That's if/then statements. You invented if/then statements.
"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something."
I've seen worse from some AI startups.
... The guy gave a long marketing speech about how "beautiful" it was, how they did so much user research on what people wanted and spent a fortune developing and using a brand new font for the interface(s).
Then, someone stuck their hand up and said "Is it true that you don't have copy/paste features yet?"
Why can't people learn... things may be important, but no one cares about the technicalities... I don't care if this is algorithm, AI, ML... neural network processing or some other fancy new term...
... just give the user a setting for what screen something should pop up on and everyone will be happy!
Microsoft basically took a backwards step from Windows CE and then did the same years after it was the norm in other systems.