Aqualung Aquasense announced (aquanounced?)

[iliketopetsharks]

And it looks god awful. If i didn't already know what it was, i could've mistaken it for a fancy new kitchen appliance...

 

[fred32176]

Thumbs up for Aquanonsense. I'll never be able to think of it with any other name.

But it's got AI. And built-in AI. And you can use it while staying at an AI. And there were consultants.

It's not ready because, they are still trying to wedge chatGPT into it. The managers at Barings LLC thought the AI the engineers were talking about is artificial intelligence... A regulator with artificial intelligence is revolutionary and deserves an app. Who wouldn't want a second stage that you could ask - second stage - what fish is that? Air integration is old hat. You don't need a first stage that looks like a faucet for air integration - sheesh.

 

[grantmac]

You can enter your desired SAC and the computer will tell you when you are allowed to breathe

 

[Still Kicking]

....45,000 hours on development...

Maybe 1,000 random people each spent a week working on it.

 

[Outbound]

 

[lexvil]

Maybe 1,000 random people each spent a week working on it.

Looks more like 90,000 people spending 30 minutes.

 

[Badger7]

Wait wait wait. In the video when it mentions artificial intelligence, it's panning over the computer displaying tank pressure. That's too much of a coincidence. Do you suppose one of those 45000 hour engineers passed off the AI (air integration) specs to marketing who just assumed they meant AI (artificial intelligence) and no one bothered to have engineering fact check the video that doesn't even show the product in use?!? You'd think that might have been a good use of the 45001st hour of project time.

 

[happy-diver]

Does it do a coffee enema?

Is that still a thing!

For some!

Weirdos!

Who thinks of this stuff!!!

 

[Barryattle]

Hey, with built-in AI, it can hallucinate for you. So think it as coming pre-narc'ed!

 

[kdlv]

They seem to have put the AquaNonSense on a display at CES.