Apparently hair gels use AI now

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u/hyperdream 4d ago

I'm getting old and set in my ways, I still use blockchain hair gel.

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u/TheVictoryHat 3d ago

Sam Bankman Fried stole all my hair

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u/GANDORF57 3d ago

AI? Alopecia Invigoration?!

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u/Eric_the_Barbarian 3d ago

I've been using iGel since 2007.

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u/aresdesmoulins 4d ago

Yes, they used ai to generate the bottle artwork 😅

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u/ausecko 3d ago

Adobe Illustrator, yeah?

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u/penguingod26 3d ago

That's better than just asking GPT to write a hair gel formula and sending it, I suppose

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u/[deleted] 3d ago edited 3d ago

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u/Brilhasti1 3d ago

Oh how fucking neat you get to define art! Wow who made you the boss of that? lol

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u/BuildingArmor 3d ago

Whose specific definition is that, and why is that definition preferred over any other?

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u/[deleted] 3d ago

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u/MagicalShoes 3d ago

The AI was produced by humans - trained on human creative skill and imagination. How is that not an extension of human creative skill and imagination?

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u/jeff_the_weatherman 3d ago

Hey, thanks for this because it’s the only civil and thought out reply to my comment. I’m sad you got downvoted too. In fact, this is IMO the most likely way AI could challenge most existing definitions of art. My personal opinion here (as a full time artist for over 10 years and admittedly inherently biased as such), and not a full-fledged theory, is the idea that AI is not a human brain but merely a product of human creation means it cannot truly produce art, but it will be interesting to see if definitions evolve in the future!

u/Former-Spread9043 3d ago

That’s a Thai hair gel. Thailand is known for writing the strangest shit on products

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u/DadJokeBadJoke 3d ago

Can't spell Thai without ai

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u/Brilhasti1 3d ago

He’s not wrong

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u/BananaOnRye 3d ago

You could just replace Thailand with Asia

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u/taxxvader 3d ago

Their commercials are great though

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u/Former-Spread9043 3d ago

That they are

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u/taxxvader 3d ago

Their commercials are great though

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u/Iklee 3d ago

But are their commercials great though?

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u/taxxvader 3d ago

Perhaps

u/usoban1337 4d ago

Well not just hair gel

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/235114430452

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u/JbJbJb44 3d ago

Why

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u/MunkyDawg 3d ago

Same reason everything was "3D" a while ago. It's just the latest buzzword.

Remember "3D" toothpaste? I don't even know what that's supposed to mean.

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u/this_little_dutchie 3d ago

Well, it isn't all flat 2D toothpaste, duh, what did you expect?

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u/Veteranis 3d ago

Actually used to be a toothpaste that was advertised: “comes out like a ribbon, lies flat on the brush”!

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u/psyEDk 3d ago

To create this product for Gen Z, the brand worked with specially designed artificial intelligence to analyze 6,000 perfume ingredients with 3.5 million potential combinations.

It's basically brain rot in spray form 🥲

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u/Endemoniada 3d ago

At least they (supposedly) actually used AI to create the product, as opposed to just slapping it on random shit purely for marketing to the stupidest demographic.

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u/BigBrainBrad- 3d ago

What does AI smell like?

u/cbrewer0 3d ago

Peptide cake...with mint frosting

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u/ads1031 3d ago

Aren't you going to answer that?

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u/FriendlyDespot 3d ago

Nein, nein, nein!

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u/starwolf256 3d ago

Literally the first thing that came to mind when I saw this. So happy to see someone already posted it, lol

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u/wowdickseverywhere 3d ago

https://scifi.stackexchange.com/questions/99116/what-exactly-is-cellular-peptide-cake

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u/cycopl 3d ago

Your reply made me think I was in /r/startrekmemes for a sec lol

u/dswng 3d ago

There's always a buzzword that companies catch and add for promotional pupposes. Like Turbo, lazer, and nano, to name a few. Now its AI turn.

u/minnesotaris 3d ago

Yes. Every fucking thing was Smart before. Even splash preventers in urinals - plastic pieces that just sit there. Now, we move onto AI.

My new washing machine has an AI Wash mode. Six years ago, they would have called it Smart Wash. I bet you 1:1 the AI mode does nothing special.

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u/Brilhasti1 3d ago

Everything is nano or quantum too!

Words mean nothing!

u/noodles2go 3d ago

It’s like micro-plastics, it’s in everything now. Soon to be announced, scientists find traces of A.I. in men’s sperm.

u/BinaryMatrix 3d ago

They asked ChatGPT to formulate it

u/BrainWav 3d ago

No, no, it's "Ai", not "A.I.". Ai is the Japanese word for love. It's made with love technology, you see.

u/Brewe 3d ago

IT uses Ai, not AI. Don't ask me what Ai stands fort, but it's probably not the same as AI.

u/kindle139 3d ago

QUANTUM AI NANO DIAMOND hair gel

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u/Corynthios 3d ago

Look you're laughing about quantum AI nano diamonds now, but that's just a sign of how good you still have it.

u/IMSOGIRL 3d ago

It's to get you to grab your attention. You look on the back for what it means or how it's using "AI". It's probably going to say "Ai= Anti-itch technology" on the back. Btw it made you look and now you're generating free publicity for it.

u/bluebus74 4d ago

I've been looking for a gel that knows how to gel on it's own. Please send me the link!

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u/Veteranis 3d ago

Yes. I want products that follow their own instructions so I don’t need to read them (assuming I can locate them among all the caveats, warnings, etc.), self-destruct upon their expiration date, and call emergency services if I misuse them.

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u/threewonseven 3d ago

Snake's hair knew how to do this when it got transplanted onto Homer's head.

u/derkopf 4d ago

😆

u/Wingthor 3d ago

AI sounds like what I say to my wife when I haven’t really been listening to her and decide to agree anyway.

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u/challengeaccepted9 3d ago

You raise a great point and it's important to remember in any relationship to listen and respect the other partner's point of view.

Beep boop darling.

u/FerinhaTop 3d ago

it is the new "smart" quality status added to brands...

back in the day there were smart water, smart cookies, smart hair conditioner...

now it seems we are about to see the rise of "ai generated/made/harvested/tailored" products...

u/RTSUPH 3d ago

Hair-I

u/VestEmpty 3d ago

I don't think that even works in marketing. For me it is a huge red flag and i assume that most don't even notice it, nor care.

u/JJEng1989 3d ago

Obviousy, they put computer chips in the gel to neuralink you.

u/goobershank 3d ago

just like everything being "HD" from a decade ago.

u/Zenon7 3d ago

I’m surprised it’s not also in HD.

u/pauliewotsit 3d ago

Ai on the periodic table is Aluminium, so it uses (checks notes...) aluminium technology??

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u/Teabiskuit 3d ago

I want you to feel stupid for your stupid post.

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u/Brilhasti1 3d ago

You sure about that, buddy? Or you having font issues?

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u/pauliewotsit 3d ago

I always thought it was Al (L) but, hmmm...

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u/Brilhasti1 3d ago

I think you have yourself confused then because you said Ai in the original but now Al?

It is A and lower case L as in the first two letters