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Take it from a seasoned parent: A spare of your child’s favorite stuffed animal is a sanity saver. That piece of advice gets passed around parenting circles more than a bottle of pinot at a moms’ night out. But just like that pinot, not all of us heed the advice. I, for one, never procured a doppelgänger for ‘Buddy’, my son’s adorable plush deer. And apparently, I’m not the only one playing this risky game.
In a testament to the universality of our collective parental dread, Google’s latest ad for its Gemini AI paints a painfully familiar picture. It tells the story of two parents, stricken with the realization that Mr. Fuzzy, their child’s favorite stuffed lamb, is making friends with the cleaning crew on an airplane somewhere. Just imagine the level of panic, followed by a nauseating wave of desperation.
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Ale zamiast popadać w całkowitą histerię, ci szybko myślący rodzice zaufali Gemini. Początkowa misja? Znalezienie zastępczej zabawki. Ale niestety, Pan Fuzzy jest tak nieuchwytny jak jednorożec, obecnie na zamówienie. Ratunkiem nie jest produkt, ale pomysł. Wraz z Geminim, który odgrywa rolę konspiratora, tworzą zdjęcia i filmy przedstawiające Pana Fuzzy'ego przemierzającego kosmos. Dziecko, całkowicie pochłonięte tą międzygwiezdną przygodą, nie jest mądrzejsze.
The crux of this ad is not the technological wizardry that Gemini exhibits, but its ability to participate in preserving the innocent joy and awe in a child’s universe. It’s a poignant reminder of how deftly digital tools can supplement the very human process of parenting. They don’t just answer our frantic queries but can, unexpectedly, lend a hand in spinning bedtime stories.
Consider this a friendly nudge, fellow parents. If your little one has clung onto a plush best friend, maybe it’s time to hit the net and track down a spare. However, if you find yourself forgetful (and let’s face it, who isn’t?), perhaps there is a virtual safety net available. Rest easy knowing that AI might just be the lifeline we didn’t know we needed.