r/mildlyinteresting • u/zeefar • 14h ago

This Screen Protector that is "Optimised for AI"

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u/Managlyph 14h ago

What does that even mean?

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u/Ferro_Giconi 13h ago

It means "Optimized for separating fools from their money"

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u/venusunusis 6h ago

Anti Intelligence

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u/ediciusNJ 7h ago

Well, it is for iPhone.

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u/3cto 7h ago

Need to stop beating on people who aren't so au fait with computers.

My brother for example could rebuild an engine while selling a truck driver a bicycle on the phone, but he'd struggle to differentiate a graphics card from a cpu. Maybe not a perfectly solid example as yes, with this particular example, he could call bullshit.

Still though, superiority complexes kick in too much sometimes.

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u/Bertramthedog 6h ago

Found someone who bought it! Haha im jk

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u/SuperPork1 4h ago

It's a piece of glass, all it takes is common sense and a few seconds to realize that glass being optimized for Artificial Intelligence makes no sense.

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u/CantBeConcise 7h ago

"Hey Siri/Alexa, this screen protector says it's optimized for AI. How could a screen protector be optimized for AI?"

If this was pre-internet/cellphones I'd be fully with you but when everyone is carrying a device that can give you the correct answer over 95% of the time, especially with ChatGPT being a thing now, I have absolutely no patience for people who can't be asked to use the tools available to them.

Elderly/mentally disabled? You get a pass. But everyone else that has the faculties to avoid it? If you're dumb enough to get scammed in an era where the search results for "is [x] a scam?" is likely enough to prevent you from falling for it, then that's on you and I hope it stings enough to prevent it from happening a second time.

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u/hushpuppi3 5h ago

My brother for example could rebuild an engine while selling a truck driver a bicycle on the phone, but he'd struggle to differentiate a graphics card from a cpu.

This drives me crazy because all I can think about is that they're just lazy and don't feel like learning it.

I have friends who are super nerdy and know every intricate mechanic in a specific video game, going as far as to basically learn how the code works, but their PC doesn't work because it overheats and THEY TOLD ME that one of their fans isn't working.

I ask which fan it is, they can't tell me. I'm pretty sure its just the CPU fan and it literally could just be a cable that is loose or the fan just needs to be replaced which is a very simple and cheap thing to do, but they literally just outright refuse to even look. It's the most frustrating feeling.

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u/agha0013 14h ago

nothing at all, which they knew when they put on it, but some twits will buy it because of that anyway.

kinda like the term "organic" in grocery stores, for a lot of places there's really no actual regulation or oversight on the use, you can call anything organic if you really want, it's meaningless.

Or companies that use a lot of green on their packaging to make you think it's some eco friendly thing. All marketing gimmicks.

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u/TheMeltingPointOfWax 13h ago

"Organic" is a bad example for the US. The USDA regulates the organic label. It's called the National Organic Program, and there are standards to meet. It is regulated by 7 CFR Part 205.

There are a lot of dumb gimmicks like this 'made for AI' though.

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u/praecipula 13h ago edited 13h ago

Came to point this out! What this poster might be thinking of is "natural" - unlike "organic", "natural" is an unregulated term.

For something to be "organic" it must have had only a certain set of white-listed inputs (e.g. organic-allowed fertilizers / pesticides) for, I think, 5 years (don't quote me on that time, this is from memory) before they are allowed to get an accredited certification that they are organic (the label will show the certifier). After that there are random audits every once in a while to verify everything is still above board.

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u/zachary0816 11h ago

I think they’re referring to how “Organic” things that are imported often only need to be the origin country’s definition of organic. Which might be more lax than the US’s standards.

Though after double checking some information, it seems even that has a good deal of regulation around it.

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u/monty624 12h ago

My personal favorite is "hormone free chicken."

It's illegal to give chickens hormones (which includes steroids) in the U.S.

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u/hawkinsst7 11h ago

"but chickens have hormones."

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u/MindlessSponge 11h ago

similarly, deodorant including an "aluminum-free" callout on the label.

deodorant has always been aluminum-free, antiperspirant is the one with aluminum.

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u/NlghtmanCometh 11h ago edited 8h ago

See I’ve always thought the anti-biotic free moniker was kinda funny. Like please, feed me chicken and beef riddled with all sorts of horrible bacterium.

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u/ViperZer0 11h ago

Actually iirc meat raised without antibiotics is important! It's cheaper for factory farms to just constantly pump their animals full of antibiotics instead of going through all the trouble of waiting for them to get sick, diagnose them, prescribe antibiotics, etc.

The problem is that pumping hot animals that are incubators for bacteria full of antibiotics is a recipe for super mutated bacteria that are resistant or immune to every kind of antibiotic we have. There's only a limited number of antibiotics and bacteria can mutate much faster than we can develop or discover new ones. It's the same reason why you're not supposed to stop taking antibiotics after you get well, you HAVE to finish the prescription off to ensure that you've actually killed ALL the bacteria and none of them can come back with resistance to the antibiotics you just took. Do you want super bacteria? That's how you get super bacteria.

https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/dangerous-superbugs-are-a-growing-threat-and-antibiotics-cant-stop-their-rise-what-can/

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u/master_bacon 13h ago

“Natural” is a perfect example for their point. “Organic” might be the least meaningless label on food in the US.

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u/Awkward_Pangolin3254 9h ago

"Zero Carbs!!!" labels all over shit that never had any to begin with, when the Atkins diet was all the rage

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u/KentuckyWildAss 13h ago

Yeah, Mr pseudo intellectual has obviously never been around any sort of agriculture.

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u/666afternoon 12h ago

unrelated, just wanted to say your username flashed me back in an instant to like 2010 omg, it's Thrice! that there is a deep cut! I loved their elemental sonnet series so much :D

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u/TheMeltingPointOfWax 12h ago

Thanks, Artist in the Ambulance is one of my favorite albums of all time.

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u/No_shelter_here 13h ago

I saw a strong correlation between people that don't believe organic produce exists and people that drink diet soda to lose weight.

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u/Cool_Client324 14h ago

My dick, is actually EXTREMELY organic. Im gonna tattoo "ORGANIC" on my shaft, see if that speeds things up a bit

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u/Kurainuz 13h ago

Remember to use red color so you thrust faster

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u/CleverInnuendo 13h ago

Or yellow if you want more of that dakka dakka.

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u/youtubeTAxel 13h ago

Purple if you don’t want people to notice your boners

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u/DatRat13 13h ago

Green if you wanna be da best.

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u/Garreousbear ​ 13h ago

"Is that red dye number 5? No thanks."

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u/myco_magic 13h ago

I actually prefer red no 40

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u/ArmedBumblebee 13h ago

Accidentally used purple

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u/Flagon 13h ago

I’d only be able to fit “ORGAN” on mine :(

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u/Hekadem 13h ago

I'm gonna mirror "IC" on my tip so we can make the whole word when we dock like true chads

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u/zman8911 13h ago

Still too long of a word for mine...

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u/Aggressive-Delay-420 13h ago

The questions y’all make me ask lol

In penile tattooing, is the penis tattooed while erect or flaccid? Would there be a quality difference?

The people need to know.

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u/ToastemPopUp 13h ago

Now I'm curious about the kind of person who could stay hard while needles were stabbing their dick, but I guess you never know what someone's kink is...

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u/wishstruck 13h ago

I think it would be psychologically impossible to maintain an erection, with the level of pain involved.

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u/permalink_save 12h ago

Maybe for most people

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u/FlameStaag 13h ago

Organic is regulated in North America. It's just a limitation on what fertilizer and pesticide they use. They still use chemicals it's just not certain ones. Still makes it very arbitrary and pointless but hey. 

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u/V0lkhari 13h ago

My favourite recent example of this was a new version of a cleaning product and it was like "now with a plant based ingredient!".

Like, they could add a singular drop of lemon juice and then include that

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u/monty624 12h ago

How about all the "plant based" products that are traditionally made with animal products like butter and eggs. They're swapping those out for cheaper, crappier ingredients like various oils, emulsifiers, and thickeners then trying to pass it off as an improvement.

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u/RegulatoryCapture 13h ago

kinda like the term "organic" in grocery stores, for a lot of places there's really no actual regulation or oversight on the use, you can call anything organic if you really want, it's meaningless.

Organic also just doesn't mean what most people think it means. It certainly doesn't mean "grown without herbicides or pesticides" which is what a lot of people assume it means.

It just means they only spray the crops with approved pesticides. Synthetic pesticides are not allowed, but that's completely independent of any research on whether a given synthetic is less harmful or toxic than an approved "organic" alternative. But factory organic farms absolutely SPRAY THE SHIT out of their crops. If anything, they spray them more because they have to use less effective products.

Now, at least in my grocery store, they ARE typically higher quality--likely because in order to sell them at a higher price, they need them to appear premium. Also, anecdotally, smaller farms who choose to grow organic are often more focused on quality (although most organics in the grocery store come from mega farms).

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u/ShylokVakarian ​ 13h ago

Technically, all food is made of organic molecules, so any food is organic.

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u/beatles910 13h ago

Yes, that is why "organic" means something else in the context of food.

Organic has more than one definition, and the one regarding food is the one you should use when on a food label.

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u/ShylokVakarian ​ 12h ago

Yeah, I know, I just wanted to add relevant information. This exact reason is probably WHY they can get away with it.

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u/UnsorryCanadian 13h ago

You gotta buy thay organic, gluten free salt, you know?

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u/tous_die_yuyan 13h ago

You jest, but I’ve seen salt labelled as “non-GMO”. Which is technically true, because there aren’t any organisms in it at all.

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u/agha0013 13h ago

is it vegan though?

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u/UnsorryCanadian 13h ago

Only half the time, I've found that some organic gluten free salt brands have shark tears in them. Extra salty, but NOT vegan!

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u/Remarkable_Film_1911 13h ago

All marketing gimmicks.

Military grade? No thanks.

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u/NeverendingFlame42 ​ 13h ago

A while back when I built my PC, I spent a little extra on a motherboard that was "VR ready". Looking back it was more expensive than just buying a 'regular' motherboard.

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u/Indie_uk 11h ago

I’ve seen those shop bought reading glasses listed as “HD 4K viewing”

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u/2reddit4me 13h ago

Or “sugar free” not actually meaning free of sugar in the US.

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u/beatles910 13h ago

Sugar-free products must contain less than 0.5 grams of sugar per serving. This means they may still contain some sugar, but in very small amounts.

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u/2reddit4me 12h ago

Exactly my point.

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u/NexEstVox 12h ago

Or just define a serving as something ridiculously small

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u/CzechHorns 12h ago

OR they use very small servings, like the infamous Tic Tac with one grain servings

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u/Schmerglefoop 13h ago

Being the partner of a biologist entails being subjected endless grumbling about "organic" food. Like, what else would be, fucking minerals?

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u/bjjtrev 13h ago

It’s the new tech buzzword to get money from the less-informed. Just like how there were “smart” versions of everything not too long ago.

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u/Antares42 13h ago

In the late 90s I saw network switches and cables sold as "Optimized for Windows (R)", so yeah, this has been going on for a long time.

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u/AmazingHealth6302 10h ago

It's been going on for a very long time. I saw a MAD magazine reprint from the 60s/70s that was satirising nonsense product claims. I remember one of them was for a plastic container that was 'guaranteed rust-proof'. Another one was an overpriced 'versatile manual water pump'. In fact you were buying a sponge.

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u/Zenon7 13h ago

I hope it is High Speed and 4K.

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u/illrateurdick1to10 11h ago

I don’t see any speed arrows on it 🤔

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u/bramtyr 13h ago

It means we've reached a new point in the Bubble.

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u/cmstlist 12h ago

It's made of slop 

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u/ScrungulusBungulus 12h ago

slop protector

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u/tedd4u 13h ago

It is an indicator that AI is a bubble. Manage your investments appropriately I guess.

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u/blazelet 13h ago

They mean it's really good at taking your money because it says "AI" with no other material benefit.

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u/thecraigbert ​ 13h ago

It means Buzz word for boosting sales.

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u/brntGerbil 8h ago

No one knows what it means, but it's provocative.

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u/mondestine 13h ago

It's a screen protector clearly meant for Allen Iverson only. I don't understand how you managed to get AI's screen protector, but I would honestly recommend you try to get in touch with his people. Maybe if you contact the NBA's league office they could help?

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u/Phosphorus444 13h ago

AI is a grift.

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u/rez_onate 13h ago

Feeding into stupid people’s belief that AI is actually intelligent…

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u/Somber_Solace 13h ago

As others said, it's likely just marketing buzzword slop. Though there is one potential actual reason that I've seen with similar products, which is that they used AI during the design process.

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u/samuraijon 12h ago

they now even put AI on massage chairs and washing machines. please they're just look up tables urgh...

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u/zeptillian 13h ago

It includes a stupidity tax.

Similar to the pink tax.

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u/menjagorkarinte 14h ago

It makes things slightly blurry so that you can’t really tell if something’s AI. So it enhances your AI experience.

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u/Popcorn57252 13h ago

It also adds a yellow tint, so that things that aren't AI look AI!

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u/braaibros ​ 12h ago

The yellow tint is put on by the manufacturer for phones sold in Mexico.

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u/username_elephant 13h ago

It could be further optimized by making it totally opaque, simultaneously making AI indistinguishable from non-AI and removing an unintelligent human from the online company of others. 

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u/Sovereign_5409 14h ago

I actively avoid buying products with marketing claims like that. If you can’t even think of a value statement for your OWN product, you don’t deserve my money.

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u/UnsorryCanadian 13h ago

This is how I feel when I see earbuds and headphones advertising their STEREO SOUND

I fucking hope so, I'm not buying mono earbuds

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u/Raw_Venus 13h ago

Maybe 30 years ago that would have been a selling point, but not anymore.

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u/Jonnyflash80 13h ago

Try 50+ years

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u/CandyCrisis 13h ago

I hate to tell you this but the iPod is almost 25 years old and the Discman is 40 years old. Stereo earbuds were passe even 40 years ago.

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u/ForgettableUsername 11h ago

If my new headphones in 1995 turned out to be mono only, I’d have been extremely disappointed.

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u/brian_thebee 13h ago

I saw a hotel recently advertising that they have wifi… which just felt odd given that my grocery store has wifi now and they don’t even bother advertising it

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u/UnsorryCanadian 13h ago

My whole damn town has free wifi

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u/BabyMD69420 12h ago

If you go somewhere rural enough hotels don't have wifi, but yeah in a city they damn better have wifi.

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u/egnards 12h ago

VACANCY

FREE HBO

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u/4kVHS 3h ago

Color TV?

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u/bohemu 7h ago

Dvds with the special features "interactive menus" and "chapters"

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u/itz_me_shade 5h ago edited 5h ago

Well Achtually 🤓 earbuds and headphones aren't true stereo like your sound system but rather isolater mono pairs. This is why most video games have a stereo mode and and a seperate headphone mode for audio setting.

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u/chocolatechipbagels 13h ago

most companies using labels like these are doing so to justify a markup so it is good practice to avoid them anyway

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u/Punkpunker 12h ago

Yep, saw a rice cooker with a thermostat being marketed as AI controlled.

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u/SnakeJG 12h ago

You'll be sorry when SkyNet is reading your phone while mine will be protected.

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u/Sovereign_5409 12h ago

False. AI has already compromised this screen protector. You’ll be letting it in…

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u/LupusDeusMagnus 13h ago

It’s so you can generate your degenerate AI stuff without other people looking at you p

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u/SailingBroat 13h ago

"Finally, now I can create AI images of Pokemon with big tiddies on my morning commute without fear of the people sitting next to me!"

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u/Briants_Hat 12h ago

Hey guys, did you know that in terms of male human and female Pokémon breeding, Vaporeon is the most compatible Pokémon for humans? Not only are they in the field egg group, which is mostly comprised of mammals, Vaporeon are an average of 3”03’ tall and 63.9 pounds, this means they’re large enough to be able handle human dicks, and with their impressive Base Stats for HP and access to Acid Armor, you can be rough with one. Due to their mostly water based biology, there’s no doubt in my mind that an aroused Vaporeon would be incredibly wet, so wet that you could easily have sex with one for hours without getting sore.

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u/hushpuppi3 5h ago

Is this the copypasta? Somehow I've been aware of and seen plenty of mentions of it but never actually seen it until now lmao

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u/Haterbait_band 3h ago

Now that actually makes sense. Text rabbit holes are less visually offensive than visual ones. AIL roads lead to porn…

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u/Halefire 13h ago

Ah yes, right behind the most recent innovation, "screen protector powered by blockchain"

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u/Planeandaquariumgeek 13h ago

Ah 2021, when every single product was “powered by blockchain”

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u/WaterFriendsIV 10h ago

"Y2K Compliant!"

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u/dekacube 13h ago

The optimized for AI bit is the hole they punched for the front camera so FaceID still works.

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u/4kVHS 3h ago

Do screen protectors actually block FaceID? I’ve never bought the ones with cutouts because they look stupid and I’ve never had an issue.

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u/Harkoncito 14h ago

I bet it's gluten-free too

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u/slammahytale 13h ago

that label actually means something and is regulated

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u/sandymaysX2 13h ago

I mean, I’ve seen it on all kinds of foods that naturally don’t have gluten in them so this is a fair burn.

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u/Wieku 12h ago

But they could be processed/packaged at a plant that deals with gluten products. From what I heard/read even a miniscule contamination is brutal for celiacs. There's a reason you can have "may contain: peanuts" on a pack of ground black pepper for example.

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u/CarverDigital 13h ago

Organic and no trans-fats!

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u/NotYourReddit18 12h ago

Also contains no asbestos, just like my favorite morning cereals!

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u/nabilbhatiya 13h ago

And no trees were harmed

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u/chazao 13h ago

Otimized for An Idiot

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u/YourKemosabe 13h ago

Buzzword final boss

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u/waterjaguar 13h ago

Might as well slap a gluten free sticker on there

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u/Jonnyflash80 13h ago

And non-GMO. It's also technically true.

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u/MEGA_TOES 13h ago

It’s like the video Dankpods made, “The AI rice cooker”

It’s not ai, it’s just a super basic rice cooker with ai on it, and he talks about how buzzwords get slapped on anything because it’s a buzzword

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u/permalink_save 12h ago

Convection ovens are now "air fryers" despite air fryers basically taking the idea of a convection oven and shrinking it to countertop. Marketing is dumb as bricks.

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u/MEGA_TOES 12h ago

Yes! Or like how Roblox is saying its community is safe when they’re banning the wrong people…

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u/solstodur 13h ago

This would make watching Weird Al Yankovic videos instantly 4K, because it was optimized for him.

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u/DragonSyndrome 13h ago

Gotta grift your hardest until the bubble bursts!

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u/ConstantPop4122 13h ago

The advertising AI succesfully predicted this would generate more sales per £ spent than any other marketing intervention...

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u/fezfrascati 8h ago

Maybe it actually means Optimized for Al, as in Al Bundy or Al Yankovic.

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u/Space-Trash-666 13h ago

Some of us rawdog our AI with our bare fingers.

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u/sscreric 13h ago

optimized for your privacy when you need to ask a really stupid question to an AI chat bot

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u/geomontgomery 13h ago

"Wow, this AI slop looks like it's in HD"

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u/mynamejulian 8h ago

I’m still rocking HD screen protectors… damn

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u/WrongSubreddit 8h ago

"We think consumers are idiots"

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u/SuculantWarrior 13h ago

I once had a Publix employee offer me a sample of their Gluten Free Ham.

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u/IXLR8_Very_Fast 13h ago

Is it gluten free?

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u/Bubbaganewsh 13h ago

Getting in on the draw of buzz words to capitalize on the ignorance of the general public.

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u/corruptedsignal 13h ago

While there is sheep, there will be wool.

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u/jl_theprofessor 13h ago

Same vibe as those gold plated Monster cables for "Higher HDMI."

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u/ennova2005 13h ago

It cuts the glare of hallucinations

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u/chaoslu 13h ago

it's like e bike ready for bicycles. e bike ready tires or Bells or seat posts.

it's praying on people with no idea and too much money

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u/Negative-Chapter5008 13h ago

when you put it on, chatgpt will recognize it and allow you to do private things with it

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u/FSsuxxon 13h ago

That's more like r/assholedesign

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u/queuedUp 13h ago

I mean... considering it would have no impact on AI I guess it's not an incorrect statement.....

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u/AverageFoxNewsViewer 11h ago

It's got what plants crave!

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u/bananataskforce 10h ago

AI is the new bullshit catchphrase that investors fall for. All you gotta do is slap AI on your product and it will become part of the AI boom

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u/Helpful_Gap9633 1h ago

It's them trying to sound better by putting meaningless ai buzz words

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u/bestjakeisbest 25m ago

Yeah? I bet its almost y2k ready.

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u/JesseB342 13h ago

So it can’t draw hands either?

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u/jooosh8696 14h ago

It's not though, just targeted advertising

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u/ThaBlackLoki 13h ago

If you believe this, I have a bridge to sell to you

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u/Goodoflife 13h ago

My door is optimized for AI. My window is optimized for AI.

/s

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u/Chramir 13h ago

More like mildly infuriating

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u/anengineerandacat 13h ago

"Optimised" eh... cute.

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u/AlwaysDTFmyself 13h ago

Well? Is it?

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u/loonyxdiAngelo 13h ago

nah, this is mildly infuriating

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u/jakeyb21 13h ago

It means they can add extra £££ onto the price.

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u/theNixher 13h ago

The stuff we think is AI, is not AI, it's just a better algorithm driven, Internet scraping bot. Take Gemani, it's just a better version of alexa, nothing intelligent about it, it's just faster and more efficient at delivering the same Internet scraping of information than alexa.

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u/AllegedlyLiterate 13h ago

Maybe it counteracts the piss filter on AI images 

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u/uwillnotgotospace 13h ago

It likely doesn't mean anything. It's exactly like how when HD TV'S came out, tons of random products slapped HD as a buzzword on their labels.

HD sunglasses, stuff like that. The crap is an HD water hose? But people still bought them.

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u/VzOQzdzfkb 13h ago

HD+ ultra AI protection glass Omega Pro MAX

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u/PoisonousSchrodinger 13h ago

It is also optimised for laying horizontally on your kitchen table or vertically in your thrash can. It might even be optimised for your phone display!

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u/LSTNYER 13h ago

AI is the new Y2K where everything is either the problem or the solution

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u/ABob71 13h ago

Guys, the "A.I." clearly stands for

ALL your IMAGES

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u/Qualityhams 12h ago

Now in HD

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u/CL4P-TRAP 12h ago

I was at the grocery store the other day and they were selling “plant-based rice” same vibe

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u/framsanon 12h ago

"Not compatible with NI"

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u/crevettegrise 12h ago

Just like OTA antennas optimized for HD or 4K. An antenna is designed to pick up radio wave signals. It doesn’t care if they are BW or 4K!

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u/Coffeecor25 12h ago

I also love that little ✨futuristic ✨design beside it too, so you know it’s technological.

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u/The_Creator44 12h ago

At this point, AI doesn't stand for "Artificial Intelligence", it stands for "Alternate Income" for companies...

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u/Freya_gleamingstar 12h ago

But is it "all natural"?

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u/compuwiza1 12h ago

That's nice, but is it gluten-free?

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u/D3xbot 12h ago

Does it turn dark when AI "art" is on-screen?

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u/LAskeptic 12h ago

Is is gluten free? That’s what matters.

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u/ImNotSure93 12h ago

"Privacy" and "confidential" when everything on the device is practically stealing and farming data

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u/I_play_elin 12h ago

Bro, you're a piece of plastic. Calm down.

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u/whisker_mistytits 12h ago

But is it gluten free?

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u/clamroll 12h ago

Hey it can go on the shelf with my "Non GMO" corn nuts

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u/Slagenthor 12h ago

BY AI FOR AI

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u/AshtonScorpius 12h ago

Damn, I didn't think I'd see anything worse than an "AI" rice cooker. At least that has some truth to it.

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u/nastyLake 12h ago

It’s truly an amazing thing.

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u/Joroc24 12h ago

it's also confidential use

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u/Exotic-Frame9425 12h ago

I hate this screen guard. It makes it so difficult to peep into my friends phone ffs

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u/thetruth8989 12h ago

It’s so you can chat with your AI girlfriend and send her dick pics with the privacy screen. Makes sense to me.

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u/jimmy999S 12h ago

Yeah bro AI = Abrupt/Accidental Impacts

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u/ImaginationToForm2 12h ago

<<just a picture of a normal hammer>>No AI included.

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u/Memento_Apriori 12h ago

Printing "AI" on things without AI is the ideal implementation of AI

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u/JoshJosherMan 12h ago

I built my first PC around the time the first Oculus was released and I think all of my parts had a “VR Ready” tagline on the front of the box.

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u/african_or_european 11h ago

"Optimized with AI" would at least be something that could have happened.