No way am I ever using this. It’s like handing over a machete to the local psycho, along with ALL of your information so that he can sharpen it to use against you.
No. Fcuking. Way.
Not gonna use it. Even if I fancied having an LLM* up my own ass all the time, DeepSeek beat the crap out of ChatGPT; why feed the inferior LLM?
*its an "LLM", not "AI". We're done putting up with nomenclature horrors from marketing execs that make things confusion for the sake of a sales pitch.
Ah more AI crap, I feel the bile rising in the throat. Not a great feeling.
To me, AI requires not only utility, but trust. And we can't trust it because it can misinform better than most humans. I don't trust the AI firms one tiny little bit so I only use AI in very limited circumstances.
Oh, great, yet another way to get crappy search results.
Maybe G & Bing will gang up on it in a dark server somewhere. You know, show it who's the real boss...
Why, there's a good chance it'll show you the site you ask it to load. Either that or it'll make one up. Don't worry, they'll get your data either way.
All of them if their sugar daddy doesn't fund them with tax dollars.
the auto industry scam
They milk us with huge profits, build crap, huge CEO payout, dividends and stock buyout. People stop buying . They go to the government and wave 3000+ jobs . Just like the steel industry . Scammers grifters
My big question is after everyone is replaced by robots and AI and everybody is out of a job, who do they expect to sell all the goods and services to? Other robots?
It’s the super surveillance, never-get-the-same-results while consuming immense resources as you help set hundreds of billions of dollars on fire browser!!!
The First User Review:
“I trust that AI browser about as far as I can throw a data center. I sit next to it with a fire extinguisher, a backup of my backup, and my finger around the power cord—ready to send it to digital hell the moment it so much as blinks a wrong LED at me.”
Tech companies are an increasing threat, but devil's advocate on this one. Google's internet ad dominance has been a monopoly problem for a long time. They're both trying to extract, sell and commodify every moment of our lives no matter how sacred or personal, but hey, there's competition now.