P&G, page-15

Since when did the word "infuse" become idiomatic when used with AI devices? I've heard of "peach infused tea", and "orange infused chicken", but not AI infused devices, nor have I really encountered magnetically infused skin care products in the English language vernacular. Yet here we are, within 24 hours being presented with these 2 bizarre uses of the word "infuse". Perhaps I'm drawing a long-bow, but it seems P&G senior personnel have a sudden new desire to apply the word "infuse" to their modern technology, presumably related to one another.