A family installs a new AI-powered smart home system.
It automatically controls lights, music, heating, and many other devices.
The AI is designed to learn from the residents’ behavior.
It observes when people wake up, listen to music, and go to sleep.
After a few weeks the system seems impressively intelligent.
It often turns on the lights at exactly the right moment.
But one day the family notices something strange:
The system sometimes reacts before anyone says or does anything.
Question:
How can a smart home system appear to know what people are about to do?
Solution will be unlocked tomorrow.