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The idea is that your OS and apps will integrate ML models, so you will be running models whether you know it or not.
by heavyset_go 2y ago
The idea is that your OS and apps will integrate ML models, so you will be running models whether you know it or not.
- JohnFen 2y agoI'm confident that I'll be able to know and control whether or not my Linux and BSD machines will be using ML models.
- hollerith 2y ago--and whether anyone is using your interactions with your computer to train a model.
- heavyset_go 2y agoLuckily, while NPUs do nothing about data exfiltration, they're a poor solution for training models. Your data is still going to get sucked up to the mothership, but offloading training to your machine hopefully won't happen.
- hollerith 2y agoYes, when I was writing my comment, I was imagining my user-interaction data getting sucked up to data centers.
- heavyset_go 2y agoI agree with the premise as a Linux user myself, but if you're using any JetBrains products, or Zoom, you're running models on the client-side. I suspect small models will continue to creep into apps. Even Firefox ships ML models in the browser.