Not every device, as advertised, is actually AI enabled
People should learn to distinguish AI from recognition features
Alot of media hype has contributed to the amplification of the artificial intelligence bubble, which has driven all products claim connections to it... and even those that have no relation to it.
Most products may have something simple embedded in them such as capabilities related to machine learning, or visual, voice or writing recognition features. It could take the form of chatbots, and then everyone starts shouting about their AI features, just to market and sell to nonspecialists
Systems with AI are supposed to come up with something new and understand what’s going on around them. As for merely noticing variables or even answering inquiries, which are often incorrect answers, it is not AI in any meaningful way.
Let’s look at an example of an integrated AI like Google Assistant, which knows which room you are in and controls the devices in that room when giving orders such as turn on the TV, switch off the lights, change the temperature or complete the conversation.
The greatest thing is that the assistant understands several formulations and human dialogue.
Get tuned in
Podcasts began to spread slowly in the Arab world, but can develop into something hugely beneficial. In brief, the podcast and videocast are specialised programmes that individuals record and display within YouTube videos or SoundCloud audios. The episodes are usually between 15 minutes to 2 hours, or more.
Go the remote way
The principles of micro-, macro-, comprehensive-, or deep views are best achieved when mixing remote and close-up work routinely every week, encouraging work teams to look for
more knowledge and details. This is quite noticeable after the great pandemic experience. When applied at institutions, it gives them dynamism and flexibility and raises the overall productivity of employees multi-fold.
Mind the connection
The prices of connected cameras have become affordable. They have features such as recording only when movement occurs or when there is noise.
They come with the ability to send notifications and connect to the wireless home network in addition to featuring night photography.
Check the ‘Mesh’
Many web users have been frustrated by the dilemma of covering their entire home with a wireless network. Some have bought new devices every three months, but with little benefit. The only practical solution for coverage is to use the “mesh network technology”.
This way, you can use several smaller devices, often sold three to a box.
Distribute these pieces around the home and control them through an app while maintaining the distances between them.
Those news apps
The majority of news apps do not care about quality, so they present news from all sources and not bothering to separate wheat from chaff or light from darkness. We must be careful with these apps.
Put the drones on
The use of a drone is proceeding and come with considerable diversity in terms of their usefulness.
We can apply it for border monitoring, follow livestock, inspect agricultural areas, traffic and fire accidents, as well as monitor protected areas and delivery goods.