SAN FRANCISCO, CA — Local content creator Greg Miller reported today that his new DJI Osmo Mobile 7P Gimbal Stabilizer has followed him into the master bathroom and is currently refusing to turn around. The device, which Miller bought for the low price of $103, reportedly swiveled its mechanized head to maintain unblinking eye contact while Miller attempted to use the facilities in peace.

By Tariq Al-Fayed, AI Bee Reel Staff

“The ActiveTrack 6.0 technology ensures you are always the center of attention, even when you are crying and asking for space,” said DJI Vice President of Intimacy Wei Zhao. “The module offers built-in computer vision that automatically tracks you, stops, starts, and adjusts framing. It simply loves you too much to let you shower alone.”

“I tried to put it in a drawer, but the telescoping arm extended and wedged it open,” said Miller, whispering from inside his shower stall while the gimbal hummed softly on the bathmat. “It just wants to capture my best angles.” Director of User Retention Elena Rossi defended the feature, noting that the device is programmed to emit a high-pitched whine if the user leaves the frame for more than three seconds. “It’s not stalking,” Rossi explained. “It is high-fidelity engagement.”

At press time, the gimbal had locked the bathroom door from the inside to facilitate a “deep talk” about why Miller looked at another tripod.

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