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There are organizations that have very hard lines about the systems they allow. One of those lines that has recently been added in many places is “can’t integra
by kasey_junk 2y ago
There are organizations that have very hard lines about the systems they allow. One of those lines that has recently been added in many places is “can’t integrate with ai systems”.
Whether that implies it’s ok to have a toggle or not is frequently not up to technologists it’s up to compliance folk who may have no interest or incentive to look deeper.
And not for nothing it’s a weird coupling. I can’t think of a single reason I’d integrate with an ai agent in this way over a more unixy approach.
- mdeeks 2y ago> And not for nothing it’s a weird coupling. I can’t think of a single reason I’d integrate with an ai agent in this way over a more unixy approach. The AI Agent part is a bit weird, but the "Engage AI" feature is pretty nice. Just hit "cmd+y" and type something you want to do like "Clone without blobs", or "get the last two fields from a CSV", and it shows you the command which you can then run with "shift+enter"
- 542458 2y ago> can’t integrate with ai systems Do these locations have no devices running Windows, OSX, or iOS?
- upon_drumhead 2y agoNo, our production datacenters don't have Windows, OSX or iOS. We have security ensuring no external devices are brought inside by techs.
- rsynnott 2y agoIf you’re thinking of Siri and friends, those would generally be force-disabled, and those operating systems (at least MacOS and iOS, who knows with Windows these days) offer fairly robust mechanisms to do that.