An artificial intelligence coffee machine is a robot friend built with coffee beans, if you may. That sounds weird, but I think it is not a coffee machine because, rather, it is a coffee machine that makes you look creative, which can also quench one’s boredom. You all know that even your phone has a memory, and you don’t have to search for which applications you usually use. This shit does the same but with coffee.
At first, you give it simple instructions, such as including how much caffeine you prefer in your coffee and if you want the coffee piping hot. With time, it learns the users’ behaviors. Maybe on weekdays, the 7 a.m. drink is an Iced Caramel Latte, while the same drink changes to Espresso Coffee on weekends.
The artificial intelligence can store all that data against your profile, and all that mix happens even before you lift your hand to press the button. They plant some microscopic sensors somewhere to determine if everything is alright, such as the water and the beans, and they also make adjustments to produce the best.
Now, visualize this: you have overslept, but the coffee is just the way you like it. No setting to be adjusted when you have just woken up from bed. Alternatively, if you have a large group of people to cook for, there would be no need for you to stop brewing every time new orders Even if in this case it will not lead to the client’s satisfaction.
The fact that it does not make a mistake when taking the order of the customer is better than its making a mistake. Moreover, it does not use a lot of coffee beans or water, which leads to electricity savings, and it is also awesome for the environment because it does not pollute the environment.
After all, it is no more obvious than intuitive that those are the rays that disintegrate the SI, but an acceptable assisarra in the form of a VECTOR disruption is acceptable. The new, modern control is a logical continuation of the topic of the old cartoons about “Intravention.” Who knew one could have such bright ideas in a rather immoral context like this one?
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