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I want an AI TV that blocks all forms of advertising. (lemmy.world)
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We mostly watch news and sports in my house. So unfortunately, live TV. Occasionally we watch other things. I mute the commercials and browse my phone when they're on.

But I would love a TV that is smart enough to auto hide & mute every kind of ad. Even little logos on the athletes' uniforms. Hide the ads on the pitcher's mound. Hide the billboards and signs in the stadium. Show some cool little generic animation, music video, or slide show during commercial breaks. Hide the damned popup window ads and scrolling ads that some channels do. Remove product placements from movies and shows. Basically make all ads completely vanish.

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[โ€“] Beacon@fedia.io 8 points 2 months ago (1 children)

AI doesn't require a company. There are already AI created by independent groups

[โ€“] atrielienz@lemmy.world 3 points 2 months ago

In it's current iteration, either you run a local model which has limitations that I think would prevent it from being used to this end (I don't know that for sure, and am happy to find out if anyone does know), or you use a corporate one. Unfortunately corps seem largely to want to use AI to make money and one of the best ways to make money in the age of information is ads. There's a reason they have become more and more prevalent despite the fact that so many people hate them.