It should have been very simple. Don’t install that crap. Keep it safe and secure by design, but no. Then after installing, at any time, you should be able to select the “AI” versions of programs and deselect if you don’t want it anymore. Want AI in your Notepad [Check On->Install Notepad.AI]. Want AI in your calculator [Check Off]. Want AI in your File Explorer [Check On–>Explorer.AI]. Want AI in your Email [Check Off]. Want advertisements and “recommendations” [Check on --> Annoyances.AI]. Want to reset every setting after an “update” [Check Off]. Want to upload all your personal folders to the MS servers [Check On–> Cloud.AI, Surveillance.AI, AllYourShitBelongsToUsNow.AI]. Should not be hard… but it is. What a waste.

The phrase used to be like “move fast and crash” or something similar.

No. The server will simply keep raising your kids after you’re gone and better than you ever could.

I personally just want a glorified calculator (that works on text too) I can trust in doing what I tell it to do. And not some “experience” that does all kinds of unspecified things in the background. But that’s just me.

Basically don’t know how to interpret “autobrowse” in any other way. Bit like “autopilot”, you “should” have the hands on the steering wheel but…

It will handle your socials, chats, your agenda, your website, your credit card, your vacations, your photos from the moment of activation to well after death…

Outsourced intelligence causes better obedience… Who knows better how to think, puzzle, do, scrutinize…

A World of Puppets. Let’s call them Woppers.

Yet (or thus) I agree with: “It must decide on its own. So I think AI is very important for the nation’s deep space exploration.”

Waiting for something like: “wasn’t us, it was copilot acting on its own”

But now you can also question the validity of his papers, the validity of his educational value in general, and, if you do research, the safety issues of having no contingency plans in case an hypothesis fails…

It’s used as an AG. An Acknowledgment Generator. A production slave, for ease of mind or the likes.

Which is (indeed) hiding incompetence while the LLM-slave is doing the actual word-sorting stuff. Use it often enough and your brain can’t perform any decision making process without acknowledgement from this LLM. From no-time to incapable of summarizing a large text. From filtering values to expecting personal advice. Outsource your brain functionality too much and a dependency shift happens where you’re the one becoming the slave while your brain shrinks. And that while some kid at the operational side puts up all kinds of “truth-filters”.

Me->AI: WTF? AI: I heard you talking about a street jacket. ME: You bought me a straight jacket. AI: A taxi is on it way.

At this point in time you can let AI (for now only Google?) do all your online shopping. (sigh)

But that’s not modern. Most websites need to recreate basic HTML functionality with a GB of javascript libraries. iow. cut that unnecessary out and internet will become a better experience while saving much storage, throughput, and dissipated energies at every substation.

And now I’m hooked on Angela’s videos… thanks! 👍

The article: https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-025-04064-7 *>in August, I temporarily disabled the ‘data consent’ option because I wanted to see whether I would still have access to all of the model’s functions if I did not provide OpenAI with my data. At that moment, all of my chats were permanently deleted and the project folders were emptied — two years of carefully structured academic work disappeared. No warning appeared. * Well, that sucks…

They are a big company. Their server security is likely much better than your measly home pc. *"So please do all your banking and company research in our cloudcomputer… " *- (/s for measure)