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        Robert’s interview with the AI home assistant robot guy this year was unintentionally amazing, the dude was dressed like Jordan Peterson (ie. an insane person) but had all the interviewing skills of a parboiled potato. And he had no clue that Robert was clowning on him so hard.

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        They better have had traffic cones on their heads. The mental image that creates is quite funny with the contrast to the serious businesmen trying to sell AI one booth over.

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      https://www.theverge.com/2025/1/9/24339817/vlc-player-automatic-ai-subtitling-translation

      The popular open-source VLC video player was demonstrated on the floor of CES 2025 with automatic AI subtitling and translation, generated locally and offline in real time. Parent organization VideoLAN shared a video on Tuesday in which president Jean-Baptiste Kempf shows off the new feature, which uses open-source AI models to generate subtitles for videos in several languages.

      Ok now that’s cool. Since it’s often all doom and gloom here, celebrating good tech is a nice change :)

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        Since VLC is open source, can we expect this AI subtitle generator as a separate product that could be used in, say, jellyfin?

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        This is something I’m very much behind. I think firefox is doing something similar if i am not mistaken. One of my favorite shows is a Japanese tv show called GameCenter CX. Fans create subtitles but its a lot of work. Lately they have been using ai to generate subtitles and while some are a bit messed up, you at least get the idea what is going on and they can work off of that if necessary.

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    The washing machine with integrated AI broke my brain. This must be the most useless thing I’ve ever encountered in my entire life.

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    SoundHound AI’s In-Car Commerce Ecosystem powered by its Automotive AI

    Catchy name.

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      I was going to try and edit in some more "AI"s but it’s already near saturated

      They even changed their name to SoundHound AI?

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      Honestly AI bidet weighing your shit and analyzing the consistency to indicate possible health problems would not be a horrible use for it. A shit ton of bodily functions rely on gut flora. Much more than previously thought.

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        Except the “AI” part would be using a linear static formula to adjust the brightness of the RGB LEDs based on ambient light which only works when connected to the wifi and you must install a dodgy likely spyware app that requires a $49/yr subscription to keep it working.

        The buttons would probably be a touchscreen though. Which is annoying because now you are running an ugly 2m USB C cable to the nearest outlet you needed to buy a 40w usb-pd charger for they didn’t mention you would need to buy on the box - you know, because we all just have the myriad USB charging technologies already in our homes.

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        And resulting health data sold for mere pennies. So health targeted ads can be flooded to your personal device.

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    The smart crib seems particularly dystopian to me. We don’t even need to wait for children to develop enough fine-motor functions to make use of smartphones or tablets, we can start collecting data on them before they even utter their first word!

    How long before the smart cribs have ParentAI attached to them? Let the computer raise your child!

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      I think it’s consumer-electronics show, as opposed to an industrial-electronics show… Though I get your point.