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> People hissy with Microsoft’s product because of OCR of the screen or is that only a factor? I mean that seems like an absolute mountain of a factor. Who ask
by PittleyDunkin 2y ago
> People hissy with Microsoft’s product because of OCR of the screen or is that only a factor?
I mean that seems like an absolute mountain of a factor. Who asked for or would want this? Delivering the ingestion of agents before the consumer use-case was never going to work. At least apple intelligence (:rolleyes:) seems to be tailored around the hypothetical needs of users.
- footy 2y agoI guess some people do want it given that Rewind AI somehow exists. I don't understand it and I can't imagine how out of touch you'd have to be to make it the default, but weirdly the market for this is out there.
- PittleyDunkin 2y ago> I guess some people do want it given that Rewind AI somehow exists. That doesn't imply anyone wants it. This is triply true for consumer products that are forced on consumers.
- wkat4242 2y agoI would probably find it useful but if and only if it's completely open source so I can see what it's doing, and it runs completely locally and under my management. Definitely not implemented like recall, built and managed by big tech.
- _boffin_ 2y agoAfter Claude Desktop’s release, I think it’s reasonable to presume a lot of people want this functionality.
- PittleyDunkin 2y ago> After Claude Desktop’s release, I think it’s reasonable to presume a lot of people want this functionality. Release of a product does not imply any demand, especially for people outside the industry. People inside the industry should be considered insane until proven otherwise.
- wkat4242 2y agoYeah this seems to be more in the interest of Microsoft who can use the gathered data to understand the user's interests better. Of course this information will only be used to improve your experience by us and our 872 selected partners.