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Have we overcomplicated everything?
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That was how I expected things to go when 'smart' bulbs came out based on all the other sMaRt stuff, but kinda expected it to improve over time for some silly reason.
We're experiencing the same thing with AI right now, in that the companies are producing shit that promises the moon and the stars, but they're not making actual effort to make a powerful, universal product that can actually be broadly useful. Why do that when you can just release incrementally updated models? Why make a product designed to help you do actual business and work when you can make a machine that is good at entertaining you for a few hours until you get bored? They've been doing this with smartphones and other tech products for years.