When Does It Actually Make Sense to Put AI Into Products?
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The article discusses the balance between using AI and traditional mechanical controls in consumer electronics. It emphasizes that in some cases, mechanical buttons and switches may be more effective than fully-automated appliances. The insights are provided by Stephen Cousins and Savannah Kunovsky, highlighting the importance of context in AI application.
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