New AI based tool for setup , now in beta

Viking92

Viking92

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An interesting piece of software I came across whilst browsing Reddit, posted by user Good_Image-6603, is the one below. If you’re interested, sign up for the beta. It might just be a good alternative for those, like me, who are always on the lookout for new software to improve their lap times.


ACCELX - AI-Powered Race Engineering

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The $1000 per session team pricing, though it means nothing to me, sends up about a hundred red flags about what this company seems to be about and what they actually think of their products.

Individual beta application reviews are also kind of crazy.

I am 98% certain this will be garbage (I signed up) and I'm about 50% convinced it is a complete scam.

But if it can actually generate useful setups based on my driving style, I will retract all my previous statements.
 
They emailed me back (got filtered to my Spam of course), and said they only have 60 spots available and selection will take until May 28th. Not really sure what their selection criteria will be since the initial signup had all of like 4 questions.

Oh, and they also emailed all applicants in a bulk email, so I can see every other email address in their signup pool. That's cool. Basically the exact type of unsecure, broken shit you should expect from AI-forward companies.

This is bad.
 
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Wigg1es said:
Oh, and they also emailed all applicants in a bulk email, so I can see every other email address in their signup pool. That's cool. Basically the exact type of unsecure, broken shit you should expect from AI-forward companies.

This is bad.
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Oh, I just noticed this.... :(
 
$1000!? What on earth is costing $1000? Not touching that link. After reading this thread, I’d go as far to say this thread needs to be deleted. Surely an obvious scam, especially if the same thing is around for free.
 
I got in. They want everyone to attend a Meet where they will give out the exe.

And they send me an NDA, LMAO.

This is as far as I go. I'm not jumping through hoops to be a beta tester.
 
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