This Nonsense MUST STOP! 

Jeff!!

That one got me 😂 as much as I wish they just had a typo in their marketing

No AI is actually 66 and 2 thirds .... O is 33 and a third! (get yiur geas round that)

cant' argue with that

AI Pi home server video when?

The more you buy, the more you save.

Fun fact: if you say "AI" into a mirror 3 times, you will successfully summon Jensen Huang.

Mouse to

I went to the mall and saw AI massage chairs lol

and all we wanted was AI thermal paste

But then all the smooth brained consumers buy it and it works out

Kevin Malone approves

@@yc_030 Kind of like product names that start with "i".

after ruining the word "gaming", they mess the word "AI"

@@500549 True. Saw the one "gaming AI" product earlier. "AI" going to be slapped on everything just like "gaming" was.

Consulting firms, market research, always outdone by one person with a strong vision, sadly, it's often the guy nobody wants to give a chance.

The best job marketing ever did was converting the word "Lie" into "Marketing".

I totally agree

Screw this Ai

And it can be yours for just $19.99 a piece, plus a monthly subscription.

@@Noobsaucer with DLC of course and a RMA that guaranteed will screw you.

you need to put everything together with screws.... to hold the AI in place so it won't run away

@@HanSolo__ this reply can now be used for AI, because it has AI in it.

I remember having a game that needed the Turbo button - turn it off to slow the computer down to get the game slow enough to actually play it

well, I see a "turbo ai" in very near future. just don't say it out loud too often because like Beetlejuice - if you call it thrice he appears.

The first "AI" buttons have made their appearance. /facepalm

I was thinking that I'm forgetting something from 90ies, that was TURBO.

​@@phillgizmo8934 Super and Turbo were the two coolest buzzwords from that decade

I was going to say AI is the new VR...

Also ai can be killed with water😂

@@setone28ua that's why it's bottled in the first place, duh.

- Here is our new Al bottled water! - And what's AI has to do with it? - AI? No no no, it's Al, as in Aluminium. All those nano plastics must have messed with your brain - you won't get those with Al Bottled Water!

Flawless logic imo.

Nice! 😂

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

the proper use of AI, finally.

Holy shit, that’s great!

@@inkredebilchina9699 100% analog.

hahah yes exactly. Thing is "ai" is nothing new at all 😂 just a program, although nowadays peoole often means one that can find patterns, is trained by deeplearning or tries to imitate a neural network

Or "pro"

"AI" is the new "3D".

Waiting for "Smart AI".

The "smart" still triggers me 😂😂 Especially if you pair it with IoT 😮

The only company that actually showed anything related to AI was Enermax 😂

That's just your opinion!

This...

99% of people can't give a straight answer on what AI is. Hell, I can't give a straight answer on what it is other than a black hole into which we throw data and out the other end comes something that supposedly makes sense.

The "AI" marketing buzzword hype train will be looked back on with disdain, similar to the NFTs

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The sad thing is that this corporate speak, or "CEO speak" as they called it, works for corporations and big companies where they want to make decisions based of very quick overviews. A recognizable keyword or buzzword can push a LOT of sales.

I think the industry see's AI as the future of compute. Ask yourself why a fan was ever a "gaming" fan when it's just a 4 pin fan, well obviously it's just as much a label as "AI fan" though, the later implies that the fan is intelligent in some way lmao which is what I think throws reviewers for a spin. It's marketing but it's also nothing new but a new label for who they want to appeal to. I'm more interested to see how reviewers and such keep up. It's it worthwhile to rip on every product for "AI branding" when your mouse, monitor, pc case, and keyboard is already sacrificing features, price, and performance to "Gamer RGB?" I wonder who, if anyone, will brand products for gamers going forward as they become a smaller and smaller part of the market. I see it two ways: none of this will be useful because most of it's branding, and AI for consumers will be limited to ChatGPT while consumer PC's catch up and programs get developed. OR some massive leap forward in optimization happens, AI becomes suddenly more accessible, and spreads to consumers faster than anyone expects. AI is so quickly developing that this wouldn't shock me. Without open and local models it's hard to imagine though, as those are basically the only type of thing you can actually build products and use cases around.

I'm glad someone here said it. But, it is 100% correct. Seeing 'gaming' slapped on office desks, with a $100 inflated price, is pretty normal these days.

I wonder if the AI branded stuff, will be less tacky than the Gaming branded stuff 🤔

Tbf we used to complain about the “Gaming branding” so on the upside they changed it *snicker*

@@Skobeloff... From watching the video, looks like all they did was shave off G, m, n, and g, then went, "Look! It's Ai!"

And perhaps for the better.

and the "see you next tuesdays" inhabiting c-suites like it because (a) their customers - the shareholders - like it; (b) They see it as a vehicle to cut people's jobs, er I mean cut costs

The customers don't care about the shareholders either, or the customers hate the shareholders for pushing BS nonsense like this or the company gets hated into oblivion for moronic decisions and the company and shareholders lose money which is a win for customers.

@@bes12000 Well, yeah, but for now "AI" is a buzzword that gets sweet sweet shareholder money, so management is pushing it's usage. The thing is, most of the time neither management nor the shareholders know what "AI" actually means.

Ah a classic tail of investors throwing money at things they don't understand. Kinda nice for the smart investors to have such an advantage today. I think the purpose of AI might be to waste idiots money so the dumb ones have to provide value again.

As a shareholder in many companies, I disagree. This is annoying and stupid. Marketing dollars getting burned up on bullshit. I'm kinda pissed.

it's low effort marketing, of course it's not supposed to survive questioning

It's a computer case... AI hardware can be put inside... so therefore it's an AI case..... it's a cable... it can be used to power something with AI.... "AI cable"... it's a bread... some programmer who programs AI code can eat it... therefore it's an "AI bread".... 🤣🤣🤣 .... and so on... they can now put an AI sticker on everything...

@@Slav4o911 exactly. This is worse than with the "gaming" tag back in the day. I mean manufacturers still call things "gaming" but it's not so bad any more.

@@TomHenksYT it is exactly that. It’s a pc part, pc can run games, so it’s a gaming part! If they wanted to put in a little more effort, they’d make it RGB

"We asked an AI to come up with a product name."

Should've been the Noctua booth's tagline 😆

Exactly!!!! I have yet to hear anybody explain to me what having an NPU and 50 TOPs in a CPU in my laptop is good for other than to have some useless ai "assistant"

I work for a non profit for seniors, & I've had a few of my clients come to me, and ask about Copilot because they saw it on the news, & when I explained it too them, and that it takes snapshots of everything they do on their PC, they are like yeah I don't want any of that nonsense, and have asked how to not get it on their PC, or not have to buy new hardware just to update the software on their machines, and with that I've managed to switch a few over to Linux using Solus Linux w/Budgie DE, and Manjaro Linux w/Gnome DE, so clearly this AI junk is not what most people want on their desktops, and laptops.

Government boomers do and they have all the money thus ridiculous marketing ensues

The average consumer didn't know what virtual reality was 30 years ago, but they wouldn't shut up about it.

Technically, yes they don't, but I think many consumers would fall for it just because it's the new shiny thing in the world, just to show off.

Very good point! More people should use this stuff

True

The problem with this is that AI is such a broad term that it’s pretty much impossible to prosecute its use. It’s like claiming that something is “professional” or “world class”. Trade authorities generally understand that these terms are not taken seriously by consumers.

Too bad that computex is in Taiwan

@@MentalCrusader That doesn't matter. If the company operates on US soil, whether that be sales, or production, or advertisements, they are beholden to US consumer law.

prepare for Ai-Powered-NFTs!!!

@@arkvsi8142 I think there are Ai based cryptomining so possible there's Ai NFT's lol.

The entire tech industry needs better marketing people.

Always has been.

@@kienanvella and always will be, as long as it works

AI too

well said

Introducing the first AI printer…

The more we don't buy stuff with AI marketing the less of that buzzword we will see. I'm already thinking of just blacklisting anything with AI in the product name from my wallet.

Ah, I see you beat me to it. I just posted something similar. But yes, i agree.

Businesses never seem to be smart enough to do something like this.

NO AI ONLY AL *picture of al from home improvement*

@@CaptainJonathan The annoying thing is, the "AI" ram had a genuinely good looking design. Just remove the AI bullshit (and the naturally following inflated price) and it would have been a desirable niche amidst the RGB-infested hardware space

Was thinking exactly the same. Let wait if somebody actually have creative marketing or all of them replaced humans in advertisement with AI :D

Eh, aye indeed.

No illntelligence in marketing more like

More like "Actual Idiocy"

User: suggest some AI-themed brand names for our new line of computer cases ChatGPT: *reads off a list of names* User: *copy & pastes the names into an email, ignoring the last line* ChatGPT: "It is important to note, however, that an AI-themed brand name may not be the most appropriate choice for marketing a computer case."

Just search for that one *without* AI.

The programm is fine, just the workflow is a stupid example as it runs once and then sits at idle just displaying the finished mp4. Probably bc it‘d be loud as heck when running the gpu at 100% for days and therefore decided against a workflow where the ai would actually be running constantly The would have just needed to load from a folder instead of a single image, that way Roman wouldn’t have laughed about their company and it would have been an actually good way to demonstrate cooling performance considering there’s an oc‘ed 4090 and a 14900k in there

nice word salad.

…gaming.

Probably to the dish... otherwise it's impossible... 🤣

@@Slav4o911Feel that wind? Whoosh!

This is actually making me miss the gaming label.

At least the gaming label made a little bit of sense. Faster r/w from/to storage, more aggressive cooling solutions, space for a gpu and some m.2 ssd's, as accurate mouse sensors as possible, low latency and so on, all things most people using PC's couldn't care less about but gamers would. This AI shit? Yeah, makes no sense at all

Ai ai, captain!

The more you buy...

Eh? Aye!

Australian Intelligence

Beneath, it says "Translate to English". Exactly.

There's a third which are delusional stockholders seeing all the hype around ML and LLM's and deciding that entire companies should have their IT workflow reviewed and optimised around its usage regardless of if it's feasible or not. First half a year after gpt came out, company's upper management was busy dealing with boomer stockholder's unrealistic expectation (like you know, cut developer manpower by 30% because gpt can replace a lot of work done by developers *pukes*). They had to orchestrate an entire exercise that's doomed to fail along with ridiculous cost estimates to persuade the stockholders to go with a more reasonable approach (improve efficiency, productivity). A less capable upper management would have just taken the directive and run the company into the ground with it with ridiculous cost, reduced productivity, and loss of organization knowhow/knowledge.

Exactly.....

Before AI the buzzword was Metaverse, before that was VR-Ready. This will always be a thing, and the buzzword will go out of fashion in a while

​@@VRavTechDon't forget about the "smart" era...

@@xeroze01 that's the first group

Well done!

I mean it would help to put the correct number of AI's in. It's two, not three.

oh yes! in spanish AI -> IA (inteligencia artificial) and, in Argentina, decades ago, the children sang, Old Macdonald IA, IA, ohhh 😁

@@nontoxic9960forecasts and predictions cannot have proof, it’s a logical contradiction. By all means ask for further elaboration or justification, but proof is such a bad concept to invoke in response to a prediction that it just becomes silly

Yeah it reminds me of the mid 2010s when everything "gamer" had to have that horrible red and black color scheme

I remember the millennium trend in the 2000... In my country there were some 'new' trend of fashion, music etc... they all died in just a year lol

@@TAP7a Well he didn't make a prediction or forecast, he made a statement. There's no "i think" just an "it will". It is a perfectly valid and well put response and i am not sure how you managed to construct that sentence and overlook the linguistics at the same time.

@@nontoxic9960 They are not saying the tech will collapse. They are saying the market will adjust. This will likely be some large amount wiped off the value of the largest players in the space. Nvidia, AMD, Intel, Microsoft, OpenAI. You really need to evaluate your place in life if the only thing you can do is spend your time shilling for these companies. Companies that could not care if you live or die.

You forgot one buzzword... "Machine Learning"

"Gaming"

"MULTIMEDIA", showing my age here.

@@catriona_drummond Haha, very true! That one made me laugh. Who wants some MMX in their CPUs?

​@@catriona_drummond don't forget Y2k-Ready

*insertgalaxybrainexplosiondudegif*

insert "syndrome-meme.jpg'

So you are saying everything is natural? Maybe they should start using "natural intelligence" as their next buzzword?

do we have choose a pill in blue or red in MATRIX, some day?

This helps me appreciate one of my ex-wives.

Oh no has KK taken over computex

I like south park

In the words of Captain America "I understood that reference."

Winning comment and seriously the thought going through everyone in marketing right now!

@@Sirpesari she will after she gets fired from Lucasfilm, which is gonna happen any day now, muh sources told me

nerdy gamers all cry Ai, muahahahaha MUM I NEED IT NOW !!!!!!

No, these are wonderful times. We can more-easily than ever understand which among us are the beasts in need of control by firm authority and those of us who know better will seize that authority for themselves.

Damn and to think of it my family bought one back in the days. We still have it. We used the 3D feature for like 3 month and that was it.

Those at least had a 3d feature. These AI things doesn't even have that.

At least the idea of AI is somewhat popular with people, even if they don't actually know wtf it is. 3D TVs just plain didn't catch on, no matter what size or price point they tried.

I was very upset when they stopped producing 3D TVs, it was an amazing experience, too bad many people did not feel the same way.

at least 3d tvs were useful and a novel thing and actually meant something

I feel like those terms have died out over the last few years, even ChatGPT uses AI marketing

@@durendenmp812 Probably 99% of ChatGPT users have no fking idea what "machine learning" or "neural network" is 😂

LOL

That should have been done decades ago ... across all industries.

This is all marketing departments have been doing for the last 30 years. Nothing new.

People have let companies, the government, and organizations get away with changing the definition of words, an individual gender, and 304 into a professional "model". This is no different!

The pathetic thing is that it works. My company has had a product that uses the GPU to assist in analyzing audio for years......but it was never called "AI". As soon as we rebranded it as "AI", our customers started demanding it and now we are increasing capacity.

​ @xamindar because of ignorant customers that are fooled by naming scheme and it generate money thats why we see a lot of slogans like slapping "gaming" on Any PC part 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

web 2.0

This display is Vista certified!

Well, Digital Ready was a thing in the US, and it spread everywhere. Sorry about that, our bad. But old analog channels were shut down and switched to digital channels. Old TVs wouldn't work anymore without special tuner boxes, so everything that was ready for the big swap had "Digital Ready" on the box, FTC rules, to show it was good to go and your evening stories would be on time. It only applied to TVs, VCRs, DVD Payers, Set top boxes. Then companies put it on things they're not allowed to. Most were fined, but not enough to offset them preying on the uninformed who were panicking, worrying about what would work and what wouldn't. The same scum are again preying on people who don't know what they really need.

@@arudanel5542 I remember seeing headphones on a rack, with Digital Ready emblazoned on them. I think this goes back into the nineties, perhaps prior to the terrestrial TV switchover, there was a period when the public were becoming more familiar with the idea of digital music or whatever. Not to forget the internet was still just a few years old to most people.

its based hard coded scripts....always has ...always will...

also its logic is based on someone else's preference...

@@laurentitolledo1838 Until those brain-cell based computers take off yeah.. and even then...

We (as in "we, all the consumers", not "we, me and You") are partially responsible too: if every time some business tried that nonsense people tried to avoid it, they would get the message really fast. It doesn't have to be a lifelong ban. It doesn't even have to be you not buying (say, a GPU) something needed. Just add 3 months on your schedule (if possible, obviously). 3 measly months, and watch the company panic, as sales drop just after the "new AI shiny shiny product". But no, we (again, "we, all the consumers") don't do it, so the cycle never ends.

Incompetence is the inevitable result of classism and elitism.

Most people are easily manipulated, tho. Not viewers of channels like this, but the general public, yup, they are.

@@05DonnieB While that might be true to some degree, the general public doesn't buy specialized PC hardware...

They are right tho. We are stupid

Not saying you are not condemning AI, but it's unbelievable that in 2024 people are still using old unemployment excuse to curb technological innovation, just like Luddites did in 19th-century England by opposing the use of textile machineries. I highly doubt AI will replace creative professionals, in the other hand, it's a tool than can assist them.

@@offspringfan89 Innovation always bred unemployment. Even worse, innovation always created less jobs than those it took away. Innovation has always been bad for the job market. The difference here is that these new tools have the potential of reaching a level that human's can't compete with anymore. What will we do then?

Its technically Ai. Ai doesnt need to be advanced. Can have ai on any cheap smartphone- its software based and not hardware. Adjusting expore and/or detecting face is ai

@@offspringfan89 The Luddites were right

@@andreamichelezucchi8600 Enjoy the work we want to do.

AI is the new XP. So you can run Windows XP on your AMD XP1800+ CPU.

Nailed it.

I think it's worse. Y2K would have caused a ton of problems if we hadn't prepared and updated the systems that used 2-digit years.

remember when companies wouldnt shut up about 5G though?

@@rhoharane 5g is actually good.

Dont give them ideas!

It reads what you have on screen and adjust lighting. Also connects with Windows Recall for ultimate AI AI. Also special AI keyboard and mouse, that senses your hands movement and adjust lighting based on predicted mood. So many options!

Dude that could be genuinely awesome. A cheap little TPU could take a camera feed and map your screen content to your LEDs, with no setup - just put the LEDS wherever. give it about 10sec to calibrate/map - you will see this in the next few years. (automapping is already a thing for VJs)

Bratwurst W

Me too, please.

Brad? Brad is that you? oh god whyyyyy would you do that to Brad????

Mmmmmmm

I don't think that's AI... But I also think you are correct, many are using AI for some very basic programming and calling it AI.