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Fascinating. Though I expect people to be concerned about privacy implications of sending screenshots of the desktop, similar to the backlash Microsoft has rece
by freetonik 2y ago
Fascinating. Though I expect people to be concerned about privacy implications of sending screenshots of the desktop, similar to the backlash Microsoft has received about their AI products. Giving the remote service actual control of the mouse and keyboard is a whole another level!
But I am very excited about this in the context of accessibility. Screen readers and screen control software is hard to develop and hard to learn to use. This sort of “computer use” with AI could open up so many possibilities for users with disabilities.
- minimaxir 2y agoThe key difference is that Microsoft Recall wasn't opt-in.
- sharkjacobs 2y agoThere's such a gulf between choosing to send screenshots to Anthropic and Microsoft recording screenshots without user intent or consent.
- swalsh 2y agoI suspect businesses will create VDI's or VM's for this express purpose. One because it scales better, and 2 because you can control what it has access to easier and isolate those functions.
- abrichr 2y ago> I expect people to be concerned about privacy implications of sending screenshots of the desktop That's why in https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt https://github.com/OpenAdaptAI/OpenAdapt we've built in several state-of-the-art PII/PHI scrubbers.