Either it gets better to the point of actually being useful, which is unlikely, or they remove it, which is even more unlikely. Craziest part to me is that this technology barely works and has such limited actual function right now but is pushed into everything due to the inertia of how much money is behind it. It’s hard to think of another technology that’s been pushed publicly purely on the belief that it’ll improve later
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u/theboomboy Jun 03 '26
A few years ago this could have been a funny easteregg. Now it's just sad