AIFaraday AIFuture AIStarts AIShipping AICars

[Shuasha]

My god, if you were playing buzzword bingo everybody would win by the end of the first paragraph of their release.

Why doesn't Lucid have an AI Lux interior?! We're so behind the times.

FF aiHypercar+

Expanding disruptive experiences beyond the car and services

www.ff.com

Faraday Future starts shipping FF91 with many buzzwords and a $309K price

After starting production in March, Faraday Future has finally launched its FF91 EV, with an eye-watering $309K first-edition starting price...

electrek.co

So $300k, only a 380ish mile range from a 140kWh battery, a $16k/year subscription service for "AI stuff". Somehow they add 2 hours to your day.. must be the AI.

I'm usually for for any new EV company, but these guys have a terrible history and I don't see how throwing meaningless buzzwords all over the place will change any of that.

 

[xponents]

My god, if you were playing buzzword bingo everybody would win by the end of the first paragraph of their release.

Why doesn't Lucid have an AI Lux interior?! We're so behind the times.

FF aiHypercar+

Expanding disruptive experiences beyond the car and services

www.ff.com

Faraday Future starts shipping FF91 with many buzzwords and a $309K price

After starting production in March, Faraday Future has finally launched its FF91 EV, with an eye-watering $309K first-edition starting price...

electrek.co

So $300k, only a 380ish mile range from a 140kWh battery, a $16k/year subscription service for "AI stuff". Somehow they add 2 hours to your day.. must be the AI.

I'm usually for for any new EV company, but these guys have a terrible history and I don't see how throwing meaningless buzzwords all over the place will change any of that.

300k! I thought it would be 180k... no way anybody is buying this.

 

[hmp10]

When you mix hogwash with hokum and throw in a dash of hooey, what do you get? A Faraday cake.

Poor Michael. To have his name come to this . . . .

 

[Rogue]

Imagine being in the software engineering industry... AI this. AI that. AI because it sounds good. AI because the fad is piping white hot.

I had a recruiter the other day... Extensive experience in generative AI despite the technology coming to a moderate use case in the past six months with heavy babying.

The trend won't stop until companies start getting the bills for their cloud instances running hundreds of billions of parameters for a single model across tens to hundreds of thousands of queries a day. Give it another six months to die down, maybe a year. Companies wise up when operational costs start tanking their bottom line.