@deep_333 you do realize that the only reason most young people have a large playlist is because they don't have to pay for it, they actually expect it to be free.
How large (or small) is the audiophile market?
Just curious, how big is the total market for audiophile hardware? There seem to be a lot of manufactures vying for a a small pool of potential buyers. I've read in places that as boomers age the market is shrinking. I don't know very many young people, but none that i do know are into it. Anyone have any idea what the total market size is?
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@lanx0003 I don’t blame AI "personally". AI reads what’s out there and summarizes it, but can’t properly recognize groups and concepts. Are the sources useless? Well, I looked at them and they seem to be, for the most part. AI put out categories in a list such as Home High End Audio and Premium Audio as two distinct categories and it did the same with headphones. Panasonic (Japan) as premium audio. Only 3 of the 11 companies have any relationship with audiophile stuff. Totally misleading. I could go and on on what’s wrong with the AI answer. The audiophile market is defined by what audiophiles consider what it is. An obvious joke is Bose, it’s huge but it’s not audiophile, so let’s not add their revenue to the sum. Again, AI can read but it can’t judge. Yet. I should add that the businessresearchinsights seems to have been written by AI. It is, every single word - a useless word salad. I feel stupider after reading it. |
With appropriate source i can put any non sense out... A.I. is not a source of information we can trust blindly because it is "sourced"... We must think because between the wiki or A.I. definition of what "timbre" is for example and the real acoustics problems related to "timbre", there is an abyss... Now listen what Sabine Hossenfelder say about A.I. and science research and "sources". : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hVkCfn6kSqE
It is quite evident the average dude will idolize A.I. as arbiter of truth and quote it for any discussion as definitive truth ...
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Yes, I concur, @gano. Don’t get me wrong—I see AI as a tool to help locate useful information, provided it’s deemed reliable. That’s all. I do recognize that there are many mistakes in AI-generated information. |
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