Once many of us really clocked the term "artificial intelligence," it was connected to the 2001 Steven Spielberg movie of the same name with the creepy robot kid, played by Haley Joel Osment. The android child just wanted to learn how to love and, spoiler, wasn't very good at it.
Jump ahead a few years and Amazon shoppers became annoyingly aware of the uses of AI when clicking on, ordering or simply placing stuff in their cart. Oh, I see you've clicked on a pack of six HEPA filters for your home. Customers who buy this also like the variety pack of Burt's Bees lip balm. Interested?
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