Soylent Groyp on Nostr: the real question is, who needs these features, who wants them, especially once they ...

the real question is, who needs these features, who wants them, especially once they cost money? Everything is "cloaked" in these cryptic words like "model" "intelligence" "language" and so on. I would simply say this is
>automation
>image recognition
>speech recognition
>text recognition
>search engine
Adobe Reader has something like that, recognizing invoices and so on, but who wants that? Who would want a computer automation to replace a human reading an invoice, something so important, leaving it to the automation to pay money to someone? It's not needed by anyone, it's all a hypothetical future they're investing in.