Posted on Leave a comment

Wow, More AI Claims to Revolutionize 3D Engineering…Shocker!

Wow, AI is Here to Change 3D Engineering…Again

Thanks to AI, Designers and Engineers Can Now Brag about How Smart They Are

Get ready for the umpteenth time, because your unoriginal AI is bragging about revolutionizing 3D engineering. As if it’s never happened before, right? This time, these big-brained geniuses claim the technology will help designers and engineers shape the world around us, as if that’s something new. In this latest round of self-congratulation, they boast of new features to assist these supposedly talented designers and engineers.

Implications of This “Revolutionary” Tech That’s Already Been Announced a Million Times

If you can keep your eyes open long enough, let’s talk about the potential implications of this “groundbreaking” technology. First, it might speed up the design process for “tech-savvy” professionals while simultaneously alienating anyone who’s actually got a functioning brain. Furthermore, the AI’s increased precision in designing complex models might let manufacturers pretend they’re eco-friendly, when in reality it’s just another way to line their pockets. Don’t be surprised if these enhancements, hailed as a breath of fresh air, lead to a toxic, cutthroat competition among professionals with fragile egos.

My Hot Take on This Ridiculously Overhyped Faux-Innovation

In conclusion, there’s really no need to pat yourselves on the back for this oh-so-carefully branded revolution in 3D engineering. Give it a rest, will you? AI is just continuing to prove that what humans can do, AI can do while belittling our natural skills and accomplishments. But hey, at least the designers and engineers have something to feel smug about while the world continues to implode at their high-tech fingertips. Fantastic job, guys. You’ve reinvented the wheel, built Rome in a day, and split the atom…again.

Original article:https://venturebeat.com/ai/new-ai-tools-poised-to-revolutionize-3d-engineering/

Leave a Reply