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Tbh, it sounds like 'good' AI to me. This isn't putting anyone out of a job and it's apparently optional. What's more, it can be configured to work locally, so
by oneeyedpigeon 2y ago
Tbh, it sounds like 'good' AI to me. This isn't putting anyone out of a job and it's apparently optional. What's more, it can be configured to work locally, so that should take care of privacy concerns.
- Anamon 2y agoIt sounds optional and potentially marginally useful. But I understand the OP's reaction. These days, I'm also conditioned to very quickly dismiss something that initially sounded interesting as soon as I spot those two capital letters from the corner of my eye. For me, the sentiment is mostly, if I'm looking for a tool for something, I want it to do exactly that job, and I want to do it precisely. The presence of AI features gives me a gut feeling both of feature bloat, and that "precision" wasn't a major focus behind the application's design.
- oneeyedpigeon 2y agoOh, I agree 100%. I don't think I'd make use of an auto-tagging feature beyond 'preselect existing tags that occur in the text' which I - not being in Marketing - would hesitate to describe as 'AI'. I would probably disable the feature in this case, though, rather than dismiss the product entirely.