Today, artificial intelligence (AI) is used in everything. Now, IIT graduates have found a weird way to check the Rotis’ roundness. His creation Rotichecker.ai has attracted the attention of social media users.
The idea surfaced when a user on Twitter (now X) shared her almost perfect circular roti, calling it art. IIT Kharagpur graduate Animesh Chouhan analyzed Roti’s response by using AI-driven tools. The “roundness score” of artificial intelligence tools is 100 points.
Qiao Han then announced that if his position receives 420 likes, he will disclose the tool. The position exceeded his expectations and has received nearly 7,000 likes and over 4.5 million views so far. Iitian also shared a meme where a girl earned 91 “roundness scores” to qualify a woman as a “bahu”.
Chouhan was soon accused of misogyny. However, he also shared Damaad’s memes and wrote: “Brahminical Pertiarchy smashed? This is just a meme template. Grow up!”
He wrote in another comment: “Who says this platform is only for women? If you think it’s a sign of your own disgust, not mine. We have men here to post. Cheers!”
Later, Animesh Chouhan shared another website address, Rotimeter.ai, and stated that it was done by SEO.
“Thanks to multiple investors who have reached out. The fastest money ever,” he added.
AI tools to solve strange problems
To follow up with the Roti debate, let’s examine some AI tools that solve trivial but absolutely troublesome problems.
AI excuse generator: This tool is perfect when you need creative excuses. It creates believable excuses for various scenarios, allowing you to get out of your troubles with humor and creativity. It even allows you to adjust the level of risk for excuses from security risk to risk.
Angry Email Translation: Instead of creating excuses, the tool converts your angry emails into polite, professional messages. It removes your words and has the potential to get you out of professional mistakes.
