Lovely airbag unit for sale
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/226147793372
Accurate Ai description:
"Enhance safety in your BMW with this blown steering wheel airbag. Designed to fit perfectly in the steering wheel placement of your vehicle, this airbag is a must-have for any driver. It is suitable for BMW 1, 2, 3, and 4 series and is compatible with the M Sport model.
Crafted with high-quality materials, this airbag is built to last and provide maximum protection. It is perfect for those who value safety while driving. Get your hands on this essential accessory for your car today!"
I'm gonna bid!
Accurate Ai description:
"Enhance safety in your BMW with this blown steering wheel airbag. Designed to fit perfectly in the steering wheel placement of your vehicle, this airbag is a must-have for any driver. It is suitable for BMW 1, 2, 3, and 4 series and is compatible with the M Sport model.
Crafted with high-quality materials, this airbag is built to last and provide maximum protection. It is perfect for those who value safety while driving. Get your hands on this essential accessory for your car today!"
I'm gonna bid!
That AI feature on eBay really annoys me - the amount of lazy t
ts using it for ads (like the one above), instead of writing their own text 
I was looking for 205 GTI bits recently and someone had listed various single item listings, most of which the parts were at the end of their life and not usable, yet a couple of the ads i clicked all had crap AI text upselling the item as though it was a brand new ECU, relay, etc.
The AI feature makes me miss the old days of bad spelling and predictive text errors.
ts using it for ads (like the one above), instead of writing their own text I was looking for 205 GTI bits recently and someone had listed various single item listings, most of which the parts were at the end of their life and not usable, yet a couple of the ads i clicked all had crap AI text upselling the item as though it was a brand new ECU, relay, etc.
The AI feature makes me miss the old days of bad spelling and predictive text errors.
There's an unblown airbag on the same page (for me) for £48!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
vikingaero said:
There's an unblown airbag on the same page (for me) for £48!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
Problem is, that’s not blown. You can’t buy blown airbags from bmw, hence the price increase due to supply and demand.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
Tlandcruiser said:
vikingaero said:
There's an unblown airbag on the same page (for me) for £48!
https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
Problem is, that’s not blown. You can’t buy blown airbags from bmw, hence the price increase due to supply and demand.https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/326094239657?epid=23050...
That's a proper WTF!
Not only is the item completely useless and scrap, the AI description makes matters worse.
That's the trouble with AI - sounds like it will sell you the world, only for it to be utterly useless.
Have you seen some of the other items descriptions?
Looks like there is a homebrew set of gauges - AI describes it as an easy fit to any car.
Can you imagine this level of inaccuracy 15 / 20 years ago? It wouldn't have been allowed.
As if the internet isn't full of fake news / bullst already.
Not only is the item completely useless and scrap, the AI description makes matters worse.
That's the trouble with AI - sounds like it will sell you the world, only for it to be utterly useless.
Have you seen some of the other items descriptions?
Looks like there is a homebrew set of gauges - AI describes it as an easy fit to any car.
Can you imagine this level of inaccuracy 15 / 20 years ago? It wouldn't have been allowed.
As if the internet isn't full of fake news / bulls
t already.AlexRS2782 said:
That AI feature on eBay really annoys me - the amount of lazy tts using it for ads (like the one above), instead of writing their own text
I was looking for 205 GTI bits recently and someone had listed various single item listings, most of which the parts were at the end of their life and not usable, yet a couple of the ads i clicked all had crap AI text upselling the item as though it was a brand new ECU, relay, etc.
The AI feature makes me miss the old days of bad spelling and predictive text errors.
It's not just me then! If I scroll down now and start reading an AI description that's the last time I look at that advert, how lazy do you have to be to not write a few words yourself? They're always paragraph upon paragraph of bullsts using it for ads (like the one above), instead of writing their own text I was looking for 205 GTI bits recently and someone had listed various single item listings, most of which the parts were at the end of their life and not usable, yet a couple of the ads i clicked all had crap AI text upselling the item as though it was a brand new ECU, relay, etc.
The AI feature makes me miss the old days of bad spelling and predictive text errors.
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