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Honestly, I like the idea behind the feature. Sure, I could (and probably should!) be more proactive with my bookmarks, or otherwise saving content I find inter
by DocChi77 2y ago
Honestly, I like the idea behind the feature. Sure, I could (and probably should!) be more proactive with my bookmarks, or otherwise saving content I find interesting.
But the fact is, I don't. If something like this (with negligible enough compute/storage impacts) could be implemented locally, I would probably buy into it. I'm sure it would be "better" with a larger model, but as a jumping-off point for finding something I saw or read about prior, I think a locally available model would suffice.
Trusting Microsoft (or Apple, OpenAI, etc.) with this information for a "better" AI model is not a trade-off I'd personally find acceptable.
- wilsonnb3 2y ago> If something like this (with negligible enough compute/storage impacts) could be implemented locally, I would probably buy into it It is implemented locally
- kingforaday 2y ago> It is implemented locally I am afraid nothing Microsoft works on is local anymore.
- pitaj 2y agoNot trusting Microsoft when they something runs locally probably means you shouldn't be using Windows, period.
- ekianjo 2y agooh like the windows login?
- Terr_ 2y agoNo, like browser choice :p https://www.theverge.com/23935029/microsoft-edge-forced-windows-10-google-chrome-fight https://www.theverge.com/23935029/microsoft-edge-forced-wind...
- Terr_ 2y agoI think it's ultimately about autonomy and control, and data storage is only one part of that. If it was open source software that I could fully administer that only changed when I wanted it to change, things would be very different.