CES 2024… a glimpse into our AI-powered future

Let's take a look at the most hyped up new technologies at CES 2024. Learn about the latest advancements in artificial intelligence and how they are being used used in modern consumer hardware.
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[@jbird4478]

Call me old fashioned, but I still think pressing a button is easier than talking to a device. Pretty sure this is actually objectively true as well, in terms of energy used and muscle action required.

[@James-vw9yy]

As well as the fact that I don't want to talk loudly into a microphone on a train or in public spaces. Get AI on those clap-on lights to make them more reliable though? I'm sold

[@Emminu24]

Yeah, can you imagine 100 people in a full train talking to their rabbit-devices? That sounds great! And everyone knows what you are up to. Even better! "Hey Rabbit, snap that di**pick to Vanessa"

[@MrPDTaylor]

Ok boomer

[@xendergo4528]

I agree with you, I don't know much about how it works but it sounds like we're just going back to TUIs but with speaking instead of typing

[@devstown]

That's because you haven't owned a sex robot yet

[@GlanVonBrylan]

Analog keyboards on phones? Now that's innovation.

[@michaeldesanta749]

they are just trying to bring back the old blueberry phones.

[@user-vz3mx2mw3r]

Rasberry Sci-fi is my favorite@@michaeldesanta749

[@kklol07]

@@michaeldesanta749 only 2 companies which regret the decision of stopping phone production- microsoft and blackberry.... both were amazing and i guess HTC too

[@cethyhnc9305]

ngl, i'd take the L and let them call it "new" if they ever bring back the BB form-factor

[@iCrimzon]

We need to bring back the sliding screen BB phones

[@NFSHeld]

The world we live in: "WHOA! I can just say 'What's the weather like this afternoon' and the device will tell me the weather forecast, rather than me having to open the app. So much easier!" The world we'd live in if voice recognition had been invented before touch screens: "WHOA! I can just tap this little picture on that glass pane to open the weather forecast, rather than me having to formulate a whole sentence. So much easier!"

[@darkenlightmage]

Until the next shiny new fad appears and ad infinitum.

[@jonathanl3941]

audio vs visual like probably and amount prediction of rain to see if i want my non waterproof shoes mildly wet or waterproof testing the boots by the hour since i only work and go home at that time

[@omarjimenezromero3463]

it will help me have a smart window (like a transparent screen) who can share the information of the weather and its changes to me, that could be pretty useful, because i can not carry my smartphone every time i carry a coffe cup and my plate with food XD

[@lemonsquareFPV]

I’m all for voice input and use it regularly, when it can save me significant time. But Imagine how schizo the world would look in public with this as the popular option.

[@rccookie6202]

Imagine if they spent all their research capacity on making the weather forecast more accurate rather than saying them out loud…

[@epithos]

We've been been running "driverless" tractors for over a decade. Gps and image systems have been good enough to drive back and forth 99% of the time. But when you have a million dollar machine you still put a 15/hr human in it to grease it and hit the breaks in an emergency.

[@michaelnurse9089]

But driver-less construction equipment is new.

[@kacperkonieczny7333]

​@@michaelnurse9089I am almost sure that we won't have driverless construction equipment ( or atleast unmonitored one ), but I suspect that in near future we will have ones that can be remotely controlled.

[@devstown]

You're absolutely right. Automation has revolutionized agricultural efficiency, but there's still a need for the human touch. That 15/hr human isn't just a backup driver; they're a crucial part of the system, ensuring smooth operation and preventing costly emergencies. It's a balance between AI and human expertise

[@linkhidalgogato]

@@michaelnurse9089 probably cuz its a terrible idea, construction and safety in construction is all about communication and transparency and teamwork, and no autonomous system is going to cut it, also autonomous systems (neural networks or otherwise) hate chaos and like neat, easy, controlled environments and construction is nothing if not chaotic

[@guncolony]

the robotics era can't come fast enough.

[@ryandury]

Despite an absolute revolution in AI the featured use-cases here are mostly meh. Coolest thing you featured were the AI- Binoculars. A great example of adding AI to an existing product rather than building a product around AI.

[@TeddyKrimsony]

CES have always been about useless extravagant crap

[@Pepcen]

Yt said this comment has 1 reply but I don't see any so I made one so I don't feel lonely :)

[@wile123456]

Nah it will be slow as fuck, give inccorect results, and you're better off taking a photo off it then searching for the species name when you're home. Faster and more accurate. Also it's gonna waste a ton of battery life running an ai model on a tiny chip

[@devstown]

I feel like all manufacturers are going to great lengths to add so-called AI to their products to make them sell better.

[@TeddyKrimsony]

am i shadow banned? @@Pepcen

[@forestlaw89]

I tried some of the "coding killers" and it is the most convoluted IDE I have ever seen.

[@exanime]

same... I work in a slightly niche area (healthcare) and I still cannot get much more use from AI than reminders of syntax... and that only helps if I had been stuck in planning/design meetings for a couple of weeks... after a day of coding I don't need the assist anymore

[@lukecreator]

there's AI IDEs now? wut

[@christianpenguin2651]

They just don't want to pay fair salaries, that's why elites are repeating the myth of programmers getting replaced by AI. But I really can see most politicians, manager and foremost HR people being replaced by a Perl-Script, that doesn't even need any LLM.

[@devstown]

Don't underestimate, it's just the beginning. The journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step.

[@sneer0101]

​@@devstownWhat a load of bollocks

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

The rabbit looks amazing! I've been waiting for a device to implement an extra layer of frustration and inaccuracy between me and my purpose built UIs. Plus being half mute, this will save me from those rare occasions where my environment is quiet and my throat is working!

[@lorenzo1425]

The future of technology is here! Once my Google Glasses finally arrive I'll never need to carry around a phone again!

[@dertythegrower]

Its not... they just made a copy of android vlingo which is what apple did with siri... most dont know that, but its proven.. and then just remove the screen.

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

@@dertythegrower Sir, I'm afraid I'll have to revoke your ellipses licence.

[@commentfailedtopost]

​@@lorenzo1425Oh my god. Recording upskirts is gonnabe so awkward in them things.

[@U20E0]

@@dertythegroweri'm pretty sure you missed a sarcasm _and_ half of the comment

[@Dipj01]

AI: The new crypto

[@l_2378]

imo it's definitely a buzzword that's getting overhyped but it is deserved(unlike crypto) It ain't dying

[@nofx1990ue]

@@l_2378It sure ain’t dying, but it won’t evolve how people expect it. It just now gets implemented into everything.

[@darkspace5762]

Hope that's true.

[@Walterw21]

@@l_2378sure, but with it being in everything people will become tired of it. Why automate literally every single thing in life? Like using phone apps like wtf lol

[@LuisSierra42]

@@darkspace5762 It's 100% not true. Crypto has been going for more than 15 years and there are barely no practical applications for it but A.I. has only been available for little more than a year and companies are already replacing tons of workers with it

[@FireFox64000000]

So far the most brilliant thing to come out of CES is your ability to call people out on their bs.

[@steve17]

I thought you said "Call people with IBS" and I was like "Damn, that AI powered cyber-toilet has cellular as well? Now that's fancy!"

[@alexandrecosta2567]

The "we dont need programmers, we just use natural language" motto has been around for ages. The SQL language promised to do just that, and it's one of the most abstracted areas in web development because of how convoluted it can get at times.

[@philipdrozd951]

True

[@ssmith5048]

As well as COBOL.

[@j03Biz]

All this shit is Hype Inception. Layers of "What if''s, what would you do's, would you's" It's all questions because they don't have answers, just a bank account waiting for your money.

[@midgetwars1]

We'll no longer need C++ because C# is easier to use, we'll no longer need any programming language cos Javascript will run everything on the web. We'll no longer need programming languages cos AI.

[@Compins]

We are just at the halfway point of January, and yet I'm already **this** close to declaring "AI will replace UI" the shittiest take of the year. It's cool that voice assistants can navigate through my apps, but unless my hands are busy, or I need to focus on something else, it'll always be easier to just whip out my phone and do whatever myself

[@devstown]

The biggest challenge of voice assistants is privacy. While user interfaces allow us to stay silent and search for what we want. With voice assistants, we have to shout out loud, letting everyone around us know what we are looking for.

[@lmaoded7505]

Dear rabbit, get me an issue of playbo.. I mean, tell me what are the games which are available for PlayStation

[@nikoberry4133]

"Rabbit. Check my bank account for me. My password is Alligator5!"

[@guillermojmontenegro95]

People said the same thing when the first cell phones without keyboards came out.

[@NihongoWakannai]

​@@guillermojmontenegro95 ...my cellphone has a keyboard? It's just a touch screen one instead of physical.

[@Einygmar]

The term AI became virtually synonymous with machine learning and gets really overused these days. The technology is really interesting as a general data-driven approach to solving certain problems (Machine vision, Natural language processing, Statistics, etc) but putting it into everything feels more like a gimmick. The added interactivity could be interesting in the short term, but it would be too tedious to use routinely so many features would probably be ignored in the long term.

[@bengsynthmusic]

No. AI has classifications. A single-task AI is narrow AI, so there's no equivocation being used here. They're not claiming they have AGI, so it's not misleading.

[@omarjimenezromero3463]

it is like xbox 360 games, and ps3 games where everyone wanted a big @ss sandbox or a 3rd person shooter, then only a few of those are made, and now we have a lot of microtransactions in some games as service, but like before, only a bunch of them are working, it is normal that some people overuse a technology on some objects only to find out it do not gonna work it (at least at that moment), then we are going to revive that technology when it work good enough with the newer technology (like the physical keyboard that help us a lot because we write most of times when searc or commenting somewhere), and to identify things, like google lens, and well in the future, take a photo of something and have amazon recomendations of what is the name of what we want to buy of the picture, or where to locate it.

[@Einygmar]

@@bengsynthmusic That's not what I'm talking about. AI is a field of research and machine learning\deep learning is just a subset of it. AI as a field of research is so much wider.

[@anywallsocket]

Yeah these are just neural nets lol

[@GSBarlev]

If I had a nickel for every time the concept of computer modeling got rebranded in the last decade, I'd have two nickels.

[@elirane85]

The coolest thing I've see in this year CES are the see through TV's. Not for home use, but I can definitely see them being used in all kind of commercial spaces like airports/hospitals/restaurants/etc...

[@U20E0]

they are also not even remotely new. This has existed for (well) over 5 years, and no-one is using it anywhere, except in aircraft HUDs because that's an actual use-case which can't be replaced with a cheaper alternative.

[@elirane85]

@@U20E0 According to Wiki it's not really a new technology but the 77 inch is the biggest transparent commercial OLED ever, so maybe that counts? :P

[@U20E0]

@@elirane85 Even if it isn't new ( it certainly is big though ) it's presence at CES will probably cause it to become more popular

[@elirane85]

@@U20E0 I think my favorite thing about it is that it's not just "an existing product, but with AI", like most of the other things in CES. Why the hell do we need AI toasters? And did no one watched Battlestar Galactica? Smart toasters are not a good idea...

[@adamcetinkent]

​@@U20E0yeah, because all of the things at CES definitely get a popularity bump and aren't instead derided by the majority 😋

[@sushantbhargav4652]

Reminded me of a running joke in India, the bank ATMs were Gaslighting customers to not print the receipt because of the environment , while the ATM room was running 2 ACs , in rainy season, at 3AM .

[@nicocesar]

"Reciprocating devices"😂😂 damn AI has us grabbed by the balls

[@adye88]

People forget how slow it is to speak out loud command after command. When considering the last device in the video, this will be a roadblock for many users.

[@wlockuz4467]

Also a glaring privacy problem.

[@immortalpuffin6643]

"Al Gore predicting ice caps will completely melt by 2013" got me

[@coraltown1]

why ? .. so easily 'gotten' ?

[@lizp4615]

transparent oled tech has been around for quite a while, but it's just now coming down to consumer price ranges. it's best suited for commercial use (eye catching ads complementing static window displays), i can't see wide adoption in the home though, sort of like that 3d tv thing they were doing a decade ago

[@MysticMixer09]

How crazy would it be if we replaced Windows in elderly homes with these and then overlayed a sunny filter or something to keep the old folks positive. I think it could do great to alleviate depression in elderly people.

[@NipomoCoffee]

I see fireship, I click.

[@Zirror]

For EVs, demand is not slowing but demand growth. So last year EVs "only" sold 50% more than the previous year in absolute numbers, where as the years before it grew by more than 50%. Probably because the base number was smaller each year. Most importantly, demand is still growing (more EVs sold in absolute term each year), but it's growing less fast, which is totally normal in a product life cycle.

[@coldspine3697]

Ohh, that puts things in perspective (if it's true)

[@ChristofferLund]

Yeah it's like accelerating with the pedal halfway down vs fully down

[@user-bm6xz6pq5z]

I don't trust EVs (or modern ICEs for that matter) because there's a really dangerous trend in the tech industry of rushing software to the release date bugged out of its mind. People accept this low quality software because they have no patience to wait and because software updates will fix everything eventually. Yeah no, if the product doesn't function out of the box I don't want it.

[@mr.president6922]

Yep i did quack search For the full year, Tesla sold just over 1.8 million vehicles, up 37.7% from 2022 numbers. Full-year sales numbers this is tesla only

[@francescourdih]

First derivative positive, second derivative negative

[@KryoFN]

Les go, I love your content btw, and you only have motivated to get better at naming variables!

[@KingGJT]

This video made all other coverage of CES obsolete! Thanks for making ! 🎉

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

If this is the best they have to offer maybe AI doesn't actually have a use case.

[@segiraldovi]

90% of the things are useless

[@victoralmanzar1273]

A good example of abstracting away shit you didn't even need in the first place.

[@guillermojmontenegro95]

The problem in your argument is that you are using a lot of AI things right now and you are not aware of this. The real use cases are under the hood.

[@dertythegrower]

AiExplained shows the insanely cool stuf.. like how ai can tell you what a person is thinking

[@skywell6049]

like my life without smartphone...@@segiraldovi

[@thebearded4427]

The future is bright! I cant wait to stop thinking, acting, doing, enjoying and moving! The end goal is just stop living! Yey!

[@betterchapter]

It will be fascinating to see the difference between this event and CES 2025 at the current progress rate of AI. Thanks for the update!

[@SergeyTosunyan-zb5jw]

On the other hand we've got pretty cool looking performance laptops this year, such as the new Asus ROGs, Dell XPS (very controversial, but futuristic for sure), from HP and others. Very excited about these techs' real life usage results!

[@BrainRotEmporium]

I feel like the next year is probably the best time to learn to code independently. Primarily since we’re probably gonna see a new shitstorm of AI drive software that will require petabytes of data to download and run like a PowerPoint if PowerPoints were 100x’s slower.

[@JoepKockelkorn]

I also suspect quality of software to decrease more and more, becoming even worse than the shitty status quo.

[@pavolkomlos3343]

Ballie can literally stroll around your home. Alexa is already listening and now you want a literal spy robot in your house. What if it gets hacked by robbers?

[@carlpittenger]

but it's cute 🥺

[@zigmasslusnys3596]

They can listen to my farts 🎉

[@christophkrass6929]

I'm not afraid of robbers... That thing would know everything about the 'owner', which is kinda scary to me

[@____---__________--------_____]

I mean we already have robot vacuum as spy robots, and basically every other device with a wifi connection can be/is used to map your home

[@edouard9867]

don't worry Neuralink is in trial. In a decades or two you will have your spy in your brain

[@pepperpeterpiperpickled9805]

Anyone trying to get you to buy stuff to save the environment can go reciprocate themselves. great video as always mate!

[@MadMax2069.]

Best tech news on the internet; best editing, best humor, best all around.

[@donalodomhnaill]

I have to say it again and again Fireship... your code reports are simply brilliant. Brilliantly put together, to the point, funny, informative. Great

[@jacorachan]

That's the best summary of the CES that you can find in the interwebs. Congrats 👌

[@johnpaulapeh5305]

We innovated so much that we went back to analog keyboards…beautiful

[@the_dude_josh]

Like the main use I see for the ai UI thing is to help with accessibility. People who can’t currently use phones or computers may now have a whole new world in technology. But as for day to day use I will never use it. I despise using talk features. The mics always suck and I don’t like people around me always knowing what I’m doing

[@maheshkhatri3256]

I don't think people are shitting on it for its use case. It's just that this problem can be solved by just an app. No need to buy a whole new device for it.

[@jensenraylight8011]

AR, especially if you can make Hologram without bulky glasses or project something near your eye, is the future, Not AI. i can't see the future where majority of people will be noisy and talk to their AI assistant all the time, it's too impractical to be useful Meanwhile, AR can utilize all of your sense, with no downside, unlike voice assistant which sacrifice UI. you're walking with a computer and can access it all the time, the screen always standby by your side 24/7, unlike smartphone Algorithm is predictable and dependable, it's still the King. AI on the other hand is highly uncertain, there are high chance that they'll misunderstand you. if you put complex instruction they'll just give you nonsense. it's more like Rolling a dice or Pray for higher being to get a good result and people don't like uncertainty, it gives us anxiety, and we'll stop doing thing that makes us anxious and uncertain. what if when you go to a restaurant or grocery, there is 70% chance that they're not open? you'll be stuck in indecision loop of "Why bother?" and AI Bros like to convince you that AI is everything, that you should throw away predictable and dependable Tech and switch into a Highly Uncertain tech, a tech that lie to you, gaslight you

[@the_dude_josh]

Yeah I'm not talking specifically about the device either. I'm meaning about verbally commanding my devices to do anything. It's just not my cup of tea@@maheshkhatri3256

[@Clem.E]

Love those reports so much! A subtle mix of interesting facts and relevant humor. 😅

[@brucesantos]

your videos are a joy to watch. very informative and funny AF. all on 3x speed.

[@MarvinPowell1]

That Rabbit device looks really lame. That's like, when they first came out with Skype and everyone thought it'd be the future because Back To The Future II and every 80s sci-fi movie hyped up video calling without realizing no one wants to get tidied up at 8am to take an incoming phone call while you're on the toilet. That device seems to assume people DON'T like using a UI and that everyone loves notoriously unreliable voice controls that work about 50% of the time at best.

[@KyriosHeptagrammaton]

Even if it was as smart as a human you're still basically doing the old "No mom click on that button, not that button!" over the shoulder

[@Carface03]

Fireship: "Many people have pets like cats and dogs, also useless carbon emitters." AI: "The Earth has many animals like humans, also useless carbon emitters."

[@kaansininide8282]

carbon based creatures are so old universe...

[@code_naican]

Once I saw your CES review video, I knew I just had to watch it💥🔥🔥

[@4RILDIGITAL]

Agree with you about the overwhelming pace of tech at CES. Some gadgets seem outlandish at these prices especially.

[@eeka_droid]

Well, about 4m to learn everything relevant in CES 2024. Thanks Fireship, other sources will probably try to milk hours of our attention with the same subject.

[@FatTracksMusic]

Jesus fucking christ this has gotta be the new best channel on KZbin, how do you always combine everything I want to know and make it funny af

[@erniea5843]

New?! Man we Fireship OGs have laughing while learning for years

[@alizaka1467]

Are you a Christian? Or a Christian flavored atheist?

[@waynecake5867]

I went to CES and this is probably the most in depth and hilarious summery video out there

[@Frogi13]

This video is perfectly on point, as always. One of the few YT channels I regularly recommend to my friends!

[@frogfrog8130]

0:32 You can tell that dude never coded in his life. Whats hard about programing isn't the sintax🤦. The sintax its what non-programers think its hard.

[@gabaum19]

The AI powered reciprocating device got me good.

[@WilliamMelton617]

oooo I got here EARLY boiiii! Thanks for everything you do Jeff! long time watcher since before you got Google certified xD

[@Lubossxd]

how can you make these video so short yet packed with content... you are a wizard harry

[@devstown]

I feel like CES 2024 is more of a prophecy from Vanga than a tech event

[@merlinwarage]

CES was always about inspiration, not about real products.

[@edbrito-swdev]

I really hope AI would take my job. Getting really tired of doing shitty software development jobs.

[@LuisSierra42]

What are you going to do afterwards then?

[@JorgetePanete]

doing software development as a hobby sounds nice

[@pueraeternus.]

@@LuisSierra42 i really hope ai takes every job then this isnt a question

[@devstown]

What do you think about developing an AI that would take your own job? Make your dreams come true.

[@SkyStrider99]

I mean yeah, same… provided there’s still a way for me to profit from the AI. I want it to take my job, not my income lol.

[@AllanMcKay]

love this - thanks brother keep up the great work!

[@abedalghanishaaban4596]

always interesting videos and content ❤

[@flightlesschicken7769]

3:47 a physical keyboard? About time they brought those back :D

[@edupe6185]

Bro have we travelled to 2007? That’s one of the worst tech takes ever

[@flightlesschicken7769]

@@edupe6185 Bro, do you know how superior physical keyboards are compared to touch screen ones? It’s not even a fair comparison. Touch screen keyboards are ass

[@cherubin7th]

Always so much innovation, but somehow nothing changes ever.

[@Waitwhat469]

I'm excited for see through TVs, put some glass, and touch screen support(or object tracking) on that and you have a sick front and back white board for collabs with people. That's niche as heck, but get it in range with what people are using now it's totally worth it.

[@andyswilkinson]

These are some of the best solutions in search of a problem I've ever seen.

[@Ztaticify]

People have been talking about audio/visual/natrual language programming language replacements for 30 years, and as it turns out the languages that designed to be unambiguous easy to read text are still fundamentally better. Who woulda expected that

[@joeblow229]

AI is the "next thing", the way everything was "Internet of Things" ten years ago. The difference is, it will wind up taking people's jobs. I typically work in remote customer support for startups, but now every website makes you jump through annoying hoops talking with a chat-bot before you can get a human being. Unfortunately, customer support will probably be one of the first jobs to be lost to AI.

[@Happyduderawr]

I hope the support bots still have the authentic Indian accent.

[@dmfr56]

Those voice commands seem awesome for changing settings in an app. No more searching for the right option, just tell the app what behaviour you want.

[@l.uke_]

This is my favourite code report so far. Bravo hahaha

[@MikeStoneJapan]

As someone who's been trying to wrangle both bard and chat gpt 3.5 for coding coding and math problems for sometime, I'm defo not worried about any coding killers, ai natural language capability at allllll.

[@xviii5780]

3.5 and bard are dumb though. Gpt4 makes a lot of mistakes still, but it's really close to being dangerous for newish developer or coding monkey job.

[@MikeStoneJapan]

@@xviii5780 I have unfortunately not used any of the paid models yet but what I realize more and more is that asking the right questions in the right way is crucial. For more than the simplest tasks I have to break down every little thing for. Being able to think about the problem will be invaluable for some time to come.

[@DVoidOfSpareUsername]

Those are nothing like co pilot etc trained to be coding assistants.

[@sirrobinofloxley7156]

The day the establishment allows anything worthwhile, will be the day, as the French say, 'Ancien Regime'!

[@FirephoenixX02]

​@@DVoidOfSpareUsername TL;DR Copilot still fucks up for everything I code exept when its stackoverflow copy paste level difficulty. I tried copilot a while back, it literally couldn't help me with anything, probably because I was coding something it had no training data on and is too niche to get enough data. In conclusion trying to get it to write something that atleast works took way longer than doing the same thing myself with close to 0 flaws in 10m.

[@matt.604]

My gf has had a rabbit device for the last decade. She loves it.

[@NextLevel-hr8wp]

Thanks, i wished more content about the 10sec toothbrush system.

[@willsims]

Quick and to the point. Thank you

[@StrangerInAStrangeLand1999]

Your (sometimes) subtle political additions are always tops.

[@JBBell]

I appreciate how you do the fine balancing act between doomerism and appropriate cynicism.

[@abdullaahmed096]

Thanks for make it easy for us ✊🏻

[@certilremy]

Man i like your videos, I never miss one of them since the beginning 😂

[@Mightydoggo]

AI still does not understand context. A single hickup in the algorithm and that scifi excavator is turning the desert into a very expensive parking lot. I do get excited for the potential in lateral growth for motivated solo freelancers and easy low level automation of many digital workflows without the necessity to code much.

[@armoredchimp]

Exactly

[@bronzejourney5784]

Why would there be a "single hickup" in the algorithm out of the blue though? Thats such a retarded perspective to look at things. "A solar wind could kill every technological item at any moment, therefore we should return to stone age" Like, what are you even arguing there? Lmao.

[@arc8dia]

0:40 "CSS"...? Is this written by an AI too?

[@lasindunuwanga5292]

+1 for showing the Shelby ❤

[@limitlesskode]

2:00 The sarcasm is subtle but punches hard 😂

[@FreshaThen]

Bro, where are you???

[@GeenSama]

tried to use AI to code me stuff, while it is decent but it's annoying it keeps making mistakes all the time so I decided just to use my brain.

[@HugoSanchez-kd7qz]

Love these types of videos!! Please keep them coming As for my purpose... I had my wallet out a couple seconds in.

[@jimmygervaisnet]

Looks like everybody's trying to reinvent the wheel... Thanks for your coverage it was hilarious. 😂

[@lucaswatsup]

2:31 - "on top of that many people have pets - also useless carbon emitters"

[@Carnivore69]

Man, I am NOT looking forward to 2013!

[@collinthomas6288]

Thank you Jeff

[@andrewhooper7603]

The real highlight was the mutalk. A powerful artifact, imbuing its user with +5 normie resistance when paired with a vision pro.

[@Mightydoggo]

Analogue keyboards for smartphones? Wait, are we going back in the tech timeline now? Pretty sure Blackberry had that back in the days. lol

[@thefanboy3285]

The funny thing is : I saw an article the other day saying that the reason somebody invented those keyboards was because they missed the feeling they had with the blackberrys.

[@AnthonyBullard]

The creator (in part) is Mr Mobile (Michael Fisher) who loved and still Loves these keyboards: kzbin.info/www/bejne/m2PRY5mqgpKArassi=xV-n04T2hzxh4Hek

[@Nidhish-yk7do]

NEW FIRESHIP VIDEO DROPPED

[@keyzo_gakiya]

These videos always make me laugh so much, Thanks!

[@bossysmaxx3327]

dude your videos are always awesome

[@gordash_tech]

The next challenge is to make an AI powered toilet paper

[@BurgerKingHarkinian]

​@@stopitgoaway*Biden

[@vishalvintu]

I personally believe the front-end/UI won't be obsolete because people are too dumb to know what they want until they see it

[@omidnt2992]

that's why I love this channel :) keep it up bro 🙋‍♂❤

[@thegoodlifewatch]

The skepticism and humor from fireship gets me cracking up everytime 😂

[@bakedbeings]

Come baaaack

[@gorthind]

AI seems to be another sort of automotive moment for humanity. Where automotives made long distances much shorter for the everyman, AI will now make complex tasks once reserved for the top brass of the bell curve, or at least a good enough version of those same tasks, within reasonable expectations of the everyman.

[@borbenmli5353]

this is truly the peak of human engineering at display here guys these things are EXACTLY what humanity needs the most right now

[@Xmasparol]

Nope

[@prithviraj00]

Very good information jeff .thank you 😢👍

[@GareWorks]

I do wonder if something akin to the Rabbit R1 will be the "next step" after smartphones. I refuse to believe we'll be stuff with a clumsy touch screen pocket computer forever, but equally, I don't think the AR glasses revolution is upon us (at least, not in a form remotely close to something like Apple is trying).

[@user-qy1dy1ms9m]

Something like it but wearable like glasses

[@dfgfdfdfgdgdfg1431]

Not anytime soon... phones are very fun/addictive and the small screen is vital to reducing the overstimulation

[@Goombario37]

I kind of still think the original way we built phones was the best way. I don't want a clumsy touch screen or bad voice recognition, just give me an accurate keyboard. I don't care if I get a smaller screen as a result, most of my smartphone's screen is constantly blocked by my thumb anyway.

[@vintagegenious]

neuralink

[@slawasaporogez6581]

With current technology PDAs with touchscreen are the most suitable way of communication. The next step of communication can be emotion or thought exchange without a device or as small as possible device. It requires a completely different environment from the digital one.

[@xijinvegg]

Yeah I think I’ll just move into the woods

[@leonardo25gabriel]

With all this bullcrap that is going in the last years, yeah, I'm thinking about going full anarcho-primitivism too.

[@shantanukulkarni8883]

I agree with the toilet one, some people just like to always sit on top of the cutting edge of tech.

[@TheEbencarljo]

It's been a while... was waiting any new things from you :)

[@ETBCOR]

I love that teenage engineering is getting involved in the AI hype, haha

[@roberthuff3122]

Reminds me of the ill-fated Titan submersible.

[@sup4546]

I think, though I'm not entirely sure, that humanity could be doomed :)

[@frydac]

Of course, the only question is when, there is no doubt humanity (and all life) will end at some point, unless we find a way to travel faster than light, we can't really escape our solar system, which seems unlikely

[@oliveeeerh]

@@frydacwe have billions of years... i'm sure we'll figure something out

[@mrunderscorecool]

The writing on these is just so good

[@Cactoos]

i was thinking about ai recently and for example my position will never be able to replace me, its too complicated, by coding some, but mostly doing hard decision on architecture, how product will scale etc. Product is complicated and there is many dependencies that need to be understood. Well at least I wont be replaced withing few years