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> But AI supporters argue that in order to be truly useful, these tools have to be deeply embedded into our lives: that they can only be really helpful if they
by peutetre 2y ago
> But AI supporters argue that in order to be truly useful, these tools have to be deeply embedded into our lives: that they can only be really helpful if they know the history and context behind what they are being tasked to do.
The problem is these AI assistants won't work for me, they'll work for Microsoft. They won't help me as much as they will point me in the direction that is the most profitable for Microsoft.
When the agenda is not mine then these things are of no use to me.
- herbst 2y agoEvery change that Microsoft did to their products since their high times 20 years ago was to shove more ads down your throat and squeeze more money out of every customer. Why anyone would be seeing forward to use their AI?
- DaiPlusPlus 2y ago> high times 20 years ago was to shove more ads down your throat Do you not remember Windows 98's Active Desktop's in-box ads?
- u20241003 2y agoMaybe in future it could even vote for you in any elections.
- reidrac 2y agoFor a second I thought you were talking about Google and their search engine. I agree with you, but I'm sure most people won't care.
- Eddy_Viscosity2 2y agoThey will care, but will feel powerless to change it. They'll accept the enshittification there like everywhere else its crept in.