September 2025
Intermediate to advanced
296 pages
8h 17m
English
It all started with smartphones. Soon after we got smart watches, smart alarms and smart TVs. Now just about everything we can imagine – from refrigerators to toilets to basketballs – is available in smart versions. Sometimes it’s just a marketing thing, letting us know that new iterations of products are better than the old versions and we should think about upgrading. Smart TVs are a great example here – at least, early models, which weren’t actually smart but just gave us access to a lot of new features. Here, the defining feature of a smart device was generally that it could be connected to the internet.
However, increasingly, ‘smart’ means products that are augmented by AI to help us do things ...
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