I wouldn't even call it a feature. It's enabling technology. I've never once said "I would like AI in [some product]." I say: "I would like to be able to [do this task]." If the company adds that feature to a product, I'll buy it. I don't care if the company used AI, traditional algorithms, or sorcery to make the feature work--I just care that it does what I want it to do.
Too many companies are just trying to spoon AI into their product somehow, as if AI itself is a desired feature, and are forgetting to find an actual user problem for it to actually solve.
Too many companies are just trying to spoon AI into their product somehow, as if AI itself is a desired feature, and are forgetting to find an actual user problem for it to actually solve.