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That's a completely different argument. If you don't want your notes online, you don't use an online note-taking app whether it's with AI or not.
by dchest 2y ago
That's a completely different argument. If you don't want your notes online, you don't use an online note-taking app whether it's with AI or not.
- xorcist 2y agoWords don't always retain their meaning in the wider context of society. "It's AI" is the new "someone else does it", just like "the cloud" was yesteryear's.
- itohihiyt 2y agoNo it's not. AI is pretty much synonymous with: online. No normal user is running them locally, and they are nearly always a third party to the application in which they are deployed.
- dchest 2y agoThe notes themselves are already online anyway. PS In reference to running AI locally: for my own (non-online) app (Calcish) I specifically waited to introduce AI until local modals become usable, as I didn't want to just add APIs and be done with it — it happened and now the app provides a choice. Local AI in browsers is something that's Chrome working on (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40834600 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40834600) — I think it can already be adapted for Grug Notes use cases.