>>107564711
What does this legitimately add, other than a screen on the front of your fridge that randomly plays ads?

>>107565635
If it could actually detect the items in your fridge and show you recipes for it that would be pretty cool. Also spoilage detection would be nice. Otherwise, kinda meh.

>>107564711
>who is our target demographic?
>npcs so fucking stupid they cant remember what they put in their fridge.

>>107565635
it allows the government and corporations to treat you like the goycattle that you are. By knowing your consumption habbits, they can plan fake shortages and supply disruptions around your schedule so the trusted partners buying the data can do personalized price spiking around your eatting and shopping habits.

The ai can also train you to dispose of completely edible food so you will be encouraged to buy new ones. instead of using that old sauce bottle thats been in there for a year but is still good, it will warn you with vague threats about food spoilage that your 95% salt basedsauce needs to be replaced with a new freshly made bottle from the store because its best by date was yesterday.

>>107565652
People know the food in their fridge is spoiled they don't need to be told, they aren't keeping rotting food because they think they can still eat it, they are just too lazy to take it out and throw it away and they don't need a machine telling them to do it, just another modern annoyance.

The idea of a fridge showing you what you can cook based on what's inside sounds neat, too bad most people here, including myself will have some mustard, mayo and old carton of eggs