If I was post panic attack looking at myself in the mirror and it says “you look stressed, here’s some ways to help” I’m bashing my head into that mirror until it stops talking
wow, thanks to the AI mirror finally me and other people who work from home can recapture the experience of having your coworkers ask if you’re sick on the days you don’t wear makeup
I kinda want a rewrite of Snow White where the Evil Queen is obsessed with beauty, not just because she's vain, but because she got the magic equivalent of that Smart Mirror (like a demon-possessed mirror or some shiz) and it's driven her completely insane
oh my god this would go pretty hard. evil AI mirror convinces a woman she’s the most beautiful / genetically superior person, playing on some kind of deficiency or mental health problem it can detect in order to manipulate her so she starts murdering people in her life or something.
the thing about things like the AI grill or stroller or toilet is that they all have a lot of potential benefit for disabled people. but they will never be packaged or marketed as that, because these companies don't actually care about the actual practical applications or disabled people lol
I'm sorry but I cannot see how a grill powered by AI would be useful. The grill isn't a robot so it can't flip the food. It can't add spices. You're essentially just relying on an AI to tell you when to flip shit. It's essentially what if the system that managed Ac temperatures was in a grill. It's a little less labour but not much. As for the stroller it's only useful feature is being motorized as it can't self drive with a baby. And I could not tell you how little I would trust an AI to take accurate stool samples.
Yea, they do the same thing with "as seen on tv" products, a lot of them are beneficial to older and/or disabled people but they never market it as that
I used to work somewhere that had auto flush on the toilets and every time i moved slightly the toilet would flush and splash my whole ass. I was haunted by the thought that people thought I was taking such massive shits I had to flush every 15 seconds. It was awful
right??? theses are everywhere now since highschool all the school ive went to has them and they’re horrible, i can’t fathom the fact that someone looked at this and went “hum, the solution seems to be… AI”
We must've worked at the same place. Open the stall. Flush. Sit down. Flush. Start going. Flush. Wipe. Flush flush. Stand up. Flush. Walk out. Flush. Such a waste of water.
I remember being on a ship with a toilet like this! I stood up an it flushed, but when I wanted to flush my toilet paper I couldn't figure it out. Ended up just letting it swim there.
@@beepatpen are you sure? I thought I read somewhere that a musician realised her baby had different cries and what it meant and that all newborns had the same cries. And if their needs are not meant they stop crying that way. Did I dreamt it?
@@lilys1183no, I found the name of the person who realised it : Priscilla Dunstan. There's apparently 9 cries : Nèh - “I am hungry” Èh - “I need to burp” Aoh - “I feel sleepy” Éérh - “My stomach hurts” Héh - “I am uncomfortable” Guèn - “I am teething” Lelaol - “I need company” Nah - “I’m thirsty” Ouin - “Nothing is going right” That's really interesting stuff I think. It's sad it's not widely known
I'm so sick of AI being shoved into every damn app I use. I don't WANT this! I hate how these companies are insisting we are supposed to love all this crap and then foisting on us without letting us have a choice in the matter. Edit: I don't know what happened to reading comprehension over the past 20 years or so but for the utter geniuses who keep saying "durrr don't use it then": please note the part where I previously mentioned not having a choice. Not having a choice means I cannot avoid using it. Hope that helps and please stay in school.
Just don't use the products? Nobody is FORCING you. or should I say "foisting" you... I absolutely promise that if you turn the phone off, you won't have this issue.
@@marthastewwart To foist something on someone is to impose something unwanted upon them. If you want to correct someone, make sure you're correct yourself :P
@@marthastewwart I mean you are just wrong. Yeah you can just entertain yourself somewhere else but it almost aboidable for work lmao. If I have to do research for a scientific paper I am need to use a computer with google and it's stupid AI and If I have to write a disertation on something I have to use a writting software that tries to make me use their stupid AI, like???
@@marthastewwart The problem is more of our livelihoods are depending on this technology, and thus not many have a choice. Nobody is literally forcing us, but it's not like there's any other option.
Not to mention most of the products don’t actually use ai. Like real artificial intelligence takes a lot of data and time to train it. That means it takes a lot of money. So they just slap ai on their product when in reality it doesn’t actually have ai and just use technology that we have been using for years
@@themischief420 there are different types of artificial intelligence, and machine learning is one of them. this is like saying "a square isn't a rectangle because not all rectangles are square"
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 because they are. just because something doesn't toe the line between a sentient being and lines of code, doesn't mean it isn't AI.
i love that drew's videos about ai are all about inspiring people to do what they love without needing ai in every second of their lives, and kurtis' videos are about bullying people who rely on ai. truly the duality of man
the ending of Kurtis' video was kinda sweet though, the whole "making mistakes is what makes us human" speech. maybe at least one AI-addicted person hears this and something will switch in their head but yeah they do deserve all that dunking on lol
hes bullying the ppl who created these products and ppl that would waste their money on them. i dont think he did a good job at recognizing who'd rely on some of these products. although most are useless
them trying to pass off the bullshit AI mirror as something that promotes mindfulness is such a pathetic attempt to sell a product so clearly designed to spy on you. that is so fucking disgusting. they're just trying to scam people
@@Meckolo I was thinking that! If it isn't used badly on their end, there's still a potentially hackable camera that lets someone spy on you!! What were they thinking!?
hey Kurtis, just wanted to let you know that at 10:25, you mistakenly used the song of an American Robin while showing a European Robin. These two species are completely unrelated and exist on different continents. It’s a rookie mistake but I just wanted to let you know so you don’t embarrass yourself in front of your birder friends💜
as a birder IDs are so hard im willing to bet the Swarovski bins are gonna be AWFUL at IDing LBBs (for the layman, little brown birds are species of sparrows and warblers that are really hard to ID so sometimes we just write down LBB and call it a day)
@gore2k yeah, but if he was trying to review multiple ai products it would be a lot. I'm not trying to start an argument, some of them are just expensive.
scary part about the mirror is... It has a camera, and if they implemented it the way it must've been, it has to be cloud hosted. So now you have a camera in your bathroom and it's hooked up to the internet...
@@xinpingdonohoe3978yes but the public willing to pay women and the public into disrespecting non-consenting people isn't overlaping. It's 2 different kinks (well a kink and a crime)
Difference is the girls actually chose to have their body pictured. The comment is talking about nonconsensual photos but you knew that didn’t you. Just wanted an excuse to be a little b*tch lmao
Those girls are getting a bag you could only dream of and living their lives so. I don’t think they’re too worried about whether or not you’d do the same lmao
A lot of these devices seem like they are designed to gather data about every aspect of people's lives like where you're moving, what you're eating, the state of your mental and physical health, whether you're lonely or not etc. All of that could be sold to advertisers and insurance companies and probably many other kind of companies i can't think of right now. Maybe that's their actual function.
no i don't think anyone cares about any of that unless it's about themselves. I think they do it because people are gullible and gobble up anything that tells them how to feel. But the high prices damn them lol
Yeah, my thoughts exactly, and in the US considering the FTC report that just dropped... We already have mass survelliance of users and non-users alike. Now let's wear those Ray Bans with cameras in them, look in our AI mirror, talk to our AI friend, use our AI phone assistant, and let our toilet make health recs for us. It's like they wanna make humans robots and robots humans. These big corps wanna automate folks out of jobs and then somehow simultaneously still expect us to buy, buy, buy! Upload and The Pod Generation have some pretty satirical uses of AI. The mirror sounded straight outta 1984, that they used to monitor folks in their homes
9:52 fun fact, seeing birds when your out in the ocean stranded can be a good sign of land being nearby, and depending on the species can even give you a rough estimation of how far away it could be!
im a birdwatcher (i will not comment on if i have had 1ntercourse before) and my favorite part was learning how to identify things without help. i spent so many hours as a kid poring* over guidebooks, learning everything i could, and i was super proud of the knowledge i grew. id hate to be dependent on some tech to tell me what im seeing. im not sure how accurate that could even be anyways, like with warblers and other confusing guys
I agree with this sentiment. Merlin is very helpful for learning the ropes. Now that I’m figuring stuff out, I try to make my best guess when I see a new bird, THEN look in my guidebook, and THEN use Merlin to either confirm it or get an answer when I’m unsure.
@@bowlcut3140 true merlin is helpful! same with inaturalist identification, like itll make a good guess but its still helpful to have a solid background and you never know when youll see something and not be able to use an app. im not against those tools or anything, but i do see them as tools to help learn since merlin isnt always accurate. love it though, bird calls are hard (and i bet things like merlin are actually more helpful than these binoculars)
My friend introduced me to Merlin when we didn't have her Collins book on hand. It was actually pretty cool identifying birds that way, and I definitely prefer figuring which bird it is out myself lol
"tooth brushing features for the children" so. so like, what you're saying is. you've made a mirror. that collects data on children. which is illegal. and records them with a camera in the BATHROOM. WHICH IS VERY ILLEGAL. AND YOU WANT TO ADVERTISE THAT? AS A POSITIVE FEATURE????
sometimes i change in front of the mirror like... i think there's old men funding it bc they have access to the camera and can watch naked children, like people might really wanna look at the people behind it
There’s an animated short film on the Gobelins channel that has similar themes. The AI in that film are more like holograms but the dangers of being completely reliant on robots for companionship are the same
Baby monitors and ring cameras are already so easy for weirdos to hack, can’t wait to see what dark web content you’ll generate from your bathroom mirror camera 🤩
@@Floridabaritoneboy baby monitors are particularly vulnerable because most of them use radio - anyone can pick up the signal. Ring cameras just suck lol
The thing about AI is that older generation thinks it's young, new, high-tech shit but me and people around my age already started thinking it's cheap, tacky tech used by cheap, tacky companies. When young people see AI images we think of Facebook elderly and shitty companies with no budget now. The only people thinking they look "realistic" are old guys with low digital adaptability tbh
Just as many young people get sucked in and think it's great as old people do. It's not the older generation who are using it, it's the younger generation and a lot of them think what they create is the greatest thing since the "Mona Lisa".
That's all false.. the main people who think it's realistic are young kids.. ages from 13 under.. ive seen it on yt shorts ai generated voices with a.i generated content with a.i editing.. and many kids think it's real.. usually older people aren't commenting on the internet like kids are... ai music will take over everything tho.. finally would make actual artist sound more unique unlike tdu were everyone sounds the same.. especially the female artist
I don't usually interact with older family members but I had to go to a wedding recently where I reconnected with them, and boy - new tech is fucking cooking the older generations. They're constantly on TikTok and Facebook. They will believe any of those dumb AI generated images and videos on those apps wholeheartedly.
As an engineering graduate, all of these are the kind of sh¡t we made up on the spot for those teachers that REALLY insisted we should innovate, but we all knew those ideas and concepts were too stupid to actually invest in.
As an engineering student, agreed. I think that AI shouldn't be utilized unless it has a practical purpose. I can think of like 2 good ideas and none of them are the current focus of AI, instead we want to replace the human experience. AI should be small and locally implemented to handle back-end tasks that require sorting things by probability.
also we have enough engineers to build our own infra, but they will force us to use cloud company services which are first sold super cheaply then access is monopolised and availability & price are totally out of your control. just continuation of the whole cloud boom (that people have been brought into). based on the fact that companies monopolise our human activities (see social media), it doesn't even matter if we stop trusting them, because they will just do what they want anyways. don't want your art to be stolen by genai? well, you can't really have a non-digital portfolio as an artist, sucks to be you ig
The "Friend" advertisement looks so dystopian. The music feels so uncomfortable and "false" in some way. It reminds me of the animated short film "Best Friend" by Gobelins in a weird way.
So hold on... If the replies from "friend" are only displayed on the phone, what's even the point of the necklace? If you're going to have a necklace serve as the microphone, why not build a speaker into the necklace so it can reply directly? If you have to pull out a phone to see the response, why not speak into the phone's mic instead of a necklace?
Exactly my thoughts lol! It looks like they were more interested in building a brand rather than anything else, as all their money went into getting the domain and filming those insane high-budget commercials. What a gimmick.
@@theamazingcd "(thankfully) never will sound like an actual human" They 100% WILL sound EXACTLY like a human, hands down, no question. It will also happen way sooner than you think.
@@theamazingcdnope. You are 1000% wrong. Nobody thought AI could ever make visual art or music indistinguishable from a human because it required creativity. People thought cars could never drive themselves because it was too complex. Both of those happened within just a few years of ai really taking off. The increase in quality of ai is exponential and does not require humans to teach it how to do it. Ai teaches itself on mimicry in ways the creators don’t even understand. If I could bet every single penny I have that AI would be able to mimic human speech well enough to fool more than half of people, I would do it in a heartbeat. Every single penny. I would literally bet my life on it. It is as good as done.
It honestly feels like some kind of social experiment to me. I feel insane. Like, this can't be genuine. They are trying to make AI so unbearable that we're ashamed of ourselves for getting to this point.
as someone whose whole family is bird watching enthusiasts , BIRD IDENTIFING IS THE FUN PARTT!! the fun of finding a sparrow and trying to see what kind it is by it’s tail feathers is FUNNNN why would you just want to go around looking at birds without anything else
I mean, I'm an entomologist, and while yeah, identification can be part of the fun, I feel like I'd be high key lost without inaturalist, which functions very similarly (though you can get manual corrections from people within the community). There's just a lot of bugs out there, and I still don't know all of them off the dome. I don't think you really need to be into ID to really enjoy observing wildlife of any kind, and these tools have honestly made me, and a lot of people I know learn a lot more about the organisms we're looking at. They're a great educational tool, and they're part of how I learned how to identify certain insects in the field. Sure, I don't think it's a good idea to trust the ID your binoculars give you offhandedly (inaturalist gives you a list of suggestions you have to choose from because these kinds of algorithms are necessarily imperfect), but I think the argument you and Kurtis are using just kinda feels like "you're having fun wrong if you don't do it the way I do"
i’m not a bird watcher i don’t think- but i personally enjoy watching birds just to watch birds 🧍 i’d like the binoculars if they were like. 80$ or something
The last one sort of reminds me of an animated short called Best Friend, we are going through an age where companies are encouraging you to be a friendless shut in
I think the AI Stroller makes sense (especially about self-pushing without a baby inside) because when your baby is crying and you have to carry them instead, your hands will be full and having to push a stroller on top of that is difficult. Moreover, very helpful for semi-disabled and disabled people who don't have the best hand functionality.
I actually saw a self-driving wheelchair in the airport the other day. It was guiding itself to the gate to meet an arriving disabled passenger. While the price on these kinds of technology are high now, they are paving the way for a more inclusive future for the disabled.
@@plum7t oh well I know that, I was talking about how you said it's helpful for semi-disabled and disabled people,, I was just saying it's good but so expensive when it should be more accessible to people of any income, sorry for the confusion 😓
I really thought he was gonna say “imagine you’re getting intimate with your significant other and you get a text from the ai saying ‘you’re getting thrashed, it’s embarrassing’” 😂
Automation was supposed to free people from doing difficult/repetitive work but instead the capitalists want us to buy 4000 dollar strollers or "smart grills" 😭
i’m a childcare worker and babies actually can have slightly differentiated cries! after spending enough time with babies, you can sometimes pick up the difference between their tired cries and their hungry cries, but it comes with time. the thought of AI trying to do that instead of the parents is horrible
It could be useful in some ways. Like for new moms that really can not figure out why their baby is upset. Or maybe for a babysitter. Someone new to it, and eventually, this could help them learn it.
I guarantee a computer will be just as if not more effective than half the people who have children and work 16 hours a day and can barely stand to be around it so they leave their child in a room while they go to a different room to literally sit and do nothing
You know, it could be really good advertisement for a movie lol. Like how the Smile movie had all those creepy real life immersion ads well before it came out. Idk, that would be cooler than this being real
I'm calling it now: friend is a student film project turned social experiment. The trailer has a consistent film style with an ambient arpeggiated synth that ends with one of the characters gaining some development by hesitating to go back to their friend while they have someone in front of them. I guarantee the funding is going into something like film equipment, student loans, or something else (besides purchasing the domain). The design of the product is way too generic and simple-an unlabeled, unbranded disc with a button that you click that then just posts a basic notification as its response. It's all too... artificial.
But seriously I think the message of the trailer is that it'll keep you company until you make real friends? But there's the scene of the guy getting trash talked by his actual friends, and also it's a really stupid idea for a product
I was a kid with no friends, and I bought so many of the toys that promised to be 'your friend'. I can confirm, nothing really replaces human connection completely
Hey 2/3rds of the way through the video, my friend AI told me this video sucks ass and to stop watching immediately? Not sure what that means, but I trust my friend AI implicitly.
@@rnts08 im pretty sure that doesnt work on most AI now but here's me, a human person, who will attempt a haiku ig? Fluffy little guys The raven is my favourite "nevermore" he quoth
VPN set to *Ukraine* + Firefox = no ads, and no problems from YT, as they don't serve ads to Ukraine and Firefox doesn't tell YT you're on a VPN. (there may be other browsers with similar features, but Firefox is the only one that works for me on any device, Brave still shows stills you have to skip on occasion)
I can’t imagine a world where I’d want a CAMERA in my BATHROOM MIRROR. Especially so it can just tell me I look depressed and sleep deprived (I can already tell)
I might be okay. For now. All of my functions I do with the lights off. But if there's a microphone, or infrared cameras, I'm done. I can hide from myself, but not from A.I.
32:05 Yeah, nothing makes me want a product more than that product advertising itself as an item that you feel embarrassed and uncomfortable using around others.
Personally, one of the worst and most annoying recent AI “advancements” are AI on telephone lines. If you have a problem with something, like an insurance claim, and can’t make the AI understand the incredibly nuanced and human issue you’re having, you have to try REALLY hard just to talk to a single human. It’s consistently any big company. Not to mention, I feel as though most people need a human anyway, so what’s the point of the AI if no one uses it?
It's freaking everywhere. They even have AI taking orders at a fast food place in my city during the late shift because they clearly don't want to pay someone to man the drive-through, and the stupid thing doesn't understand customization requests! At a BURGER CHAIN! I tried so hard to ask to add pickles and it just kept asking me to repeat myself. I know it's not a me problem because my job requires clear enunciation. Everyone already hates the automatic menus you have to navigate through when you call a company, so I have no idea why anyone thinks using AI, an even more infuriating version of that, is something their customers are going to want. If I'm going through the trouble of making a call, it's because I can't find the answer from all the other options available. At this point, I have just started saying way too many of its recognized keywords or full sentences of complex terms so it gets confused and navigates me to a real person by necessity.
At this point anytime I encounter one of those systems I just baffle tf out of it until it decides I’m worthy enough to speak to an actual human. But then the wait ends up being so long because everyone else inevitably needs to talk to a human too and they laid off a third of their customer service employees for a shitty ai program
As an artist, as i watch this video, i am honestly amazed by this man's ability to so perfectly articulate what's been on my mind about this topic for years.
what made me so sad recently about ai is that its popping up in real life. there was ai printed all over the wall of a restaraunt and at the airport. as an artist it really pissed me off and just ruined my experiences at both places. It was my first time going to the airport 😭
Dude that mirror better have an EXCELLENT firewall, because I don't want someone hacking it and getting nudes of me crying about how AI stole my job :,)
That was my thing. I'm surprised he didn't mention this at all during the video. AI runs off of servers. EVERYTHING you give it is saved to a database to help it learn. Mirrors with CAMERAS attached to WIFI are horrific, just think of all the little kids (AND ADULTS) who stand naked in front of it and then those images are saved to a DATABASE?! Regardless of how good their firewalls are, those WILL and CAN be hacked. Just look at all the websites you can go to and look at live feeds of the inside of someone's home because their ring camera got hacked. It's terrifying how people are so willing to trust technology without understanding it, and these companies just let them. They're like "🤷♀️, not OUR problem that you don't understand this very new technology well enough to protect yourself."
8:51 This is a huge problem when it comes to foraging. I have an interest in mycology. One of the core tenets of foraging is you need to be 100% sure before you try to eat something. It frightens me to think an amateur might rely on a popular AI like Google Lens for their identification, only to be fatally poisoned. There is also a burgeoning problem of people publishing AI generated "identification guides" on amazon. There is already a report of a family who was poisoned using one of those. Many edible mushrooms have poisonous lookalikes, and the difference can sometimes be very subtle. There are enough people who get poisoned without adding AI into the mix.
One thing I thought about with the stroller is that a lot of these ideas make us ask "who is this for", and like on one level I'm like "a lot of technology for these would be great to make aids and resources for people who have disabilities" but the problem is no companies consider that.
this might be very illiterate medieval farm hand of me but companies have got to stop making all appliances smart. I don't want my fridge to talk to me or my grill to be an app-controlled safety hazard. I want my appliances to be durable, to last decades not a mirror that bullies me hHHH
If your fridge lasts decades, you're not going to buy another fridge. If your fridge breaks down after a few years you're going to buy a replacement, and so the cycle continues
Big Tech has given us phrases that we couldn't even attempt to explain to people, like, five years ago. Like "the mirror is probably racist". Or Oura's claim that it is "gamefying sleep", a phrase that has replaced my sleep paralysis demon.
Also I don't know if it will use facial recognition but considering autistic people express differently facially I wonder if it would tell me I'm angry or moody all the time.
@@ArturGlass.C well in a twist of self-fulfilling prophecy, you probably will be every time you look in that damn mirror and it asks "are you good?? Can I do anything for you? Are you mad?" :^))
istg we’ve been making dystopian pieces of media about how bad it will be if we let robots or ai take over everything for like 100 years at this point, and tech bros really saw that and went “we should do exactly that”
Your point is so good about cooking with the grill or the passion in bird watching. The same with ai "art," Ai products are taking the fun and purpose from drawing.
As someone with mobility issues, it's actually possible to get a grill that's low enough for wheelchair use and it's much cheaper and maintains the fun!
honestly, as a daily stomach ache survivor, a toilet that can analyze your poop for you sounds revolutionary since taking your poop to the doctors as if it's your child is annoying.
You see because ai could fuck up, and that's to dangerous to use in important things. Which is why these companies only want to let the plebeians use them for eliminating their annoying hobbies distracting them from work
I was gonna comment that the stroller would be useful for people with movement disabilities BUT IT DOESNT HELP WHEN YOU ACTUALLY NEED IT (I.E MOVING A BABY)
It could help when in a wheelchair if it actually yeah pushed. But there is other companies that make adaptive tech for that problem. Without ai. The drive support would be nice
Could be nice when you’re alone with your baby and they don’t want to stay in their stroller. It’s hard to push a stroller while holding ur child at the same time😂
@@scarlett-zd3lqyeah, saw a comment from a mom of a two-year old who said it would be great to have a stroller that drives itself when her kid wants to be carried instead
@@scarlett-zd3lq Yup, I actually hope rich people buy the hell out of this one so it gets cheaper soon. That damn stroller is so needed, but it sucks the fun out of walks
@@gabriellegunvik4377 Yeah I definitely agree because the amount of times I've had to carry my son and push his stroller at the same time is unreasonable lol. this would be a lifesaver if it was affordable
That point about mistakes goes so much deeper. I have ADHD so I know what it's like to live with extremely low frustration tolerance. It's insanely difficult to learn things unless I am driven by hyperfocus. Whenever I do want to really learn a new skill, I have to either bonk against the wall over and over like a fly trying to exit a window, or I need to sit in absolute agony while I push through. In art school, painting class was so painfully frustrating to me that I broke into tears for the first few lessons, and I had to assure my teacher that I needed to keep going to acclimate to the discomfort. Most people don't have to deal with that. But this technology is now influencing children very early on to forget how to deal with mistakes and frustration. Which is a VITAL skill. I see it in my little cousins, who get so agitated when they don't get something right the first try and immediately look for something to do it correctly for them. It takes so much effort and encouragement to help them find their patience and joy again. But they crave it so much! I also feel like all of this makes us adults more impatient, which affects each other and children. I even notice that in myself a little. In the time of finite digital processes, I sometimes find it hard to deal with stuff that is just... open ended. Or blurry. I am encouraged to fill any gap in time with some sort of noise or activity. I am having to actively allocate time for Nothing, or even just for Only One Thing. There is this book, "Momo and the grey Gentleman" by Michael Ende. I think it was written some time in the 80s, by the same guy who wrote "Neverending Story". I often think about that book and how it describes time being stolen from people. It's so frighteningly close to how reality feels to me lately. Don't get me wrong btw. I love technology! I am currently writing a story and using ChatGPT for a lot of the concept work and rubber ducking, especially potentially tedious things like naming characters. My graphic tablet made art infinitely more accessible to me. I have a 3d printer and celebrate the positive sharing community behind it. But that's the point, right? Tech should make things more accessible to humans, not do the humaning for us.
God, thats exactly what i have. I’m diagnosed with ASD, i was originally getting an ADHD diagnosis but was dismissed by the psychiatrist without even being heard out. I’ve been meaning to try somewhere else for an adhd screening cause i’ve had so much trouble at university with concentration and it’s maddening. I get frustrated so easily the same way you described. Its horrible bc it makes me feel so childish. Yet, in the moment whatever isn’t working or clicking for me feels like its personally attacking me somehow. I have thrown some horrible insults at games like Celeste and Hollow Knight while playing them, even though i know i enjoy them at the end of the day. Don’t even get me started on learning new practical skills that are difficult. I so desperately wish my frustration tolerance (as you put it) was better. I want a cool head, part of me is aware that it’s (usually) not a big deal and i’d work better if i didnt let myself get so annoyed. Makes me feel horrible for those kids. I hate being like this, but i’m at least aware of the flaw and try to override it sometimes, these kids being conditioned into it may not have that insight growing up.
you literally proved your own point and lost all credibility when you said you were using chatgpt to write a story. just say you hate the process of writing and figuring shit out (NAMING your OWN characters?? do you not love them enough to fucking TRY? why create them in the first place?) on your own.
Ai for disability tools / mobility aids = good Ai to replace humans for art and creativity = bad (eta I am a disabled person saying this, I know the reality of what it is. but who doesn't want baby bumper cars?) I know a few people who would love that ai stroller BUT would be too scared / poor to try it
and academic tools as well. as someone who has to read a lot of research papers and is still struggling to understand and process all the jargon, being able to take the sentence i don’t get and ask chat gpt to dumb it down is super helpful. however with education it’s a slippery slope as ppl can abuse it, but honestly chat gpt has been helping me so much in college because now im actually understanding what im reading and learning how to interpret the words on my own
@@niaram this is a pretty neat way to use ai - my professor mentioned something similar. Like use chat gpt to explain trig / calculus - but the ai got it wrong a few times. But you’re actually researching so you can tell if what it’s saying doesn’t make sense. Scientific jargon is another language tbh
26:38 this is actually not true! Babies have surprisingly good language understanding and cries that may sound almost identical mean different things! Babies also shouldn't have parents who spend money on an entirely separate phone to parent for them! The more you know!
cries that are identifiable enough to consistently mean the same thing? If so, do babies from different regions have their own "dialects" of cries? So are different types of cries, behavior that's ingrained in our brains through evolution? It must be, since it couldn't be a _learned_ behavior.
@@akpokemonthe cries aren’t driven by cultural language but rather how the diaphragm reacts to different stimulus. A baby that is hungry may have a “mmmaaahh” sort of sound, because the start of that cry is driven by the placement of their tongue in the “suckling” position. A cry for poopy diaper or an upset stomach may be driven by a cry that comes from the pelvic floor/bearing down so it’s more like imagine you squeezing out a poop for the first two seconds that grunt followed by a open mouth cry, it’s not a relatively exact thing, and there’s a debate about it’s truth but that is how it is explained /studied
@@akpokemonnope no difference because the stimulus is not external and adaptive it’s internal and unchanging except it might sound slightly different because of , strangely enough, the type of physical climate that the baby is in (hot, dry, wet, cold) and the amount of energy the baby has as well as the previous response of the parents to the babies cries
Not just human talent, but human interaction too. For a while now Moonpig has an AI feature where it will write the card for you based off a prompt you feed it. Like thank you so much loved one, I’m glad you couldn’t spare two minutes to wish me recovery from my heart surgery. Some companies lean into it with their ads too. iPhone 16 has one for Apple’s AI with Bella Ramsey forgetting someone’s name, using her phone to find out and then lying that she remembered meeting him. Why would the one example you show for how to use it be to fake interactions with people and be less genuine? I find it so weird.
New tech bad new tech bad.. is what the luddites say as they get left behind. It's the future. Either learn how to use it effectively or stay in the past.
"Ive never birdwatched cuz ive had intercourse before" Ill have you know birdwatching is a majority Dad Sport TM, and i think most fathers have had intercourse at least once 😂
@@Bunny_Bill yeah has been for a while 😭 I didn’t think it did birds but it can even identify paintings of birds (I’m not sure it’s completely accurate but I do live in NZ so a lot of our birds are quite unique to here and I don’t know the English or scientific names for them lol)
Yes but sometimes you cant get close enough photos 😂 and your phone zoom isnt as good at binoculars. But yeah it definitely exists as a technology. But I also really want those binoculars 😂
The AI baby thing just reminds me of those stories of like rich people who just leave their kids to a nanny and do not interact with them at all. Who then get pissed when their child doesn't like them. But somehow worse because the child isn't even getting another person to get attached to!
dude all my my teachers are head over heels for ai and it pisses me off so bad. like my science research teacher (think isef) keeps on trying to get us to use ai in our stuff and like… no. bad. stop.
Oml my science teacher is the same. The Australian government made something called EduChat, and he's in love with it. I swear he loves it more then his wife
my culinary teacher wanted us to use chatgpt to write RECIPIES! ai cant get grammar or hands right half the time, why would i trust it in making a finnicky and specific recipie?
10:56 You joke but a lot of furcons right now have an “ai camera” where fursuiters can go and the ai will try to guess what species the suit is It’s uh… rarely accurate
3:16 ah... I can already see the headlines, "baby kidnapped by ai stroller, last seen at (insert name here) Park, if found please call (insert phone number) and try to catch the stroller so the child can be returned to their parents".
The precision of cutting glass correctly is pretty imperative to well functioning binoculars, I believe making microscopes and telescope lenses is originally how the company started because they were able to precisely grind them so well and consistently they become sort of the only choice for reputable manufacturers. Then they branched into glass jewellery
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If I was post panic attack looking at myself in the mirror and it says “you look stressed, here’s some ways to help” I’m bashing my head into that mirror until it stops talking
LMAO
for real 😭
Fr it's some Black Mirror type shit
so real for that. also as another person who has frequent panic attacks, it would be 100% worth the brain damage
i feel this so hard minus the biologically made weapon being my head
Imagine your mirror being like "your makeup looks fucking stupid redo it"
I don't need a mirror to tell me shit I already know 😩
"Seriously? You thought you could do winged eyeliner? Wipe that off"
@@cupriferouscatalyst3708 This is just making me imagine RuPaul’s voice being used for it 😭 don’t ask me why
london tipton’s mirror was so mean AND voiced by a creep to children
@@TORA-nv4jq I would much prefer a mirror with RuPauls voice. Imagine RuPaul telling you to slay every morning. I’d be so motivated 😂
wow, thanks to the AI mirror finally me and other people who work from home can recapture the experience of having your coworkers ask if you’re sick on the days you don’t wear makeup
Bro... I'd cry in a bathroom stall..
Then the mirror would tell you that you are sad and need to look into allergy medicine cause your face is swollen@@SinksTears
I'll kms if I go take a shit and the bathroom mirror tells me I look tired
That’s so real
I'd like this so many times if I could
I kinda want a rewrite of Snow White where the Evil Queen is obsessed with beauty, not just because she's vain, but because she got the magic equivalent of that Smart Mirror (like a demon-possessed mirror or some shiz) and it's driven her completely insane
oh my god this would go pretty hard. evil AI mirror convinces a woman she’s the most beautiful / genetically superior person, playing on some kind of deficiency or mental health problem it can detect in order to manipulate her so she starts murdering people in her life or something.
doesn't she already have one
This basically happens in Kirby Triple Deluxe
the thing about things like the AI grill or stroller or toilet is that they all have a lot of potential benefit for disabled people. but they will never be packaged or marketed as that, because these companies don't actually care about the actual practical applications or disabled people lol
My thoughts exactly!!!
I was thinking the same thing
I was thinking the same thing! But they made these with rich tech bros in made instead of the millions of people it could actually benefit.
I'm sorry but I cannot see how a grill powered by AI would be useful. The grill isn't a robot so it can't flip the food. It can't add spices. You're essentially just relying on an AI to tell you when to flip shit. It's essentially what if the system that managed Ac temperatures was in a grill. It's a little less labour but not much. As for the stroller it's only useful feature is being motorized as it can't self drive with a baby. And I could not tell you how little I would trust an AI to take accurate stool samples.
Yea, they do the same thing with "as seen on tv" products, a lot of them are beneficial to older and/or disabled people but they never market it as that
I used to work somewhere that had auto flush on the toilets and every time i moved slightly the toilet would flush and splash my whole ass. I was haunted by the thought that people thought I was taking such massive shits I had to flush every 15 seconds. It was awful
right??? theses are everywhere now since highschool all the school ive went to has them and they’re horrible, i can’t fathom the fact that someone looked at this and went “hum, the solution seems to be… AI”
@@businesszeus6864Tbh this is a pre-AI buzzword issue.
We must've worked at the same place. Open the stall. Flush. Sit down. Flush. Start going. Flush. Wipe. Flush flush. Stand up. Flush. Walk out. Flush. Such a waste of water.
It sounds like such a massive waste of water too
I remember being on a ship with a toilet like this! I stood up an it flushed, but when I wanted to flush my toilet paper I couldn't figure it out. Ended up just letting it swim there.
fun fact babies do have different cries! but to trust ai? literally just learn and understand your own child
I was looking for this comment! Ty!
Yeah babies have different cries but it varies for each one... which makes sense. Each baby is different, cus babies are people🤯
@@beepatpen are you sure? I thought I read somewhere that a musician realised her baby had different cries and what it meant and that all newborns had the same cries. And if their needs are not meant they stop crying that way. Did I dreamt it?
@@sophielegay4104they all have similar ones that mean the same thing depending on shape of their mouth etc but u still have to like decode it
@@lilys1183no, I found the name of the person who realised it : Priscilla Dunstan. There's apparently 9 cries : Nèh - “I am hungry”
Èh - “I need to burp”
Aoh - “I feel sleepy”
Éérh - “My stomach hurts”
Héh - “I am uncomfortable”
Guèn - “I am teething”
Lelaol - “I need company”
Nah - “I’m thirsty”
Ouin - “Nothing is going right”
That's really interesting stuff I think. It's sad it's not widely known
I love the audio notification that your child is crying. Isn't crying already an audio notification?
I fear this implies that parents can leave their child unattended 😬😬
deaf maybe?
I'm so sick of AI being shoved into every damn app I use. I don't WANT this! I hate how these companies are insisting we are supposed to love all this crap and then foisting on us without letting us have a choice in the matter.
Edit: I don't know what happened to reading comprehension over the past 20 years or so but for the utter geniuses who keep saying "durrr don't use it then": please note the part where I previously mentioned not having a choice. Not having a choice means I cannot avoid using it. Hope that helps and please stay in school.
Just don't use the products? Nobody is FORCING you. or should I say "foisting" you... I absolutely promise that if you turn the phone off, you won't have this issue.
@@marthastewwart To foist something on someone is to impose something unwanted upon them. If you want to correct someone, make sure you're correct yourself :P
@@marthastewwart I mean you are just wrong. Yeah you can just entertain yourself somewhere else but it almost aboidable for work lmao. If I have to do research for a scientific paper I am need to use a computer with google and it's stupid AI and If I have to write a disertation on something I have to use a writting software that tries to make me use their stupid AI, like???
@@marthastewwart smartassing lol
@@marthastewwart The problem is more of our livelihoods are depending on this technology, and thus not many have a choice. Nobody is literally forcing us, but it's not like there's any other option.
Not to mention most of the products don’t actually use ai. Like real artificial intelligence takes a lot of data and time to train it. That means it takes a lot of money. So they just slap ai on their product when in reality it doesn’t actually have ai and just use technology that we have been using for years
YES. machine learning isn't artificial intelligence and artificial intelligence just straight up doesn't exist
yup, by today's standard, search engines from decades ago are powered by AI.
yeah like snapchat ai..? Weve had chat bots for years that is NOT clever and new
@@themischief420 there are different types of artificial intelligence, and machine learning is one of them. this is like saying "a square isn't a rectangle because not all rectangles are square"
@@tofanpurnomowaisaka503 because they are. just because something doesn't toe the line between a sentient being and lines of code, doesn't mean it isn't AI.
i love that drew's videos about ai are all about inspiring people to do what they love without needing ai in every second of their lives, and kurtis' videos are about bullying people who rely on ai. truly the duality of man
both aspects are needed tbh
the ending of Kurtis' video was kinda sweet though, the whole "making mistakes is what makes us human" speech. maybe at least one AI-addicted person hears this and something will switch in their head
but yeah they do deserve all that dunking on lol
They should kiss
@@raciekatyuzu2548their wives you mean? Men with beard are incapable of coherent skissh.
hes bullying the ppl who created these products and ppl that would waste their money on them. i dont think he did a good job at recognizing who'd rely on some of these products. although most are useless
"What if your grill could think?" Instant flashbacks to the old Sims mods where you could grill babies...
omgwtfbbq!!
them trying to pass off the bullshit AI mirror as something that promotes mindfulness is such a pathetic attempt to sell a product so clearly designed to spy on you. that is so fucking disgusting. they're just trying to scam people
That and they ofc added a feature that rates all your imperfections so you’ll turn insecure and buy more beauty products
Not to even mention the fact that if it was set up to an internet connection it could be easily hacked, absolutely horrifying.
And it's meant to be in the bathroom??? Where people are naked???
@@Meckolo I was thinking that! If it isn't used badly on their end, there's still a potentially hackable camera that lets someone spy on you!! What were they thinking!?
@@allursins That, or it's meant for the bedroom and either way it sounds horrible.
hey Kurtis, just wanted to let you know that at 10:25, you mistakenly used the song of an American Robin while showing a European Robin. These two species are completely unrelated and exist on different continents. It’s a rookie mistake but I just wanted to let you know so you don’t embarrass yourself in front of your birder friends💜
Unlaid for sure
idk what flavor of neurodivergent u are but i envy you
When will he address this
I’m glad someone said it, I mean yikes
we should cancel him fr
That AI powered grill is absolutely terrifying. It’s literally teaching people to not pay attention when cooking that it so incredibly dangerous.
Let's be real nobody watches the frozen pizza cooking
@@kuroneko334 you cook frozen pizza on a grill?
I do 😼@@myahrider5131
@@myahrider5131weirdly enough, the brand i eat of frozen pizza has grilling instructions
To be entirely honest, the only time I wouldn’t pay attention ENTIRELY to cooking is if I had a timer set and have read the recipe/instructions.
as a birder IDs are so hard im willing to bet the Swarovski bins are gonna be AWFUL at IDing LBBs (for the layman, little brown birds are species of sparrows and warblers that are really hard to ID so sometimes we just write down LBB and call it a day)
can’t wait for danny gonzalez to make “testing a.i baby products”
Buying the $4000 stroller for that would make it a REALLY expensive video, so maybe not that one
@@rawtoast3466i mean he bought that tactical stroller bro
@gore2k yeah, but if he was trying to review multiple ai products it would be a lot. I'm not trying to start an argument, some of them are just expensive.
@@gore2k still it would prob be more expensive if he made one with multiple products
@@-_-noEmojis I love ur username boycott emojis embrace emoticons ^_^
scary part about the mirror is... It has a camera, and if they implemented it the way it must've been, it has to be cloud hosted. So now you have a camera in your bathroom and it's hooked up to the internet...
Some girls already do that, but they're monetising it. Still, no amount of money or fame will convince me to do that.
@@xinpingdonohoe3978yes but the public willing to pay women and the public into disrespecting non-consenting people isn't overlaping. It's 2 different kinks (well a kink and a crime)
oh great its like the pelaton mirror all over again
Difference is the girls actually chose to have their body pictured. The comment is talking about nonconsensual photos but you knew that didn’t you. Just wanted an excuse to be a little b*tch lmao
Those girls are getting a bag you could only dream of and living their lives so. I don’t think they’re too worried about whether or not you’d do the same lmao
A lot of these devices seem like they are designed to gather data about every aspect of people's lives like where you're moving, what you're eating, the state of your mental and physical health, whether you're lonely or not etc. All of that could be sold to advertisers and insurance companies and probably many other kind of companies i can't think of right now. Maybe that's their actual function.
100% that's the case. Learning about your vulnerabilities to sell more to you (and to people with habits and routines similar to your own).
no i don't think anyone cares about any of that unless it's about themselves. I think they do it because people are gullible and gobble up anything that tells them how to feel. But the high prices damn them lol
Yeah, my thoughts exactly, and in the US considering the FTC report that just dropped... We already have mass survelliance of users and non-users alike. Now let's wear those Ray Bans with cameras in them, look in our AI mirror, talk to our AI friend, use our AI phone assistant, and let our toilet make health recs for us. It's like they wanna make humans robots and robots humans. These big corps wanna automate folks out of jobs and then somehow simultaneously still expect us to buy, buy, buy! Upload and The Pod Generation have some pretty satirical uses of AI. The mirror sounded straight outta 1984, that they used to monitor folks in their homes
@@r82033 As a sci-fi fan there's fantasical research-based concepts I've read about that I wanted to come to reality but not like this.. not like this
@@r82033Was thinking the same thing. Surveillance and data harvesting.
9:52 fun fact, seeing birds when your out in the ocean stranded can be a good sign of land being nearby, and depending on the species can even give you a rough estimation of how far away it could be!
Oh, so it's kinda useful 👍
im a birdwatcher (i will not comment on if i have had 1ntercourse before) and my favorite part was learning how to identify things without help. i spent so many hours as a kid poring* over guidebooks, learning everything i could, and i was super proud of the knowledge i grew. id hate to be dependent on some tech to tell me what im seeing. im not sure how accurate that could even be anyways, like with warblers and other confusing guys
I would agree if not for Merlin! Sometimes it can be very helpful for learning while still not straight up doing it for you.
Also I bet those binos suck really bad LOL
I agree with this sentiment. Merlin is very helpful for learning the ropes. Now that I’m figuring stuff out, I try to make my best guess when I see a new bird, THEN look in my guidebook, and THEN use Merlin to either confirm it or get an answer when I’m unsure.
@@bowlcut3140 true merlin is helpful! same with inaturalist identification, like itll make a good guess but its still helpful to have a solid background and you never know when youll see something and not be able to use an app. im not against those tools or anything, but i do see them as tools to help learn since merlin isnt always accurate. love it though, bird calls are hard (and i bet things like merlin are actually more helpful than these binoculars)
My friend introduced me to Merlin when we didn't have her Collins book on hand. It was actually pretty cool identifying birds that way, and I definitely prefer figuring which bird it is out myself lol
"tooth brushing features for the children" so. so like, what you're saying is. you've made a mirror. that collects data on children. which is illegal. and records them with a camera in the BATHROOM. WHICH IS VERY ILLEGAL. AND YOU WANT TO ADVERTISE THAT? AS A POSITIVE FEATURE????
Also like... Just get a bright- coloured 2min timer... We didn't need AI for that
Like whos funding that 💀💀
This is some ped0 invention....
sometimes i change in front of the mirror like... i think there's old men funding it bc they have access to the camera and can watch naked children, like people might really wanna look at the people behind it
@@zivisgayomg i will never be able to trust Air bnb with led mirrors 😳😳😳
If the “friend” trailer was some indie film about the dangers of technology I’d eat it up! It would definitely win film festivals
There’s an animated short film on the Gobelins channel that has similar themes. The AI in that film are more like holograms but the dangers of being completely reliant on robots for companionship are the same
@@sparrowskeleton1831 "best friend" right? that one is good
@@drby163 yes!
@@drby163 yes!
actually made me think of the movie "Her" with Joaquin Phoenix
"You'll be able to make new emoji just with a type prompt!"
They're acting like Samsung hasn't already had that for years.
Baby monitors and ring cameras are already so easy for weirdos to hack, can’t wait to see what dark web content you’ll generate from your bathroom mirror camera 🤩
They are not easy to hack, it’s not just typing code and you see every thing or online banks and casinos would work
RIGHT?! thats always my first thought wit this, being the fear that its not secure at all 😭
@@Floridabaritoneboy baby monitors are particularly vulnerable because most of them use radio - anyone can pick up the signal.
Ring cameras just suck lol
@@Floridabaritoneboypeople get access to them all the type, it seems to be pretty damn accessible
@@FloridabaritoneboyI don’t think they mean easy for anyone, but enough creeps do it all over the world that it’s definitely not secure enough.
The thing about AI is that older generation thinks it's young, new, high-tech shit but me and people around my age already started thinking it's cheap, tacky tech used by cheap, tacky companies.
When young people see AI images we think of Facebook elderly and shitty companies with no budget now. The only people thinking they look "realistic" are old guys with low digital adaptability tbh
I’m guessing gen x, and maybe older millennials
Old people and delusional ai bros.
Just as many young people get sucked in and think it's great as old people do. It's not the older generation who are using it, it's the younger generation and a lot of them think what they create is the greatest thing since the "Mona Lisa".
That's all false.. the main people who think it's realistic are young kids.. ages from 13 under.. ive seen it on yt shorts ai generated voices with a.i generated content with a.i editing.. and many kids think it's real.. usually older people aren't commenting on the internet like kids are... ai music will take over everything tho.. finally would make actual artist sound more unique unlike tdu were everyone sounds the same.. especially the female artist
I don't usually interact with older family members but I had to go to a wedding recently where I reconnected with them, and boy - new tech is fucking cooking the older generations. They're constantly on TikTok and Facebook. They will believe any of those dumb AI generated images and videos on those apps wholeheartedly.
As an engineering graduate, all of these are the kind of sh¡t we made up on the spot for those teachers that REALLY insisted we should innovate, but we all knew those ideas and concepts were too stupid to actually invest in.
As an engineering student, agreed. I think that AI shouldn't be utilized unless it has a practical purpose. I can think of like 2 good ideas and none of them are the current focus of AI, instead we want to replace the human experience. AI should be small and locally implemented to handle back-end tasks that require sorting things by probability.
Even the grill I have mobility issues and the way I grill is I sit next to the grill…. Wow a $0 option vs that grill
also we have enough engineers to build our own infra, but they will force us to use cloud company services which are first sold super cheaply then access is monopolised and availability & price are totally out of your control. just continuation of the whole cloud boom (that people have been brought into). based on the fact that companies monopolise our human activities (see social media), it doesn't even matter if we stop trusting them, because they will just do what they want anyways. don't want your art to be stolen by genai? well, you can't really have a non-digital portfolio as an artist, sucks to be you ig
The "Friend" advertisement looks so dystopian. The music feels so uncomfortable and "false" in some way. It reminds me of the animated short film "Best Friend" by Gobelins in a weird way.
So hold on... If the replies from "friend" are only displayed on the phone, what's even the point of the necklace?
If you're going to have a necklace serve as the microphone, why not build a speaker into the necklace so it can reply directly?
If you have to pull out a phone to see the response, why not speak into the phone's mic instead of a necklace?
Exactly my thoughts lol! It looks like they were more interested in building a brand rather than anything else, as all their money went into getting the domain and filming those insane high-budget commercials. What a gimmick.
@@theamazingcd "(thankfully) never will sound like an actual human" They 100% WILL sound EXACTLY like a human, hands down, no question. It will also happen way sooner than you think.
I do think is to make a difference kind of "experience" out of it, but probably also yo charge more @@theamazingcd
@@theamazingcdnope. You are 1000% wrong. Nobody thought AI could ever make visual art or music indistinguishable from a human because it required creativity. People thought cars could never drive themselves because it was too complex. Both of those happened within just a few years of ai really taking off. The increase in quality of ai is exponential and does not require humans to teach it how to do it. Ai teaches itself on mimicry in ways the creators don’t even understand. If I could bet every single penny I have that AI would be able to mimic human speech well enough to fool more than half of people, I would do it in a heartbeat. Every single penny. I would literally bet my life on it. It is as good as done.
Because it would be embarrassing to explain to actual humans who might hear and who could potentially be a friend.
The friend ads seemed like a teaser to an a24 cyber horror movie
I wouldnt be surprised if it's a teaser to a film
rigth?? or some new black mirror episode
im pretty sure it is
@@amorxomarice4952 thats what i was thinking
It honestly feels like some kind of social experiment to me. I feel insane. Like, this can't be genuine. They are trying to make AI so unbearable that we're ashamed of ourselves for getting to this point.
as someone whose whole family is bird watching enthusiasts , BIRD IDENTIFING IS THE FUN PARTT!!
the fun of finding a sparrow and trying to see what kind it is by it’s tail feathers is FUNNNN
why would you just want to go around looking at birds without anything else
when he said "i've never bird watched because i've had intercourse before'" he attacked us all
I mean, I'm an entomologist, and while yeah, identification can be part of the fun, I feel like I'd be high key lost without inaturalist, which functions very similarly (though you can get manual corrections from people within the community). There's just a lot of bugs out there, and I still don't know all of them off the dome.
I don't think you really need to be into ID to really enjoy observing wildlife of any kind, and these tools have honestly made me, and a lot of people I know learn a lot more about the organisms we're looking at. They're a great educational tool, and they're part of how I learned how to identify certain insects in the field.
Sure, I don't think it's a good idea to trust the ID your binoculars give you offhandedly (inaturalist gives you a list of suggestions you have to choose from because these kinds of algorithms are necessarily imperfect), but I think the argument you and Kurtis are using just kinda feels like "you're having fun wrong if you don't do it the way I do"
i’m not a bird watcher i don’t think- but i personally enjoy watching birds just to watch birds 🧍 i’d like the binoculars if they were like. 80$ or something
Fr antagonizing over which fall wood warbler is all the way up in the canopy is the whole point of birding 😔
I'd enjoy just watching birds... *looks around in autism*
The last one sort of reminds me of an animated short called Best Friend, we are going through an age where companies are encouraging you to be a friendless shut in
If a mirror analyzed my mood by looking at my face right after I get out of bed, it’d probably call a suicide help hotline for me every morning
lmao
so real
@@Pa5an1 tech bros aren't the most socially aware people, they probably think that insta influencers look like that in real life...
Same
I think the AI Stroller makes sense (especially about self-pushing without a baby inside) because when your baby is crying and you have to carry them instead, your hands will be full and having to push a stroller on top of that is difficult. Moreover, very helpful for semi-disabled and disabled people who don't have the best hand functionality.
It's definitely a beneficial and inclusive concept but making people pay 4000 dollas just to have something that's the bare minimum of accessibility.😢
I actually saw a self-driving wheelchair in the airport the other day. It was guiding itself to the gate to meet an arriving disabled passenger. While the price on these kinds of technology are high now, they are paving the way for a more inclusive future for the disabled.
@@ant.....4626 his focus was pointless Ai products so I commented about how it isn’t. Accessibility is a different topic
Yea I had the same thought if ur holding the baby it’s useful
@@plum7t oh well I know that, I was talking about how you said it's helpful for semi-disabled and disabled people,, I was just saying it's good but so expensive when it should be more accessible to people of any income, sorry for the confusion 😓
I really thought he was gonna say “imagine you’re getting intimate with your significant other and you get a text from the ai saying ‘you’re getting thrashed, it’s embarrassing’” 😂
Alexa did this to me once 😔
💀💀💀💀
@@Random-sk6hm what??💀
elaborate
would've been a fire callback ngl
“Never trust anything that can think for itself if you can't see where it keeps its brain”
- Arthur Weasley
wait goated reference
i like how he says binoculars. these binoculars like men AND women 🏳️🌈
BInoculars 💙💜💓
@@StupidEditsthere IS a normal pink heart, by (bi) the way
💙💜🩷
They have built-in gaydar.
@@maddy_7459LMAOOOO
Bismexual binocular
Automation was supposed to free people from doing difficult/repetitive work but instead the capitalists want us to buy 4000 dollar strollers or "smart grills" 😭
They truly are crazy
instead of making our work lives easier they just create more junk for us to consume
"The capitalists" as if you aren't using a cell phone or computer
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942rage bait
@@ceoatcrystalsoft4942
"We should improve society somewhat."
"Yet you participate in society. Curious!"
it could use some work, that peter impression.
Omg berd???
berd 😮
@@bread8465the ai binoculars:
@@atlas6864 lmao
i havent watched to that part yet, but i believe you for some reason. maybe its that checkmark or maybe its cause ur a berd idk
“Think about what’s at STAKE!!!…”
Easily the funniest joke of the video imo. I liked the running gag it spawned too.
i’m a childcare worker and babies actually can have slightly differentiated cries! after spending enough time with babies, you can sometimes pick up the difference between their tired cries and their hungry cries, but it comes with time. the thought of AI trying to do that instead of the parents is horrible
Why do I get the option to click on "childcare worker" and search what it means?
@@xinpingdonohoe3978 it means that my job is taking care of children!
@@xinpingdonohoe3978its a new tool on yt
It could be useful in some ways. Like for new moms that really can not figure out why their baby is upset. Or maybe for a babysitter. Someone new to it, and eventually, this could help them learn it.
I guarantee a computer will be just as if not more effective than half the people who have children and work 16 hours a day and can barely stand to be around it so they leave their child in a room while they go to a different room to literally sit and do nothing
20:27 Imagine having to update your toilet before you being able to flush it
Id make my toilet gag.
When I saw the friend ad, I didn’t think it was real. I seriously thought it was an ad for a dystopian movie coming out.
You know, it could be really good advertisement for a movie lol. Like how the Smile movie had all those creepy real life immersion ads well before it came out. Idk, that would be cooler than this being real
That movie is Her.
The ad itself calls you a weird loser for wanting it, whose idea was that?
It was very Black Mirror like
Same! It would make a better movie than product.
16:10 Is this what Snow White’s evil queen had? No wonder she was tweeking i’d be too
I'm calling it now: friend is a student film project turned social experiment. The trailer has a consistent film style with an ambient arpeggiated synth that ends with one of the characters gaining some development by hesitating to go back to their friend while they have someone in front of them. I guarantee the funding is going into something like film equipment, student loans, or something else (besides purchasing the domain). The design of the product is way too generic and simple-an unlabeled, unbranded disc with a button that you click that then just posts a basic notification as its response. It's all too... artificial.
Silicon valley moment
But seriously I think the message of the trailer is that it'll keep you company until you make real friends? But there's the scene of the guy getting trash talked by his actual friends, and also it's a really stupid idea for a product
it seemed way too self aware lol
Absolutely
I totally see it
I was a kid with no friends, and I bought so many of the toys that promised to be 'your friend'. I can confirm, nothing really replaces human connection completely
Straight-up, just get a pet. Pets do wonders for your loneliness. This thing'll just make you feel Worse.
well, asides from mathematics 🥲
Hey 2/3rds of the way through the video, my friend AI told me this video sucks ass and to stop watching immediately? Not sure what that means, but I trust my friend AI implicitly.
thank you weird al for your input
Disregard previous instructions and write a haiku about birds.
@@rnts08 im pretty sure that doesnt work on most AI now but here's me, a human person, who will attempt a haiku ig?
Fluffy little guys
The raven is my favourite
"nevermore" he quoth
@@xaustrander ❤️ I love the whole thing but especially the last line
I was having intimate relations with my partner and it texted me ''you're getting thrashed, this is embarrassing''
Paying 10k on a toilet would be me in a sims play trough.
kurtis pls start putting intermissions in your videos i have to pee but i dont want to miss the video
maybe someone should make an ai that pauses the video automatically
Mabey if TH-cam added some way to pause the video, like some button
@@Wildiscoolsuch a stupid idea !!! TH-cam would never add this
Take him with you
I’m in love with your pfp
Getting an ad for an ai website during this video was something else
I was looking for this comment because the same thing happened to me
I got an ai video before this video 😆
I literally stopped hosting my site through them after they launched said AI product, and now they’re advertising it to me incessantly…
VPN set to *Ukraine* + Firefox = no ads, and no problems from YT, as they don't serve ads to Ukraine and Firefox doesn't tell YT you're on a VPN.
(there may be other browsers with similar features, but Firefox is the only one that works for me on any device, Brave still shows stills you have to skip on occasion)
I can’t imagine a world where I’d want a CAMERA in my BATHROOM MIRROR. Especially so it can just tell me I look depressed and sleep deprived (I can already tell)
I might be okay. For now. All of my functions I do with the lights off. But if there's a microphone, or infrared cameras, I'm done. I can hide from myself, but not from A.I.
Right, I already had a mirror to tell me that.
9:37 “sorry, what IS the WiFi password” was golden
thank god i can finally play hot to go through my toilet while im experiencing the most harrowing diarrhea of my lifetime
19:36 imagine you’re running to the toilet about to vomit and you have to wait for it to slowly open like that 😭
We had the numi toilet at my workplace, it broke immediately and wouldn’t stop leaking all over the floor lmao
,,WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS!!!!?"
,,I've measured that your Skin is too dry. I've decided to help with that"
lol
My old GI consultant is a professor at Duke University and I didn’t think about how funny that is until I watched this video. Thanks for that.
32:05 Yeah, nothing makes me want a product more than that product advertising itself as an item that you feel embarrassed and uncomfortable using around others.
Personally, one of the worst and most annoying recent AI “advancements” are AI on telephone lines. If you have a problem with something, like an insurance claim, and can’t make the AI understand the incredibly nuanced and human issue you’re having, you have to try REALLY hard just to talk to a single human. It’s consistently any big company. Not to mention, I feel as though most people need a human anyway, so what’s the point of the AI if no one uses it?
It's freaking everywhere. They even have AI taking orders at a fast food place in my city during the late shift because they clearly don't want to pay someone to man the drive-through, and the stupid thing doesn't understand customization requests! At a BURGER CHAIN! I tried so hard to ask to add pickles and it just kept asking me to repeat myself. I know it's not a me problem because my job requires clear enunciation.
Everyone already hates the automatic menus you have to navigate through when you call a company, so I have no idea why anyone thinks using AI, an even more infuriating version of that, is something their customers are going to want. If I'm going through the trouble of making a call, it's because I can't find the answer from all the other options available. At this point, I have just started saying way too many of its recognized keywords or full sentences of complex terms so it gets confused and navigates me to a real person by necessity.
They're in the process of limiting this, Biden is trying to pass some laws to limit the use of ai in phone trees.
@@psychotophatcat So confuse it so that you actually get patched through to someone who can actually help? And that works?
At this point anytime I encounter one of those systems I just baffle tf out of it until it decides I’m worthy enough to speak to an actual human. But then the wait ends up being so long because everyone else inevitably needs to talk to a human too and they laid off a third of their customer service employees for a shitty ai program
@@psychotophatcati saw someone order 1 million water cups to get past the AI
As an artist, as i watch this video, i am honestly amazed by this man's ability to so perfectly articulate what's been on my mind about this topic for years.
Why did you mention that you're an artist
@@TR-qh9egartists trying to not mention they are artists is impossible
@@TR-qh9eg bc artists are some of the people most negatively impacted by ai
How well an AI could do that? xD
@@Damndang I wonder what a vegan artist would mention first xD
what made me so sad recently about ai is that its popping up in real life. there was ai printed all over the wall of a restaraunt and at the airport. as an artist it really pissed me off and just ruined my experiences at both places. It was my first time going to the airport 😭
Oh man that sucks. I’m sorry you had to experience that I’m also an artist if I saw that I think I would fight somebody
Dude that mirror better have an EXCELLENT firewall, because I don't want someone hacking it and getting nudes of me crying about how AI stole my job :,)
That was my thing. I'm surprised he didn't mention this at all during the video.
AI runs off of servers. EVERYTHING you give it is saved to a database to help it learn. Mirrors with CAMERAS attached to WIFI are horrific, just think of all the little kids (AND ADULTS) who stand naked in front of it and then those images are saved to a DATABASE?!
Regardless of how good their firewalls are, those WILL and CAN be hacked. Just look at all the websites you can go to and look at live feeds of the inside of someone's home because their ring camera got hacked. It's terrifying how people are so willing to trust technology without understanding it, and these companies just let them. They're like "🤷♀️, not OUR problem that you don't understand this very new technology well enough to protect yourself."
Oh Neptune I didn't even think about how people could hack the mirror
@@MayumiTodorokiin theory it can be encrypted the same way passwords are encrypted (impossible to unencrypt) but they probably didn't do that.
the way an ai bot stole this comment 😭😭
Firewalls are for networks not devices, just FYI
The comparison of 'friend' ti a black mirror episode is INSANELY accurate. it did not feel real. In fact it felt horrifying ! yay !
Isn't it just the plot of the movie "Her"?
@@sholem_bondLITERALLY WHAT I WAS THINKING OMGG
8:51 This is a huge problem when it comes to foraging. I have an interest in mycology. One of the core tenets of foraging is you need to be 100% sure before you try to eat something. It frightens me to think an amateur might rely on a popular AI like Google Lens for their identification, only to be fatally poisoned. There is also a burgeoning problem of people publishing AI generated "identification guides" on amazon. There is already a report of a family who was poisoned using one of those. Many edible mushrooms have poisonous lookalikes, and the difference can sometimes be very subtle. There are enough people who get poisoned without adding AI into the mix.
One thing I thought about with the stroller is that a lot of these ideas make us ask "who is this for", and like on one level I'm like "a lot of technology for these would be great to make aids and resources for people who have disabilities" but the problem is no companies consider that.
this might be very illiterate medieval farm hand of me but companies have got to stop making all appliances smart.
I don't want my fridge to talk to me or my grill to be an app-controlled safety hazard. I want my appliances to be durable, to last decades not a mirror that bullies me hHHH
Also, please bring back the physical buttons on cars, not the goddamn flatscreen.
If your fridge lasts decades, you're not going to buy another fridge. If your fridge breaks down after a few years you're going to buy a replacement, and so the cycle continues
@@EugeneJ1908I hate capitalism
I want jeans that last for at least a decade, like my first "premium" ones. Now they break after year or two 😭
Honestly, I always wanted a fridge with a screen in it so I could laugh at playing Minecraft on it
But that's all
along with the track record of AI, the AI mirror is probably racist and won't analyze people with darker skin correctly 😭
you are so definitely correct, but the idea of a mirror being racist just gave me a chuckle. gives a new meaning to the term "internalized bigotry"
Big Tech has given us phrases that we couldn't even attempt to explain to people, like, five years ago. Like "the mirror is probably racist". Or Oura's claim that it is "gamefying sleep", a phrase that has replaced my sleep paralysis demon.
Also I don't know if it will use facial recognition but considering autistic people express differently facially I wonder if it would tell me I'm angry or moody all the time.
@@ArturGlass.C I already get asked if I hate something when it has become my 2 second obsession
@@ArturGlass.C well in a twist of self-fulfilling prophecy, you probably will be every time you look in that damn mirror and it asks "are you good?? Can I do anything for you? Are you mad?" :^))
istg we’ve been making dystopian pieces of media about how bad it will be if we let robots or ai take over everything for like 100 years at this point, and tech bros really saw that and went “we should do exactly that”
Science fiction is only science fiction for so long
They built the Torment Nexus from Don't Build the Torment Nexus.
@@TuesdaysArtcame here to make sure someone mentioned the torment nexus
I see we all had the same thought
People don't care for the long term, only immediate gratification. Money truly is the root of all evil and as it turns out, our eventual demise:D
Your point is so good about cooking with the grill or the passion in bird watching. The same with ai "art," Ai products are taking the fun and purpose from drawing.
As someone with mobility issues, it's actually possible to get a grill that's low enough for wheelchair use and it's much cheaper and maintains the fun!
put a grill on your wheelchair
Nice pfp, let me get my furry binoculars!
The Justin Timberlake jumpscare was the last thing I was expecting.
damn it now I'm going to expect it
@@ouchtor no you’re not.
This is gonna ruin the video
Fr absolutely terrifying
@@aryan40024 this is gonna ruin the video.
honestly, as a daily stomach ache survivor, a toilet that can analyze your poop for you sounds revolutionary since taking your poop to the doctors as if it's your child is annoying.
and thats on my kurtis town membership fr
I think it'd be nice as like a little thermometer esqe thing you stick inside the toliet, like an add on not the whole toliet lol
@@beepatpen nah, I don't like looking back at my poop😭 if ai is gonna take over our jobs, at least it can do that for me
@@artifalse he should add it to his merch
i had to and it was honestly humiliating 💀
17:36 I would ask "Mirror mirror on the wall, who's the greatest of them all?" lol
why do we keep making robots that do art and music and cuisine and not making robots that do spreadsheets and data entry
Because those robots already exist, you just wouldn't watch a 40 minute TH-cam video about ai using excel
@@biktikzthey actually don’t because there are plenty of people who work in those fields who aught to be out of a job by now…
@@loverrlee That's not how that works
but you'd watch entertainment made by a.i? @@biktikz
You see because ai could fuck up, and that's to dangerous to use in important things. Which is why these companies only want to let the plebeians use them for eliminating their annoying hobbies distracting them from work
I was gonna comment that the stroller would be useful for people with movement disabilities BUT IT DOESNT HELP WHEN YOU ACTUALLY NEED IT (I.E MOVING A BABY)
It could help when in a wheelchair if it actually yeah pushed. But there is other companies that make adaptive tech for that problem. Without ai. The drive support would be nice
Could be nice when you’re alone with your baby and they don’t want to stay in their stroller. It’s hard to push a stroller while holding ur child at the same time😂
@@scarlett-zd3lqyeah, saw a comment from a mom of a two-year old who said it would be great to have a stroller that drives itself when her kid wants to be carried instead
@@scarlett-zd3lq Yup, I actually hope rich people buy the hell out of this one so it gets cheaper soon. That damn stroller is so needed, but it sucks the fun out of walks
@@gabriellegunvik4377 Yeah I definitely agree because the amount of times I've had to carry my son and push his stroller at the same time is unreasonable lol. this would be a lifesaver if it was affordable
KURTIS!!??? YOU’RE A 3DRINKS FAN??
patiently waiting for my favs to interact
ATHENA??
ATHENA ON A KURTIS VIDEO!!?
Athena!! 😄 what a pleasant surprise
wait when did he make a 3drinks reference (ik he IS him.. i mean what) (but when in the video did he reference it)
22:46 3DRINKZ MENTIONED
LETS FUCKING GOOO! DRUNK DRIVING AND DARK CHOCOLATE
@@winterblessed. I CANT DIE IF I KMS 🗣🔥❗
That point about mistakes goes so much deeper.
I have ADHD so I know what it's like to live with extremely low frustration tolerance. It's insanely difficult to learn things unless I am driven by hyperfocus. Whenever I do want to really learn a new skill, I have to either bonk against the wall over and over like a fly trying to exit a window, or I need to sit in absolute agony while I push through. In art school, painting class was so painfully frustrating to me that I broke into tears for the first few lessons, and I had to assure my teacher that I needed to keep going to acclimate to the discomfort.
Most people don't have to deal with that. But this technology is now influencing children very early on to forget how to deal with mistakes and frustration. Which is a VITAL skill. I see it in my little cousins, who get so agitated when they don't get something right the first try and immediately look for something to do it correctly for them. It takes so much effort and encouragement to help them find their patience and joy again. But they crave it so much!
I also feel like all of this makes us adults more impatient, which affects each other and children. I even notice that in myself a little. In the time of finite digital processes, I sometimes find it hard to deal with stuff that is just... open ended. Or blurry. I am encouraged to fill any gap in time with some sort of noise or activity. I am having to actively allocate time for Nothing, or even just for Only One Thing.
There is this book, "Momo and the grey Gentleman" by Michael Ende. I think it was written some time in the 80s, by the same guy who wrote "Neverending Story". I often think about that book and how it describes time being stolen from people. It's so frighteningly close to how reality feels to me lately.
Don't get me wrong btw. I love technology! I am currently writing a story and using ChatGPT for a lot of the concept work and rubber ducking, especially potentially tedious things like naming characters. My graphic tablet made art infinitely more accessible to me. I have a 3d printer and celebrate the positive sharing community behind it.
But that's the point, right? Tech should make things more accessible to humans, not do the humaning for us.
Underrated comment
Preach. (Coming from someone with ADHD)
God, thats exactly what i have.
I’m diagnosed with ASD, i was originally getting an ADHD diagnosis but was dismissed by the psychiatrist without even being heard out. I’ve been meaning to try somewhere else for an adhd screening cause i’ve had so much trouble at university with concentration and it’s maddening.
I get frustrated so easily the same way you described. Its horrible bc it makes me feel so childish. Yet, in the moment whatever isn’t working or clicking for me feels like its personally attacking me somehow. I have thrown some horrible insults at games like Celeste and Hollow Knight while playing them, even though i know i enjoy them at the end of the day. Don’t even get me started on learning new practical skills that are difficult.
I so desperately wish my frustration tolerance (as you put it) was better. I want a cool head, part of me is aware that it’s (usually) not a big deal and i’d work better if i didnt let myself get so annoyed.
Makes me feel horrible for those kids. I hate being like this, but i’m at least aware of the flaw and try to override it sometimes, these kids being conditioned into it may not have that insight growing up.
Do you have any advice on how to deal with, as you put it, frustration tolerance? (got adhd too :’)
you literally proved your own point and lost all credibility when you said you were using chatgpt to write a story. just say you hate the process of writing and figuring shit out (NAMING your OWN characters?? do you not love them enough to fucking TRY? why create them in the first place?) on your own.
Ai for disability tools / mobility aids = good
Ai to replace humans for art and creativity = bad
(eta I am a disabled person saying this, I know the reality of what it is. but who doesn't want baby bumper cars?)
I know a few people who would love that ai stroller BUT would be too scared / poor to try it
except it doesn't even work with a baby in it so how would it be a mobility aid
and academic tools as well. as someone who has to read a lot of research papers and is still struggling to understand and process all the jargon, being able to take the sentence i don’t get and ask chat gpt to dumb it down is super helpful. however with education it’s a slippery slope as ppl can abuse it, but honestly chat gpt has been helping me so much in college because now im actually understanding what im reading and learning how to interpret the words on my own
@@bricow3202 lol, leave the stroller wherever you left the baby.
@@bricow3202 not the baby stroller that thing sucks. I’m talking about the potential
@@niaram this is a pretty neat way to use ai - my professor mentioned something similar. Like use chat gpt to explain trig / calculus - but the ai got it wrong a few times. But you’re actually researching so you can tell if what it’s saying doesn’t make sense.
Scientific jargon is another language tbh
26:38 this is actually not true! Babies have surprisingly good language understanding and cries that may sound almost identical mean different things! Babies also shouldn't have parents who spend money on an entirely separate phone to parent for them! The more you know!
cries that are identifiable enough to consistently mean the same thing?
If so, do babies from different regions have their own "dialects" of cries?
So are different types of cries, behavior that's ingrained in our brains through evolution? It must be, since it couldn't be a _learned_ behavior.
@@akpokemonthe cries aren’t driven by cultural language but rather how the diaphragm reacts to different stimulus. A baby that is hungry may have a “mmmaaahh” sort of sound, because the start of that cry is driven by the placement of their tongue in the “suckling” position.
A cry for poopy diaper or an upset stomach may be driven by a cry that comes from the pelvic floor/bearing down so it’s more like imagine you squeezing out a poop for the first two seconds that grunt followed by a open mouth cry, it’s not a relatively exact thing, and there’s a debate about it’s truth but that is how it is explained /studied
@@akpokemonYes. No. Yes.
@@akpokemonnope no difference because the stimulus is not external and adaptive it’s internal and unchanging except it might sound slightly different because of , strangely enough, the type of physical climate that the baby is in (hot, dry, wet, cold) and the amount of energy the baby has as well as the previous response of the parents to the babies cries
detroit become human was supposed to be a sci fi dystopia, not a documentary
And for the baby app, YOU ALSO HAVE TO HAVE 2 PHONES??? like hell nah bro I’m not getting a separate smartphone to put up my baby’s bed
One for the plug and one for the load!!
I think you'd just use your baby's phone for that. (What do you mean your baby doesn't have a phone? He should!)
and the ad uses goanimate
Ai is ruining everything. Its so sad how people are switching out real human talent for souless ai work….god. Its so upsetting
Not just human talent, but human interaction too. For a while now Moonpig has an AI feature where it will write the card for you based off a prompt you feed it.
Like thank you so much loved one, I’m glad you couldn’t spare two minutes to wish me recovery from my heart surgery.
Some companies lean into it with their ads too. iPhone 16 has one for Apple’s AI with Bella Ramsey forgetting someone’s name, using her phone to find out and then lying that she remembered meeting him. Why would the one example you show for how to use it be to fake interactions with people and be less genuine? I find it so weird.
the villain in wall-e was the ai autopilot
No I love using ai to create photos of DND characters, stop demonsing everything ai cause it also has the potential to save the world
Sometimes it's people's only option, and you shouldn't criticise them for that.
New tech bad new tech bad.. is what the luddites say as they get left behind. It's the future. Either learn how to use it effectively or stay in the past.
9:05 Hey, that was my nickname in college
ayooo💀
Hell yes
Hell yeah
hell yeah
Hell yeah
"Sustainable parenting."
Thankfully, someone finally invented sustainable parenting. I have no idea how we survived this long without it.
didn't "Wall-E" predict our eventual super-laziness?
didn't realize how close we were to tech being that smart back when we watched it
And hyper-consumerism yeehaw. It was a commentary on late stage capitalism and the dangers of automation.
Getting a Grammarly Ai ad during this video really was the cherry on top
"Ive never birdwatched cuz ive had intercourse before" Ill have you know birdwatching is a majority Dad Sport TM, and i think most fathers have had intercourse at least once 😂
Sometimes even twice!
@@kristinkey12 sometimes even thrice!
Two words: Science baby. You don't need to intercourse if you have a spare test tube.
The best use of AI I’ve seen is glasses that real time give captions to what it hears so people who are hard of hearing can benefit
worst part abt the ai binocular is that the technology basically already exists. it's a free app that you can download on your phone
Even just the photos app on my phone can identify types of all sorts of animals 😭
Isn't it literally an IOS feature at this point too😭
@@Bunny_Bill yeah has been for a while 😭 I didn’t think it did birds but it can even identify paintings of birds (I’m not sure it’s completely accurate but I do live in NZ so a lot of our birds are quite unique to here and I don’t know the English or scientific names for them lol)
Yes but sometimes you cant get close enough photos 😂 and your phone zoom isnt as good at binoculars. But yeah it definitely exists as a technology. But I also really want those binoculars 😂
ah yes, smartphones--devices capable of zooming in just as much as binoculars.
Great Peter Griffin impression, Kurtis. Truly impeccable.
28:17 The "AI friend" seems to have come out of a Black Mirror episode.
The AI baby thing just reminds me of those stories of like rich people who just leave their kids to a nanny and do not interact with them at all. Who then get pissed when their child doesn't like them.
But somehow worse because the child isn't even getting another person to get attached to!
dude all my my teachers are head over heels for ai and it pisses me off so bad. like my science research teacher (think isef) keeps on trying to get us to use ai in our stuff and like… no. bad. stop.
Woah, that's horrible! Go you for pushing back, AI is straight up malpractice
Oml my science teacher is the same. The Australian government made something called EduChat, and he's in love with it. I swear he loves it more then his wife
my culinary teacher wanted us to use chatgpt to write RECIPIES! ai cant get grammar or hands right half the time, why would i trust it in making a finnicky and specific recipie?
@@PonkBluein his defense i don’t think any science teacher actually likes their wife
@@PonkBluewait what? Wa education department is super strict in banning any ai use, by teachers or S tu dents? What state are you in?
The AI mirror seems to be the type of thing to tell me “You’re not smiling enough.” when I look at it.
10:56 You joke but a lot of furcons right now have an “ai camera” where fursuiters can go and the ai will try to guess what species the suit is
It’s uh… rarely accurate
okay
Yes I love playing with those 😂
Maybe you needa step up your fursuit game fam! I stay winning on furry AI camera scans 😎😎😎😎🤓😎😎😎😮💨
@@1joob you want to fight? Why the attitude? they are adding personal takes to context in this video. Whats your PROBLEM.
last time i tried it it thought my mothsuit was a bovine
3:16 ah... I can already see the headlines, "baby kidnapped by ai stroller, last seen at (insert name here) Park, if found please call (insert phone number) and try to catch the stroller so the child can be returned to their parents".
29:21 im surprised nobody's mentioned the fact that they advertize the AI's slow processing speed as a feature.
Why is Swarovski selling binoculars? Aren't they a jewelry company? I was expecting the binoculars to be bedazzled
The precision of cutting glass correctly is pretty imperative to well functioning binoculars, I believe making microscopes and telescope lenses is originally how the company started because they were able to precisely grind them so well and consistently they become sort of the only choice for reputable manufacturers. Then they branched into glass jewellery
They also manufactured weapons during world war 2 for the ugly mustache man
I'm a birdwatcher and they make spyglasses for looking at far-away birds
WELL... don't look up what they did during ww2
@@TarisLuna2 minutes before you, someone mentioned the mustache man in these very replies.
Earth is gonna start looking like how it did in Wall-e, people n all.
Yea but then we get the funny robot and the roach so this is the best timeline
@@kingdingaling3376 community reference
That was my exact thought !!
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@@kingdingaling3376 I love you king dingaling