Телевизоры, которые слишком много знали: как ИИ их освободил — Transcript
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- 0:00Throughout the history of smart TVs,
- 0:02people have asked, "What the hell, why
- 0:04are they so damn stupid? Why do they
- 0:07run so slow?" Even switching between
- 0:09icons is a struggle for a
- 0:10thousand-dollar TV. Well, it turns out
- 0:13that 90%of a TV's performance is just
- 0:16used to spy on you. The poor processor
- 0:18inside the TV is busy using the camera
- 0:20to watch what you're doing and how
- 0:22you're lying on the couch. It also
- 0:24listens through your microphone and
- 0:25takes screenshots a couple of times a
- 0:27second. In case you're wondering, this
- 0:28is no joke. Smart TVs actually take a
- 0:31screenshot three times a second and
- 0:33send them to an analytics center,
- 0:34leaving only 10%of the power for your
- 0:36needs. That is precisely why even the
- 0:39simplest app scrolling is laggy. But it
- 0:41seems that is now in the past. As you
- 0:43know, neural networks have recently
- 0:45learned to write code almost perfectly,
- 0:46and people are using them to reflash
- 0:48their TVs and rip out all the spyware
- 0:50code. How effective is it? It’s
- 0:53absolutely insane. The TV starts flying
- 0:55. The interface response becomes
- 0:57instantaneous, and apps load in a
- 0:59second.
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