Perceptive announced it performed the world’s first fully automated dental procedure using a robot. The system integrates AI, 3D imaging, and robotics, enabling tasks like crown placements in just 15 minutes. Perceptive claims their robotic dentist can diagnose and plan treatments using a 3D volumetric data procedure and an optical coherence technology (OCT) scan. Perceptive’s CEO, Chris Ciriello, mentioned that FDA approval could take up to five years.
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Can’t wait for the enshitification of these: “We’re going to sew you back up, but first, look at these ads”
Write a short essay about the ads we made you watch this week, or we turn off the organs subscription.
Chatgpt 5, write a description of the following advertisement:
haha, nice adblocker idea, pipe all ads through pi-hole to gpt5 and submit the response at a randomized time hehe
“We have detected you have use AI to submit your response. Your subscription to “Vision” has been cancelled. Have a nice day!”
But… but I actually wrote that one…
Please injection verification can.
Or in America, “We’re going to sew you back up, but first, please enter credit card details and sign here regarding your payment plan”
And then the ads!
Apparently we pay to see ads anyway these days. :|
Then, tip your robot:
15%. 20%
25%. 35%