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Oh I absolutely agree, some things don’t need to be “smart”.

Imagine if someone put a microchip in a potato peeler claiming that it would add features like “sensing the amount of pressure applied to the potato to ensure clean peels”. The reason they haven’t done that is that data would only benefit the user, and they can’t think of a way to have it benefit the company’s profit margins.

I wish products followed your lead and had no AI features, 1995 Toyota Corolla :/

Absolutely. Like why in the world would the article have a list of features included in each model of router?

I say this a lot to people on Lemmy, but everyone here (including you) is honestly so much nicer and more emotionally intelligent than people on other places on the internet

$100,000,000,000,000 × 0.00000000001 is $1,000!

I’d happily take that