Do you consider assistants like Google Now automatically learning my routines and giving me suggestions and optimizing my battery life, as well as being interact-able by voice and responding in a decently smart way not AI?

I think it's reaching a point where consumers can reasonably call it interacting with an ai

>optimising my batterylife< ... yeah google now/cortana/whatthefuckapplehas

are no where near AIs

voice controlled notepads with NN backservice

Legit, they're adding battery optimization in android P

that almost doubled the shitty ass Pixel 2 battery life

sure they are getting smarter

in real life it's probably gonna be just like 25% tho

AI is just a buzzword now tho

like nvidia AI enhanced graphics :^)

I'm sure everyone is aware it's just a marketing term. People do not care in general

and can seem "intelligent" but all they do is execute certain pre-set functions relating certain parameters you give them

*takes pics with his mi mix 2s ai camera*

gotta have those AI selfies

need that perfect skin

im getting note 5 AI

dear

i cba to have a skincare routene 😦

AI is the future of course

If your camera automatically beautifies and suggests filters based on examining the content, it could be considered shitty AI

imo

also skincare is fuckin easy dude

just wash up

a intel ex engineer is working on some iphone app that analyazes your twitter feed and tells you if people are negative/positive trustworthy etc

at the least go wash your face with cold water, wipe off with a towel, and use moisturizer

its weird stuff

lmao what a trustlet

suggested filters : pictures gamma and etc levels by picture analysis + some code for image rego on "smile,scenery,setting" stuff

anybody with (((berg)) in their name

way away from AI

might seem like smart but irl they are quite dummy

They're probably taking data and suggestions and teaching it based on that

does anyone know if tele2 works on my note 5 in the netherlands?

botnet

stuff

@Cad indeed some do "crowdsourcing" too

unlimited everything for 26 euros a month is tempting

what ends up with > all pictures in internet look exactly same pastell colored bullshit or ultra HDR tilt-shifted

not wrong

@moshi even data?

Google Photos suggests me some really out there filters i think specifically to avoid that