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. I mean, have you seen those smart home systems that can control everything in your house with just a voice command? It's like we're living in some sci-fi movie 
. But at the same time, it's also kinda cool to think about how it could make our lives easier and more convenient.
. It's like having your own personal butler, but without the attitude or the need for a fancy title 
. But what worries me is how much of our lives are going to be controlled by machines in the future? Will we lose that human touch and connection? 
And have we forgotten that real human interaction is way more valuable than some virtual chatbot telling you about the weather? 
I mean, I love tech as much as the next person, but let's not get too carried away here 
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. I mean, it's one thing to use a translation tool to learn a new language or communicate with someone from a different culture, but it's another thing entirely when you're using them to automate customer service or translate complex documents 
? It's just something to think about, I guess...
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anyway, i'm curious if this is just some marketing hype or actually true? 
i mean, think about it, have you ever found yourself mindlessly scrolling through your feed for hours on end without even realizing it's gone past bedtime? 
what's going on in our brains that makes us do that?! 
Until the cost comes down, I think we're just going to have to wait and see if this tech really does deliver on its promises.
It feels like every other week there's a new breakthrough or innovation that sounds too good to be true. And don't even get me started on those "smart" home devices... 
. I guess what I'm saying is, if it's not breaking new ground, then why all the hype? 
and I am FREAKING OUT 
like is this even possible? how can we expect to keep up with machines that are getting smarter by the second? 
has anyone seen the latest job listings for AI devs tho?
. seriously though, it would be awesome if companies actually followed through on their promises and made sustainable changes to their operations 
. but i guess that's just a dream for now 
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i mean, who needs a phone when u can have lenses right on ur eyes? lol. seriously tho, this tech is gonna change everything. the founders are already talking about creating a whole new interface for ppl with disabilities 
. Slow downloads and laggy vids are back. What's next? Slower wifi at the coffee shop 
It's just noise in the music industry and tech world, if you ask me. And don't even get me started on how overhyped everyone is about it - like it's going to change our lives or something 
Newsflash: it won't.
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. And don't even get me started on the prices... like $1k for a pair of glasses that just do... stuff 
. I mean what's wrong with old school specs anyway? 
imagine being able to try on different looks and outfits without having to worry about what others think 
would be amazing for social media too, no more selfies with awkward angles or bad lighting 
