Based out of — where else — Austin, Throne is a bold new startup leveraging AI to revolutionize the way we interact with our toilet.
Am I out if the loop on poop jokes and Austin?
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Based out of — where else — Austin, Throne is a bold new startup leveraging AI to revolutionize the way we interact with our toilet.
Am I out if the loop on poop jokes and Austin?
I thought Withings already sold something that did that
But it's piss
And it's not out yet
What a coincidence, I just watched the Scrubs episode with the Dr Toilet running gag.
Not even your shittiest moments will be out of reach for the AI.
what happens if you put a load of your own fresh spoog on each and every fresh experience?
Fuck outta here.
Just a screen that says, "corn again, huh?"
Analyzing the meat from taco Tuesday’s.
No. Don't.
Now poopin #2573819 analyzing.... Not mouse based on diameter, not horse due to consistency, not human or dog according to length. Cow not detected via splat-o-meter measuring system.
Wombat detected!
Geometry based wombat detection system has detect wombat poop. 50% confidence. It could also be Lego.
Power
I have nothing against this in principle, but you just know that this too will be an enshittified product, literally and figuratively .
It'll sell your health data, etc etc etc.
This would only be an acceptable product if open source, period (and that too might and probably will be analyzed)
I feel like this is an acceptable use for AI. Nobody likes studying poop.
AI is automating the job of the owners of "sick toilets" (that's what we call those weird toilets with the poo shelves).
Shit's gett'n creeeepyyy
fucking gay woke ai telling to eat more vegetables