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I want my user agent to have nothing to do with LLMs. Last time I checked, the browser's purpose was to serve web applications.
by ivanjermakov 3y ago
I want my user agent to have nothing to do with LLMs.
Last time I checked, the browser's purpose was to serve web applications.
- 6510 3y agoThe step from pages to applications was bigger.
- asadotzler 3y agoIncorrect. It's the web server's purpose to serve web applications. The browser's purpose is to act as the client, the user's agent, in rendering those web applications. If you're using Firefox, you've probably already got LLMs (well, NMT models which are built using large language corpora, and among other things, a transformer architecture, so close enough) and they're a good thing because they allow you to translate websites without sending that site and its address and content to a third party for remote translation and surveillance.
- ivanjermakov 3y agoGood point. I guess it boils down to providing value and solving real problems. Opposite to "we added AI to your browser because it's trendy".