Yes I don't think experienced birders will go for this. They know what they are looking for and can apply knowledge not just about looks but also about sounds and the bird's jizz. Which means how it behaves, the character of its wing flapping and how it walks on a beach for example. Many of them are well off and buy expensive binocculars, but they also know about tradeoff of weight, light gathering capabilities etc. They want the best "eyes" they can get, and will not trade that for AI.

This product is for rich people that are going to look at birds once in a while. Nothing wrong with that but it is a different demographic.