The "Artificial Intelligence" Rice Cooker.
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"A.I." = Appeasing Investors
This is gold.
@@apocalypsecod Spread it like a disease.
A.I. = Artificially Incompetent
I am using this forever thank you.
absent indian
"Magnets, how do they work?"
tefal: "idk, AI i guess"
this device uses an NTC, not a magnet
The “intelligence” was certainly artificial, that’s for sure.
@@formbi still not ai
@@formbi also did you even watch the video this one uses magnets
🎶 Do you believe in miracles? 🎶
"Yes, we've done it, we've hacked into the grainframe"
Lmao
r/angryupvote
@@giovanigeorgis3848 r/ihavereddit
Underrated comment right here
"Rice, You got it working."
"One man's AI is another man's software"
This hits the nail on the head. Most of the "AI" we've been seeing is just, computer programs, doing the same sorts of things computer programs have been doing for years.
Yep. Technically speaking the thermostat on your wall is "AI". And even the best image generation and chat bots, as impressive as they can be, have no more actual understanding of what they're doing than the thermostat does.
@@IstasPumaNevada they're more or less just a bunch of huge matrixes
which really makes the people who go aggro at the mere combination of those words seem even stupider than they are. video games have ai. music programs have ai.
@@elliot_ratThe issue isn't AI existing. Its when people try to use it to put people out of a job. How would you like it if I automated your job and your wages got cut
@@elliot_rat No, people are angry about *generative* AI. Because it is a machine learning algorithm that steals works from others to create the black box, then spits out images without any references to whose work they stole from.
Or it is marketing term used to appease investors. Either way, the modern scourge of using it doesn't make sense because NONE of it is actually AI.
I love how AI is such a buzzword now when its just the natural evolution of virtual assistants or algorithms. But the funniest thing is AI isnt even, well, intelligent. Its just algorithms rebranded!
Yep simple neural networks are nowadays called ai
I’ve seen tv marketed with ai
yes and no. yes in this circumstance it isnt A.I as its not intelligent. bust there is A.I that deserve the name.
Machine learning. Nothing special at all.
most "AI" today is still VI lmao
I hate when my magnets lose their magic magnet whatevers.
fuсking magnets how do they work
@@wawarushii They work due to tefraction and chemtrails, according to ChatGPT. I cross-checked it with GrokAI just to be safe, but it called me a slur instead.
Technology these days is amazing!
@@wawarushii when a Curie and a magnet love each other very much
@@wawarushiiI can't not hear that line in Tom from Explosions & Fire's voice
I was working the SIUC eclipse physics table yesterday doing nothing but explaining how magnets work. So, magnetism is based on subatomic particles known as domains, imagine tiny magnets because they all have a north and south end, and you get a magnet when all the domains in your thing line up nice and uniform, helping eachother out and amplifying their strength. Now, non-magnets have their domains completely scrambled. The way those screwdriver magnetizers work is just either making the domains neat and tidy or screwing it all up to charge or discharge it respectively.
Just like when "HD" was a marketing term for any pice of junk, you could buy and "HD" rice cooker. and before that there was "Turbo" you buy a "Turbo" rice cooker.
Turbo? Does the turbo rice cooker actually spin?
@@hypertech116 no, it just has a button that says turbo but actually does nothing.
while the heavily marketed HD term blew the meaning with similar grifts and subsequently the real HD lavishness going down with it on the wayside, it did make a silent coming back, and its to those who care and are willing to take the minuses more honestly. I hope its the same with AI, although, its likely more pointless guff than the HD comeback, so I wish the majority of people, especially major businesses leaving AI hype entirely out of their marketing grift vocabulary first
i remember ahahaha
Can’t wait to see rice getting cooked in 60FPS
I was watching this next to my orange cat and when you said "fuzzy logic" the first time, I looked at him and said "That's all you've got buddy."
Because it’s always the orange ones
I don't want rice that can think. That makes my stir-fry dinners very morally complicated.
I prefer my rice fried by a shrimp
Why did Stir fry your dinners?
Give stir a break, fry your own dinner
Ehehe, have you seen the Love Death + Robots episode called "When the Yogurt Took Over"?
I don't want home appliances to think. I want people and calculators to think.
Who the hell needs a cooking machine with a sentient brain? That's more trouble than it's worth, just learn to cook.
Yes. I do want robot people. But not the androids in Detroit Become Human. More like the droids in Star Wars. They gotta have things that we don't, you know?
Calculators can't have a sentient brain. They gotta obey. If NASA uses sentient calculators and they make an error for the fun of it, the Earth is done.
The graphic designer must have been so pleased with themselves when they thought of using a grain rice as the dot on the “i” in “AI rice” graphic. It really makes it.
AÍÍÍÍÍ!!!
Probably made by AI itself lmao
It has an AMD Rice-n
@@lasarousi that's where the AI comes into play here
I Actually want only this sticker and slap it on my laptop
So we've graduated from everything needing to be "blockchain" powered to "AI" powered.
Before all that, it was "smart".
I think this issue has popped up in recent years because we've hit a wall with technological advancement. Maybe not a wall but a severe slow down at least lol. We're all so used to huge jumps in new tech every 3-5 years (or less) so whenever something new pops up, it **must** be the new hotness, right? But alas, not really, and we just return back to the standard tech, that slowwwllyy gets better every year in smaller and smaller increments
@@Yixdy You think this popped up in recent years? Fun fact: Did you know that everything that had to do with 3D, way back when was just called "virtual reality"? Technology and buzzwords go hand in hand :D
8:22 "Thanks for fixing problems by being a bigger one." - Wade on A.I.
Perfect summarization of the A.I epidemic.
"One man's software is another man's AI" what an amazing quote
Alternatively, "one man's software is another man's nightmare", coz debugging is hard.
Something people often forget. They always go "but it can't think".
Oh really? Can it not? Oh gosh I wonder why it can't do quadrillion thoughts a second and analyse them to find the best one in real time. (sarcasm btw, computers still aren't that fast)
one comment said that AI isnt intelligent, and the more replies it gets the more i believe your statement to be true. Some people just srent intelligent so AI probably IS as smart as them 🤷♀️
They were so consumed by artificial intelligence that they forgot to use their human intelligence
No, they're using theirs quite fine. The people buying this absolute rubbish won't use theirs to realize that most AIs are marketing garbage.
@@cavalierliberty6838 Tefal (and the SEB group overall) is actually a very dumb company
I don't think you understand the meaning of Artificial Intelligence lol. Artificial literally means human made. This will switch the heat on and off based on what you want to do and monitor the heat in the device (hence the intelligence part, it's taking some information and acting based on it). This technically meets the minimum requirements therefore to be listed as AI. It's not smart, but it is _technically_ AI.
@@Deja117 From what I see this device simply has a PID controller inside (maybe even just a PI controller, doesn't seem all too fancy) and you can't define that as AI. It's an algorithm. Sure, AI also runs on algorithms, but in a different sense. What you see right here is a straight up Input Output system, there's no indepth processing being done.
Genuine AI rice cooker - "Oi dingus, you've put in rice for three people, but your cooking habits indicate you're eating alone.. again... Like every other night"
Reminds me of Ricebot from the game Imposter Factory lol
we need a trend of household appliances that hurl insults at you
like the roomba that swears when it bumps into things
Damn. That talk at 7:59 really hit me hard and made me take a long hard look at my PC that is used to play nothing but strategy games and costed more than my car.
Same 😭
This Tefal rice cooker is designed to *look* like a fancy Zojirushi/Tiger/Cuckoo machine with Fuzzy Logic/MICOM Microcomputer technology, yet has the innards with the intelligence of pencil shavings.
A good Japanese made one..
THE FUTURE IS $2 AND YOU CAN CONNECT A 1.5-VOLT BATTERY TO A LIGHTBULB AND CALL IT "ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE"
Real
Switch aware light adjuster AI
@@012345678944107 i mean fallout new vegas had that
$2 _per month_ of course, with up to $10 additional content (per month too), ain't no future without subscriptions and microtransactions right?
Don't forget your premium subscription to the breathing app.
THE BEST PART IS THAY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE ISNT EVEN REAL THOUGHT OR IDEAS, ITS JUST BUZZWORDS FOR AN ALGORITHM
I actually bought a pressure cooker that doubles as a rice cooker. I think it's more interesting to have stuff like that. Where it can do multiple things that you know you want, rather that 1 thing you want and 101 ways for it to slice water.
As a former Chef with decades of experience in the industry I gotta say something... you went on about how basic it is; "all it is, is ON/OFF" and well really... that is basically all cookery is in a nutshell.
We're taught the "Ts" in culinary school; Temperature, Timing, Texture, Taste etc. and how to master these concepts to become a great cook because well, almost all of cookery can be boiled down to the simple concept of managing the temperature and timing of the food as it cooks. Are you cooking something hot and fast like a stir-fry in a wok? Or low and slow like a stew in a pot? Understanding the key concepts about the relationship between heat and timing is foundational to cooking. And with that simple knowledge, which is taught to first year apprentice chefs, you should be able to cook anything.
Are you cooking a steak and want that char/caramelisation? Then you need a relative high heat in the beginning to sear the outside of the meat, then you would "manage" the temperate and bring it to a medium heat dependant on whether you want a med-rare or well-done steak. Being a good chef is understand how to manage that heat to prevent the steak from burning on the outside, while still cooking the inside to your liking.
Literally 99% of cookery can be broken down to "switching the heat ON/OFF" as you criticized the rice cooker gadget for being. When really, it's how us professionals actually cook.
Chefs are literally just glorified magnets lifting pots and pans off burners to manage how "fast" or "hot" they cook to get the dish you desire.
A "fuzzy logic" rice cooker is just a Chef without all the drug addiction, trauma and unreliability.
Love ya vids, take care bruh.
Omg "fuzzy logic is a chef without the addiction, trauma, and unreliability" T.
My depressed, traumatized, unreliable culinary ass relying on my Japanese rice cooker for some fkn level of consistency in my life 😭🙏🏾
Pfffffffffffffft
Love when two of my favourite channels lap over. Wade + Technology Connections makes a great combo.
I need to see a Dankpods/Technology connections collab. I don't care what it's on. Then have James over and just absolutely hacksaw some abomination of technology together and see if they can BSOD Alec
YES! Came here to comment this ❤
"why are you watching my crap? Go watch them!"
I chose both a while ago
@@Col_MustardI've already watched all of tech connections' videos 😢
Alec does have a nugget of his own, after all!
Couldn't POSSIBLY recommend Technology Connections more. Especially on the dishwasher pods videos jesus, changed my life, changing my life every video
That episode also changed my life. I honestly want him to also do a Clothes Washer test of the same vein. I CANNOT find Laundry Powder anywhere to test with…
@@Skiptrac3 I did a test in Canada, Nellies laundry soda. Massive Costco sized tub for 1/3 the price of pods. Far better.
dude for real! that channel is goated
Yeah his older videos are great. His newer stuff is kinda eh. Funny moments and some good info but his attitude can be grating.
Recently moved and thought the dishwasher was broken. Nope, just wasn’t using it properly. That video literally changed how I go about cooking.
When your AI is broken, put it in AI Rice
That's the rice you put your Cybertruck in when it gets wet
Does Australia have consumer protection laws? You should show them this and show how AI isn’t involved at all and it’s false advertising.
That would require AI having a real definition.
AI in science fiction is a self-aware computer.
AI in real life is an if-else statement.
@@MisterFoxton *A nigh-incomprehensible number of if-else statements
But yeah, pretty much. Just a ton of matrix math.
AI is the new HD. I remember back in the late 00s working as a custodian and I needed a new broom. When it came in my boss had literally gotten me an HD broom.
Just like your rice cooker he didn't notice either and I still laugh thinking of an HD broom.
Edit: no it did not stand for high density. The packaging literally described it as a "high definition broom."
Nothing like corporations preying on the misinformed and gullible for a quick buck.
I was just about to say exactly the same thing. Same with 'smart' being put on something that ot has no place being on (and no, I don't mean going into conspiracy theories on 'smart' devices)
I read that as 'Harley Davidson' then thought, nah, thats not right
Then thought if I was confused if it wasn't Harley Davidson then it just proves my point further lol
@@NSUGSThis broom will make you 60
If a high def screen has more pixels, then a high def broom has more bristles? 😂
Tefal is one of the biggest European brands of home appliances. If you go to a Walmart equivalent here, you can bet there's gonna be Tefal there, right beside Samsung, Whirlpool or LG. The brand belongs to Groupe SEB, which is the world's largest manufacturer of cookware.
Wild. Them making and selling this is basically as if Sony branded their PS5 "Nuclear Energy Enabled" just because there was a nuclear power plant in your country.
almost all SEB's devices (there are also brands like Rowenta, Krups, WMF) are like this, but Optigrills are pretty nice (and there's an oldschool rice cooker, the RK10)
Terrible analogy, the cooker contains a computer that makes independent decisions, so it literally contains (one of the most basic forms of) AI. Also tefal regularly makes garbage that deceives consumers.. like nontoxic nonstick cookware 🙃
@@ShouPowor maybe just buy non stick pans and make sure you don’t damage them?? And even if they’re a little damaged you’re not gonna die, one of my pans has a little scratch and I’m still doing fine.
Ey. If Sony labeled the PS5 or PS6 "Nuclear Energy Enabled" like they are doing with AI right now? I mean if the console is not nuclear or anything? It sounds freaking rad having the console you buy be named Nuclear Energy Enabled! AWWW Yea!
Remember when Xbox 720 was a thing we said? And instead Xbox named there next console Xbox One... And then Xbox X. Or S? Witch one is better? S or X? Series S? Speed?
Now if Sony put in nuclear crap in there console? Nope. Not having that!
Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Xbox X. Xbox S.
PlaySation, PS2, PS3, PS4, PS4 Pro, PS5, PS5 Pro, Nuclear Energy Enabled.
@@shiftless215 Or just buy a pan that is MADE non stick from the getgo
We got a big pan like that, with some kind of weird texturing to it, but no chemicals. You can scratch the shit out of it, and nobody will know because it doesnt do anything to it.
My rice cooker was one I got for free, and I occasionally use the food steam setting, but that's about it for the fancy stuff.
Also it's designed to make up to 12 cups of rice. Which I guess is nice if I ever need to make enough rice for like a potluck, but that also means that the MINIMUM I can make in it is 4 servings.
I wouldn't have picked such a large one. But again, it was a prize, so....
Plus it being so large means I can steam a whole thing of dumplings at once!
The fact that the video length is 9:11 kills me
I love how the phrase “AI” is slapped onto anything
Always happens. Remember when stuff was "radium energized"? Then we went through electric (fun fact, Triscuts are called that because they were cooked in electric ovens, and marketed as "Electricity Biscuits"), on to jet, atomic, solid-state, space-age, funky, computerized, "2000", e-thingy, iThingy, HD, na-no, smart, cloud, blorkchain, and now, "AI".
@@erinw6120 I love how South Park made fun of that "2000" thing, and named every episode in one entire season (something) 2000.
its even slapped onto my washing machine but eh its better than thsi
@@erinw6120 im writing this down.
Because there's no standardization of it. Same reason why every single TV is 'hdr'
i knew they gonna shove AI into a toaster to try and increase its price ARTIFICIALLY
Instaglo toaster go get it
as a watcher of red dwarf I can tell you now, NO AI TOASTERS! "would you like some toast? NO!"
@@mromutt Yo fellow Dwarfer.
@@DystopianOverture *does weird hand thing* boys from the dwarf! haha
@@mromutt OOOOOH YEAH
I'm so sick of AI
Yeah I agree and now ita being force integrated into our phones and you can't fully turn it off
Fuzzy set theory is at least an actual thing in mathematics that’s relevant to machine learning (the actual software technology that the shiny new “generative AI” is just an application of), even if that description was gibberish, but yeah I can’t believe I was momentarily stupid enough to wonder how they somehow included machine learning in a rice cooker beyond the obvious “they didn’t”.
It reminds me of the "Smart" craze of the 2010's like there was this smart coffee maker that was really hyped on CES but when reviewers tried it, the app was just a glorified timer, and yes you needed a dedicated app for that particular thing, and even though it had an interesting feature like when your app detected your phone connected to your he WiFi it started brewing automatically.
Yeah it was cool and all, but it didn't take a cyber security expert to realize your whole network and devices connected to it were compromised thanks to a lowly appliance with the flimsiest security and also you got an app that knows who what kind of information was gathering from you, it was like the Bonzi Buddy for contemporary adults.
and before that we had the 'i' in front of everything
@@snapcountersteer true, mostly the idea of just copying whatever Apple under Steve Jobs was doing
Seems companies and even people are forgetting the philosophy of "Do one thing and do it well", though that quote was originally for software.
juicero
Its the future..
Your no longer just the customers.. Your also the product...
The ammount of patience it must have taken to squish that much cooked rice into the bottle just for the video bit, love it 🤣
Seriously? You put the dry rice in, add water and leave overnight...
@@lucidnonsense942 oh you must be new around here
@@lucidnonsense942what the hell are you talking about?
Did you not see him throw in the bag of rice and the bottle and then start the rice cooker?
When it finished it was in the bottle.
nOOb!
Bootle
@@shartbimpson yee,,, i messed up on that word 🤣
It’s hard to believe that it’s been nearly 4 years (4 in may for me!) since I saw your very first video! You talk about how long ago it was and gosh it really was! It’s just so crazy how much the channel grew so fast and how you adapted but the adaptations felt natural and like an extension of the original idea. Thank you Wade for being consistently awesome!
Hey man just wanted to say that I’ve been going through a lot lately but despite everything there is always the time to watch your videos at the end of the day, they cheer me up so much, thank you 🙏
This rice cooker is an analogue controller. Fuzzy logic is an old algorithm, been around for decades and can be considered a rudimentary AI. Usually it will have a feedback loop of sorts so it can make a more informed decision of what to do. In the case you mentioned with the on off, it will choose how long on or off, or even control it by how on or off it is (fractions of your on or off like water coming from the tap).
I remember it was a buzz word in the 90s because it sounded cool. In short as you say, yeah it's analog logic, so instead of being binary "on" or "off" it can make "maybe" decisions. This means you can critically damp a system "faster" than with a setpoint. In short it should cook rice slightly faster and maybe nicer?
Fuzzy logic is basically just a discretized P loop out of PID
@@therealsunnyk I got a cheap one with fuzzy logic but it definitely works. I made perfect fluffy rice at the first use after reading the manual. It's also nice that it has a keep warm setting so you don't have the worry about timing the right time to make the rice when making the other parts of the dish.
It’s not AI! It’s just a logic
That's literally how every electric stove works
I did a ton of research on rice cookers. If you want a no-bs, built like it was in the 50s, indestructible rice cooker that also has a double boiler to prevent burning, you want a Tatung. I bought the TAC-06L and it's built like a chunk of stone. It has a single lever and the whole thing is stainless steel. No toxic nonstick surfaces, no plastic touching the food. Everything can be thrown into the dishwasher including the lids and inner pot. It's expensive as hell but after using it for a while, worth every penny. I'm not affiliated, just a huge fan of this relatively unheard of brand in the Western world. Not a bot or advertisement, I'm just tired of the over-engineered landfill and I've been making a concerted effort to BIFL. Edit: Oh and I learned that nonstick wasn't even necessary. With the double boiler nothing has stuck to it. You don't even need it, the stainless steel works great.
Thanks, was actually considering moving on from my cheapy one. Hope they haven’t made this brand worse since you researched it
Get one of the ones still made in Japan... Tiger etc...
@@zakofrx The old style Zojirushis are excellent too. Family has three from the 80s and all work fantastic.
I’m a software developer and seeing a singular if statement marketed as “AI” is hilarious
What kind of developer tho? That's a crappy selling point for sure but you can call any script an ai, there's no proper definition.
@@servilityakwa8064 I’m mainly a .NET developer. I just thought it was funny
"It's meant to run for many years. I bet that's a lie" 😂
Look into a Zojirushi rice cooker. I have nothing but good things to say about mine! Easy to clean, easy to use, plays a tune when the rice is finished... what's not to love?
Not gonna lie, I coulda gone with a simpler one. But the jingle jangles are pretty awesome!
Even the super simple Zojirushi ones are worth it.
Came for the Zojirushi comment
I would have loved to have a Zojirushi, but they're unaffordable where I live. So I went for the Koreans instead and got me a Cuckoo - great machine (too)!
Is that you uncle Roger?
Tefal is a HUGE home appliance company from France here in Europe. Known for some of their premium stuff specifically
From France? That actually explains a lot about this rice cooker and why it's a load of crap.
They're pretty common here in the US as well, but we know the brand as T-Fal
that premium stuff isn't worth its price at all
we also got these guys here in egypt, they are a HUGE company for kitchen appliances in here
they sell non-stick pans, pots and similar stuff in australia, they're not a premium brand but not cheap either. I didn't know they made kitchen electronics too.
2 mins in and I consider myself entertained AND smarter!!!
good work, thanks mate!
fuzzy logic is actually really cool when it comes to controlling systems, can efficiently produce some great results simpler solutions can't, like very fast heating without overshoot, can do it better than PID (old king)
also how "intelligent" an algorithm is is usually dependant on the amount of operations it has to do to fulfill it's functionality, and fuzzy logic does indeed not usually do a ton of operations. in the simple applications, it moslty works on simple (like linear) functions or lookup tables
I feel like i keep seening A. I. Used in the same useless buzzword sense that quantum used to be used. A once specific, technical word boiled down to the point where it means "future-techno-science‐magic"
supreme commander lore ina nutshell
I'm so happy when two channels I follow independently come together in this way hah. Technology Connections is an amazing channel.
This looks like something middle-aged Moms would fall for, bless their hearts
Like just working in manufacturing, you figure out that you can fine tune a process, program a PLC to give the right output per the input, and you got it nailed down. Any variable you want to account for, you can just do the math ahead of time and program it in. That's the only "AI" you need. People do the thinking, with Taguchi Orthogonal Arrays and whatever, and you tell a chip "do this when this happens". And that's what they did here despite the stupid marketing. We've been doing it in machines by using relays and clockwork since before the transistor even existed!
Reminds me of when everything was HD back in the mid/late-00’s.
And then the 3D gimmick boom of the early 2010s!
The most basic rice cooker is one of the best appliances in my opinion. The only reason my wife and I want to upgrade is to get a bigger rice cooker, same mechanism but just bigger
The rice cooker is probably the perfect invention doesn’t need an upgrade just make it bigger for more rice
Tefal RK10 is pretty big and uses the simple design (the one in the video is an RK73, which is crap)
I am subscribed to you and technologie connections and a patron to both of you as you both make amazing videos, love his new studio he is going to make some amazing videos with this space
I have a Toshiba RC-6LH Rice cooker I got at a garage sale for $5. No idea how old it is, definitely at least 80s. Makes rice just fine so long as the ratio is right. Even has a warming function!
I can't wait for the future where we need AI and an internet connection to use our rice cooker, toaster, microwave, hair dryer, water heater, bed covers, couch, stairs, chairs.........
I think that's the best part of this thing. It advertises having AI but that kinda stuff doesn't function without the internet. So it's literally a lie.
@@joeconti2396Ai does not need the Internet, but an "ai rice cooker" wouldn't be able to fit the necessary hardware for it without being an expensive, oversized abomination.
@@amentco8445 It would, but it'd be shitty expensive to fit a trained model to just not make the rice in a bad way. And knowing it needs parameters to determine how not to make awful rice (and other products, I assume), there's heaps of sensors in there!
I mean there's already kitchen appliances that need an internet connection to work
HP unironically wants you to do that.
Years ago I saw a pair of sunglasses advertised as having HD technology, from a company called JML in the UK they were called PolaOptics HD
4:41 haha get i it because tim cooks haha. im going to run to the local cashies naked screaming tim cook.
Tefal is a well known german brand and yes, usually their gadget last years. I love their Multicooker 15min max and potatoes are steamed and it can steams rice as well and do so much more.
Uh.. google says tefal is french
This channel started as an audio nugget review channel, and here we are, watching a review of a rice cooker. Well done mate.
Honestly my $7 Kmart Rice cooker has been a WORKHORSE for me and it still does so well! Its the most basic machine in the world but it does everything I need it to (cook rice, keep rice warm when its cooked) and i love it!
I love you add Frank's getaways at the end of your videos!! :)
I love technology connections. He’s so entertaining
I gotta admit, I want a poster of the "ai rice logo"
The only kitchen appliance I could believe has "ai" is that $300 Mitsubishi toaster.
Tech companies advertise AI appliances like food companies advertise low carb/low sugar snacks
omg i lost it at the demonstration lol
Wade's energy is insane and i am all here for it!
Tefal is such a big company... I really cant believe this is actualy real :/
thats why big company's are all pretty awful
It's almost like these companies exist to choke the planet with garbage and make us miserable to satisfy shareholders. The biggest companies make the shitest crap.
@@enbycracker9349 yeah......
Tefal is France's worst contribution to society ever... Well except helping America become a country
"Biggest companies make the worst crap."
"Y u WaTChIn' My CRaP?" Why? Because dammit, we're entertained. That's Why!!!1!
2:18 nahh it's: "tuh fail".
I lost it at the cauldron kick.. so simple but can't stop my haha now gj mate
Funfact: does this thing have a clock/timer function? If so then the reason for the battery is becauase it has an RTC (Real Time Clock), you can imagine it like a wallclock but instead of a human reading it it is designed to be read by computers.These RTCs need to always be on or else the time will reset (similar to a wallclock, which nowadays often just use RTCs plus an electric motor) and you have to set the thing up again
Tefal was good some years ago, but now i would suggest to ask your resident Asian grandma and ask her where to get the one she uses or something familiar.
My grandma cooks rice on the stove, so not a great person to ask for appliance tips. Maybe ask a professional chef who eats rice regularly. Old people don't magically contain answers for new concepts (auto rice cookers are a relatively new invention, compared to the cast iron pots most people made rice in before 1950).
The fact you used a picture of Shaggy 2 Dope had me in stitches laughing my head off never expected to see anything ICP on your channel
Love the shout-out to Technology Connections! That channel slaps👍🏼
Cashies is calling for that Rice Cooker…
i was subscribed to TC way before i watched this video and i never expected him to be mentioned in this channel!!
Strongly second the Technology Connection recommendation, I never knew I needed 4 hours of video discussing christmas tree lights and their aethetic pleasantness until I found that channel.
love the length of the video there
æsstinkin carp 4:29
I love it whenever Wade shouts out a niche tech CZcamsr that I'm already subbed to.
wouldn't call TC 'niche'
@@molybd3num823 tbf 2.23M subs should be out of niche territory but I guess it's oddly specific that I haven't had much people in my circles talk about him.
I have the model up from this and i have to admit it cooks rice perfectly every time and you can keep it in warm mode for hours without anything clumpling or sticking
I sometimes re-watch technology connection's the color Brown video. Riveting stuff 🤓
love to see (but super not surprised) that you're a Technology Connections fan too! hope your next rice cooker is easier to clean
I am subbed to Technology Connections. Wade, your channel and his are both squarely in my wheelhouse.
I have a Bear rice cooker where the entire metal lid bit clips out for cleaning (including the silicone seal) which is how they should all be really (it also has the same ""exclusive"" spherical pot as the tefal lol)
A device that wants to keep track of time while it's off needs a battery. Your computer's motherboard probably has one too, for that reason. Otherwise it would have no idea how much time has passed since it was unplugged and replugged (in the case of the rice cooker) and the timer would just reset each time, like crappy alarm clocks do when the power goes out.
Yes, a rice cooker does not need to know the time and date however.
@@paulbaker9879 Maybe you can set a clock and have it come on at a certain time. I wouldn't know since I don't have one, and to be fair judging from the display I doubt it, but it's not unfeasible.
@@paulbaker9879please say you don't eat rice regularly and move on. People schedule their rice to cook for when they come home from work all the time. Just because you can't/don't/don't know how to use something, doesn't mean other people are equally as clueless.
@@ShouPow Still doesn't need a battery, set the clock and leave it plugged in... Or set a delay start timer like you can do with cheap portable Air Cons
@@joeyh5761 for your tiny mind: dinner tables don't have plugs usually, so when you bring the cooker (which is usually an insulated chamber to keep it hot) to the table to eat, it gets unplugged. Many come with removable or retractable cords for this purpose.
Another commenter graciously added that the Micom chips in cookers require a live clock to keep time and activate their functions. Idk wtf raycons do, but the fact you own them speaks volumes.
So again, just say you don't use rice cookers regularly and move on. You're a narrow minded fool who asserts his perception is absolute. Tired and in this case, just plain pathetically wrong.
The current wave of "AI devices" reminds me a lot of a previous wave of "smart appliances". Oh, look, your toaster can connect to your phone via an app and bluetooth! Why would you want a toaster that does this? Fuck if I know, but it means they can charge an extra thirty bucks!
Honestly as a musician and recording engineer, the Audient evo sp8 has intriguing ai assisted auto gain control for all 8ins and the integration of ai in ableton live 12 is sick. The similar drum sound feature and many others
I can prove it has a timer inside in some models by plugging it to a DC to AC inverter which outputs power lower than what the rice cooker handles
in a stage the voltage decreases, and in a stage it stops
Imagine a world where you could swing by DP's house and grab a bowl of rice and talk your audio heart out while you eat
Fantastic cover of the critically acclaimed jazz tune "Boopin' With The Missus (Frankie)" at the end there, man that takes me back to the fifties
I realy Love how you genuenly advertise other Channels who you think do ab better Job explaining Something than you do. Keep it up!
I love technology connections! Nice to know another one of my favorites knows about him :)
Téfal like the end of cliché. It's from my country, France 😂
It’s funny how “A.I.” is the big buzzword at the moment because you’ll hear people say things like “I can’t wait for Siri to get updated with A.I.!”
Hilarious bc it already was
Siri getting upgraded with Chatgpt functionality may be a fun novelty that can lead to disastrous results.
Pro tips for Rice;
Wash it first - put the desired amount into a strainer and rinse it til the water is clear.
Put a splash of oil in it - like we're talking 1-2 drops of so. This helps a little to prevent the rice from going claggy and it also helps with the flavor a bit too.
I LOVE you shouted out Technology Connections. you both are chads
Thinking of getting rid of lightly used electronics and not even A MENTION OF CASHIES???
I think Technology Connections has a video on the "AI" of rice cookers...magnets. How do they work? Nobody knows!
I really gotta stop commenting before watching videos lol
I like how technology connections is shouted out by nearly every youtuber I watch regularly (he deserves it)
4:13 😂 comedy gold!
AI is just a new buzzword.
Just like the i- prefix on all tech junk from the late 00s, literally nothing changed 🤦♀️🤣
@@creativity1403 iPlayer 😉
bit of a yapp
remember AI being a buzzword around 2010s and seen stuff like butter in a box from 90s that was AI, its a forever buzzword that shows up in cycles where it can do something new and after a while people figure out how limited it is so it goes back to bench until it get forgotten and again in a flat circle, same as smart appliances and stuff
Usually yes, but in this case, Micom rice cookers literally contain decision making logic to affect the cook of the rice, so this product does literally contain AI. sure TEFAL is probably hoping people assume it can run doom too, but that's on poor education and predatory marketing.
I love rice but I hate “ai”
I don’t like rice
What an opinion!
Napalm also loves rice
I do
Don’t we all