I suppose the argument is that those 'features' are not core.
Nobody needs to use their phone to control their washing machine.
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All of you are missing the point.
CEOs and The Board are the same people. The majority of CEOs are board members at other companies, and vice-versa. It's a big fucking club and you ain't in it.
Why would they do this to themselves?
Secondly, we already have AI running companies. You think some CEOs and Board Members aren't already using this shit bird as a god? Because they are
I could imagine a world where whole virtual organizations could be spun up, and they can just run in the background creating whole products, marketing them, and doing customer support, etc.
Perhaps we could have it sell Paperclips. With the sole goal of selling as many paperclips as possible.
Surely, selling something as innocuous as paperclips could never go wrong.
Well you will be happy to hear that AI does make calculated risks but they are not based on reality so they are in fact - risks.
You can't just type "Please do not hallucinate. Do not make judgement calls based on fake news"
We will not find the solution to eternal youth in a Lemmy Shitpost.
Remember when we thought it was Olive oil and salads? Or when it was...
Turned out it was universal healthcare?
All that money and all he amounted to is a booth babe at a Gun shop in Milton, Florida.
Given the Tick-Tock pattern of Windows OS and 11 being the ~~bad cop~~ tock
That honestly would probably get higher adoption numbers if for other reason than historical expectations.
Windows 3, 95, 98, Vista, 7, 8, 10, 11...
There's an entire generation that has never owned or used a "PC".
They use a phone at home. Maybe a tablet for "big screen things" and that's it.
A lot of them even work off of mobile devices these days.
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If only. Would not be surprised to break core functionality.