I haven''t tried Be My Ai yet for LED's, but I imagine it could work really well. One example where Be my AI again provided the perfect answer was with a new keyboard I just bought. It is a Keychron K10 Pro mechanical keyboard and since I know the topic of keyboards comes up from time to time, I'll post a separate message about it since it can be used with an iPhone/iPad/Mac computer hence it's on topic for the list. Anyways, the short story is that I wanted to know where the FN key was on that keyboard since FN + 1 on the number row pressed for 4 seconds puts it in pairing mode. I toop a picture of the keys near the bottom since all others seemed very standard and Be My AI told me that the picture was of a mechanical keyboard although I am not actually sure how it knew it was mechanical. I asked via text if there was an FN key and the answer I received was "Yes, there is a FN key on the right side between the Windows and Control Key". In other words it is where often the application/context menu key is, but the answer was short, correct and to the point.
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