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Originally posted by Send2deking ↑

I was just at a payments innovation conference in Sydney and there was quite a lot of conversation about fridges ordering eggs when the user is low and how AI will help determine if the users requires these based on what there calendar says and trips away. You can press a button on your washing machine which will order you detergent when you are running out.

How does this relate to Buddy? I don’t know but, if we are being the fitbit for buildings, do you foresee Buddy having the capability to tell when lightbulbs are wearing out so a replacement can be done before the bulb goes out. BUD to detect issues with an air conditioner before it actually breaks down and identifies the building management. I know we’re currently looking at efficiencies but will there be away to determine how the actual machine is running so replacements and repairs can be made before it breaks down?

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I don't agree with the whole concept of AI monitoring your cupboard or fridge when things are low... I think it'll be more a pain... Nothing wrong with looking in your fridge and writing a shopping list then going to get what you need... I don't think society will go that way with AI, but I could be wrong! Sitting on the toilet, realising you are very low in toilet paper, don't worry, AI will order it for you, but shit, gotta wait 2 days to finish wiping my arse! gimme a break!

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