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I can name reasons for every single one of these devices to have AI that would make them better. You lack imagination.

Here's a few:

Toaster - it can determine the heat and duration needed for the bread/bagel based on the thickness and density, without needing to manually guess the settings

Fridge - aware of the contents so it can set the thermostat at the ideal temperature range, even better if it's in control of internal flaps to automatically compartmentalize the contents for optimal storage

Toothbrush - able to scan your teeth while you better and inform you if your brushing was adequate or if you missed any plaque, on which teeth, and warn you of developing cavities

Bedside light - aware of if you're in the bed, and whether you're attempting to go to sleep, or are asleep, based on preferences and rules you give it beforehand, in plain language

I could keep going, but I think my point is made. You either lack imagination, or you're scared of innovation, but your limitations should not hold back everyone else. I'm glad Debian is bravely embracing the future for the good of all the users, instead of hissing at the dawn of a new era, and retreating to the darkness of the past.