse potato gun!
haha best comment!
That’s the same company that had cars that failed. At the end they actually had a buy one get one sale.
Amazing video as always! This has been yout favorite Air fryer so far Barry?
Great review & thanks for sharing with us Barry 😊👍
The chips look more like wedges but still delicious! 😋😋😋😋
I reckon they went with the safest option for the meat times.
Aaaand I'm having fish fingers for tea tonight after watching this lol.
"DAEWOO", the quality goes in before the name goes on.
"DAEWOO", our AI positively, definitely will NOT kill you.
If it was truly was AI, that chicken would have come out with 7 deformed appendages and a human head
Going straight from your cookie video to this one! 2 things I love, air frying and cookies! Amazing!
Love it nice one thanks
I wonder how long the camera will work considering the heat and how long for cooking time? Love my air fryer.
I'd bet it was designed in the US and they just changed "fries" to "chips" in the interface for British English. Which means only thin cut fries would be detected as "chips," and the "chips" you bought were considered "wedges" (which is what we'd probably call that cut of chips in the states).
As a Brit, even i'd say the chips Barry got were on the line to becoming wedges. They were proper thick cut chips and with the skin on as well, i'm not really surprised the "AI" thought they were wedges.
Daewoo is a Korean brand
If you flip it upside down, it looks like DOCTOR WAAARRRR with an elephant trunk.
They put air fryer on the food and increase the price of the food by a certain percentage and people think they can cook them in the air fryer when all an air fryer is is a small fan oven and anything that can be cooked in an oven can be done in an air fryer.
Another great vid. I sort of use my airfryer with meat like I do a BBQ. Strange but fun, lol. You can do low and slow and probe the meat as you go. Or hot and fast.
I Like the AI but nothing beats a good probe for temps. Would love to see you get hold of the Ninja woodfire for a play.
Now we need an air fryer that shows you the camera feed and deepfakes your food being done early.
Very interesting video, nice one mate.
cheers
Couldn't find that AI air fryer for sale in the USA, but I did find a Daewoo USAS-12 shotgun.
Anyone else think of Ian Wright at the 15:20 mark? 😂
There is already a massive clear window to see the food as its cooking but this dude also wants a screen to see the food 😂😂
I think this potential. This is a pioneer.
I have buy one 1 month ago and i'm happy with it. It cook well and fast. Mine don't have AI, but i prefer to not have AI, because i don't want to virtualize everything.
I want to see you try and do the "is it cake" trend, but test how closesly your cake resembles burgers, steak, chips etc by putting them in this aifryer and seeing if it detects them correctly 😂
As mentioned before, the Instant Vortex Duel Plus is excellent! x2 draws (with windows) 7.6L. It has 8-in-1 present settings and 6 ways to cook, air fry, roast, grill, bake, rehydrate & reheat. Sync start & sync finish, easy to clean been a fantastic purchase for me!
Maybe buy a Meat thermometer... that Chicken was probably cooked... I do a large chicken in 45 minutes in my Ninja! As for the steak I cooked two sirloins in my Tefal airfryer today...I preheat as it has a griddle insert but 4 minutes each side is normally medium rare 👍 Keep the airfryer stuff coming as it was a cracking video Bx
I wouldn’t trust a jack of all trades company to do anything right. Cookers, washing machines, air fryers, CARS! That’ll be the Daewoo
Hi Barry i brought my first air fryer when i was 25 and I'm now 61 and i got it from qvc and imported with a uk plug ive also been a butcher now for 32 years and still plodding along all though getting slower 😊, daewoo do some very good products and a von chef also do some good products, over the years I've had so many different air fryers over the years and so many different ninjas but I'm not a fan of them my two in my kitchen now is the 12lt cosori which what ever you put in comes out perfectly especially because it has heating elements at the bottom as well as the top and my second is the instant pot verso and a brilliant air fryer and a real workhorse and on special offer it's just brilliant, but i truly can't say enough about the cosori, cheers mate 🍻
never even bought an oven in my lifetime, and you're out here bragging about buying "so many different air fryers over the years". what is it so difficult for you olds think about what you are trying to say before typing and sending messages?
Seems like really good value for money 👍
The chicken was just a demonstration of the volume. If you just tell someone its an 8L basket no one can imagine it.
If it was a little bigger I wonder if it would recognize a human head? .. I'm kidding Google! Kidding!! Actually this is the first air fryer I want.
Barry you need to try jarred chickpeas and butterbeans from Bold Bean company. Honestly you won't go back.
If i do a large joint or whole chicken i take the crisper tray out to drop it down a bit from the element to stop it charring as much,seems to be not a bad product,I have an Instant Vortex and it has a clear view windiw as well which as you say is really handy,very enjoyable video Barry
You missed a trick there. You should have put a thermometer in the chicken to see how far off it was
Good call, 40 mins looked ok ish from the outside, but wasn't gonna risk it, would have been interesting though!
The two big things that sorta put me off are
1. I don't like things with camera when i have no control over the camera
2. Where is everything that camera sees being stored? And what do they do with it?
I love the clear glass to see through to what you are cooking! That's great! I just do not like a lot of it haha
As far as I can tell it has no internet connectivity, therefore the pictures aren't going to be stored anywhere.
Cooking time is massively different..: first is 10 to 33 and second is 14 to 32 minutes.. that's not massively different xD
About 8:26 in. A quick thought, maybe it'ld rather adjust the temperature then the time... Like "I'm going to be done at X time so to not overcook I'll lower my temp...". Or something like that
@mrbarrylewis you need to try out a Dreo Air Fryer which uses a temperature probe and atomisation to cook your food and steaks are unreal in this thing! Smart Screen, WiFi Connected and designed alongside Michelin Star Chefs! Please please please try it
I swear, anyone is slapping "AI" on anything nowadays... It's the "AI craze", when 99% are not even remotely AI features or at least nothing that hasn't been around for at least a decade.
Have you ever looked at the dreo chefmaker it uses a temperature probe especially for joints or spatchcocked chicken. It also has recipes added on their app it's honestly made the best pork crackling I've ever achieved it's not just an air fryer it has other settings. Honestly I think it's amazing and possibly more like what you expected from this
For me, this is a company jumping on the AI trend.
Please, when cooking meat in the air fryer, use a meat thermometer to test whether it's done.
Protip: Start the chicken breast side down since dark meat takes a bit longer and is really hard to overcook. Flip it and when the breast it done the whole thing should be done, especially after resting!
You're upset you can't see through the camera on the tiny screen when you have a window to look through.
Phillips has airfryers with temprature sensors you put in the meat so it knows the core temprature and stops when it reaches set temprature.
Without a automatic shaker and scale for weighing to food its just a glorified present selector for the majority.
I still get nervous when you test anything electrical, having flashbacks to the 110 volt toaster & the hotdog cooker.
if you can, you should try the dreo chefmaker. its an amazing machine
"It's definitely fishing the fingers" is much better than... y'know, fingering the fish? (I'm sorry...)
Thanks for making me hungry... again. Hahaha, great video Barry
Wedges are just extra thickly cut chips. ^^'