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Logged into Dropbox to see (EU based). Setting wasn't there. Clicking through to the quoted tweet, they also report further on in their thread: I created the ac
by mrngm 3y ago
Logged into Dropbox to see (EU based). Setting wasn't there. Clicking through to the quoted tweet, they also report further on in their thread: I created the account when I was in the US, but now in the EU. (https://twitter.com/Werner/status/1734898806708166709 https://twitter.com/Werner/status/1734898806708166709)
In the "What's new" part within the Dropbox environment, I did find a note dated October 10, 2023:
Quickly find the content you need with Dropbox AI
Dropbox AI for search helps you get the information you need without the hassle of manually searching through Dropbox. Ask a question about your Dropbox content and get a response within seconds. You can also find the files you need with everyday language instead of searching by keywords, and search results now come with a brief summary of each file.
Then, once you’ve opened individual files, Dropbox AI for file previews now lets you save time and effort by summarizing your content, from long documents to lengthy videos, into a clear and concise explanation with the click of a button.
Dropbox AI is currently in alpha and available in the US in EN only for Dropbox Pro, Standard, Advanced, Essentials, Business, and Business Plus. Some features may be available soon for eligible non-US customers to test.
- sgbeal 3y ago> Logged into Dropbox to see (EU based). Setting wasn't there. FWIW, just checked mine (EU-based "pro" account), and the setting is there but was OFF. i have never specifically engaged any features regarding AI in dropbox. i do recall seeing a popup in the web interface sometime in the past month about having AI summarize file content and i closed the popup without tapping anything which remotely appeared to be a consent button.
- pwb25 3y agothis sounds so stupid. how can some AI help me find what I need when I know what I need and use a manual search? That's like the definition of search
- shwouchk 3y agohey dropbox, get me that pdf about dinosaurs that I last accessed about 6 months ago
- soraminazuki 3y agoEntering "dinosaurs" in the search box and sorting by date is much faster, simpler, and more reliable than typing in all those words to an AI. That problem has already been solved decades ago.
- shwouchk 3y agoyes, if you can sort by atime and need something as trivial as above. and if have 3 dinosaur related documents in your files. and if you dont mind spending a few minutes scrolling through search and opening docs 1 by 1, waiting for each to download to your phone rather than typing 5 more words. failure of imagination. Hi dropbox, show me the costco receipt for the inflatable mattress i bought a few months ago. Hi dropbox, show me the widget specs from ACME for 2025.