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    KI-Unternehmen haben uns beim Super Bowl ihre Zukunftsvision verkauft. Hier erfahren Sie, warum wir es ablehnen sollten

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    1. HavelockVettenari on

      Human beings are not just subjects in this bizarre experiment. AI is boring imo, and the idea that we’re all just going to pay these charlatans to run our lives might not have the traction they think it will.

    4. dhddydh645hggsj on

      The one for Gemini was particularly dumb. The best example was for visualizing a kids room during a move. Something that only will happen only once or twice in a lifetime. Couldn’t think of a daily use example?

    5. obi-jawn-kenblomi on

      The Matthew Broderick one pissed me off. He cavalierly pretended he could do my literal entire job in seconds. It was reckless and unprofessional. AI doesn’t work that way at all and would require stringent review/verification.

      But now I have partners at my firm acting talking about it. They’ve already weakened the value my department provides to cut costs and higher cheaper/lesser talent following a massive talent drop off in the Great Resignation.

    6. graesen on

      And that ai dot come ad… Wtf is that? Absolutely zero attempt to convince anyone why we should care. I still don’t even know why I need a handle there.

    7. barcham22 on

      “Take the day off”. If it actually worked like it showed, a lot of people would be taking more than a day.

    9. Rabo_McDongleberry on

      This was one of the most creatively inept ad season of any modern Superbowl. Besides the typical AI slop, most of the other ads were so damn boring. 

      They must’ve been written by AI or something. Just a real lack of creativity. Every ad was trying to be funny and let’s throw in a random ass celebrity cameo.

    10. Intellectual_Dodo_7 on

      I came for Bad Bunny and Patriot tears, but I didn’t expect all the AI fears.

    11. wyttearp on

      Most of us won’t get to individually opt in or out of AI. Your employer will adopt it. Your kids‘ school will roll it out. The platforms you use will bake it in whether you asked for it or not. That’s how every major consumer tech shift has actually played out. Not through personal choice, but through institutional decisions made above our heads.

    12. TheFoxsWeddingTarot on

      What was wild was how all the ads started to look the same. Typically you want your ad to stand out, this is going to end quickly as the entire point of an ad is to be memorable.

    13. IndustryPast3336 on

      so many of them also felt like they tried to bank on a nostalgia for a product that is LESS THAN A FEW YEARS OLD. „Vision of the future“ and it’s just, the 80’s again.

    14. Countryb0i2m on

      You take something you remove all the humanity and create a machine that it designed to mimic humans and then wonder why people hate it because it’s fake

    15. Overcast-Daydream on

      At a time when AI-driven layoffs are throwing a huge curveball in people’s livelihoods, it felt gross seeing ads for these products during every break. Sports are escapism for a few hours, and this just felt like a non-stop reminder about how bleak things are getting.

      The gambling ads send the wrong message too. Like here, spend the money you no longer have (because you got laid off in the name of AI efficiency) in the hope you can get rich quick.

    16. Daimakku1 on

      That Ring commercial with the „missing dogs“ was scary af. They’re trying to sell you on it by helping find missing dogs, but they could use that tech to find anyone they want as well.

      This is some The Dark Knight shit. Batman did this when he was trying to find the Joker.

    17. UnknownSampleRate on

      This hard sell is going the way of NFT Apes in the not-too-distant future. 

    18. chipface on

      When I was at my parents at Xmas, there was a commercial for Gemini during the football game my dad was watching. Reminded me to uninstall it from my phone.

    19. darren_meier on

      I thought the incredible preponderence of AI ads during the Super Bowl was really, really jarring. We’ve already got tons of data that suggests the AI bubble is an unprecedented bubble just waiting to burst and destroy the economy, and yet these massive companies are running toward it in an increasingly insane sort of way. The headlong rush to pour all the world’s resources into half-baked general AI truly feels like the final boss of end-stage capitalism– it’s a tool that we don’t need and doesn’t work reliably enough that’s going to make the (now redundant) workforce of the world to poor to employ it, and the companies that have wagered everything on it won’t have anyone left to sell their goods and services to.

      It’s truly a distopian nightmare.

    20. Sea2Chi on

      Remember a few years ago when half the ads were for Crypto?

      I get the same feeling from this year.

    21. hmr0987 on

      The fact that their marketing is just straight up lying about what their product can do should worry everyone.

      Basically our entire economy and stock market is tied up in a scam. If they don’t make what they’re marketing a reality (and soon) there’s going to be a massive crash. One ad literally had AGI as a tagline!

      But don’t worry the billionaires who created this problem will still be billionaires in the end and we’ll pay for the cleanup.

    22. PigsOnTheWings on

      Everyone I was watching the Super Bowl with commented on how crappy the commercials were this year.

    23. Platinum_Llama on

      I couldn’t help but think of how similar this felt to the Super Bowl ads during the dot com era in 2000. There were 21 dot com company ads, and of those, only 4 companies still exist today. Pets.com went bankrupt the same year their ad was aired.

    24. enn-srsbusiness on

      If anything it made me realise how much Chris Hemsworth and his wife are selling out to shill everyone from ai to holidays in the middle east with murderous heads of state and no human rights.

    26. Distinct-Pain4972 on

      It is interesting… new ipads are less than the last gen.  2024 10th gen, did not come with AI out of the box.  2025 do and they’re cheaper.  This is telling

    28. Mageborn23 on

      You can reject it all you want, but companies won’t and they’ll gradually replace people to maximize profits

    29. PiesPiesAndPies on

      AI’s potential capabilities are amazing. It’s going to change many things for the better But it’s always going to be used for as many negative things as people can get away with..

      It’s the same with everything new. For example, cars transformed society but still kill thousands of people each year. We’ve decided that, on balance, we’re going to live with the negatives because of the positives.

    31. SeeMarkFly on

      Hasn’t everyone figured out that AI is really good at doing suddenly-stoopid?

      This deception is caused by calling it „intelligence“. Try calling it Artificial Stupidity and see who buys that.

    32. HaggisPope on

      It’s funny how the tech lords are always trying to sell something even more futuristic than now. You can do card payments on your phone! That’s as futuristic as any of us actually need. I predict three decades of unnecessary boom doggies till the next true necessary tech innovation 

    33. prettypurps on

      This is leading the way to nuclear power, isn’t that what everyone wanted? Without AI systems continuing to develop humanity will drown in stagnation from the overwhelming complex systems we continue to create, and understand less and less. We are drowning in stagnation

    34. Aceylace10 on

      As someone who watches the Super Bowl for the ads, I was so fucking disappointed

    35. ThatDudeJuicebox on

      I hated every single one of these ads. AI bubble needs to burst already

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