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As will all LLMs eventually if they're not already? One more service online to assiduously avoid. Or maybe just game? Get in an unprotected web browser and comp
by everdrive 1y ago
As will all LLMs eventually if they're not already? One more service online to assiduously avoid. Or maybe just game? Get in an unprotected web browser and complain to the LLM how you just never have any money and can't make ends meet, and get better pricing? Might be too much effort vs. simply not buying stuff in the first place.
- Sharlin 1y agoMore likely you'll start getting ads trying to con you into taking payday loans or investing to crypto or Ponzi schemes or whatever.
- captainkrtek 1y agoAds will just be payday loans, job boards, etc.
- otikik 1y ago"Re-structure your debt!" "Buy now pay later!"
- Angostura 1y agoI still have faith that Apple won’t do this with Apple Intelligence
- willvarfar 1y agoThe App Store is full of paid search result placements etc. Search for app x and first result is competitor y etc. It's a slippery slope.
- naikrovek 1y ago> It's a slippery slope. it's really not. each individual step down that staircase is considered and intentional. The slippery slope argument is a logical fallacy.
- RandomBacon 1y agoI think you left off the "/s" Yes, they will consider and intentionally take steps to make more money.
- naikrovek 1y agono /s. it is literally a logical fallacy.
- sumeno 1y agoSlippery slope arguments are not always logical fallacies. Just dismissing any argument about a slippery slope as a fallacy is lazy (as is quoting logical fallacies in any argument)
- naikrovek 1y ago> Slippery slope arguments are not always logical fallacies. show me a slippery slope that is not a series of deliberate decisions, then. i've never seen one. every single step down that slope required someone who wanted to go further down the slope and took the action(s) required to go further. there is no involuntary sliding down slopes here.
- kode95 1y ago> As will all LLMs eventually Proton has made an AI chatbot with an extreme focus on privacy: https://lumo.proton.me https://lumo.proton.me
- RandomBacon 1y agoProton had a sale and I wanted to try their services out, but they would not let me register while on Mullvad's VPN. Their support said to not use a VPN when registering. I personally do not trust Proton.
- Night_Thastus 1y agoThis seems like a bit of a silly reason to not trust a company. There's a small mountain of companies that won't let you register if you're behind a VPN, or using a less-common e-mail provider (ie: protonmail). It's annoying but it's a bog standard technique for avoiding spam or fraud.
- RandomBacon 1y agoI can buy expensive things to have delivered to a vacant house and run off in the night if I used a stolen credit card on a VPN, but a cheap digital service that can be cut off at anytime if there's fraud, can't handle a VPN.
- overfeed 1y ago> This seems like a bit of a silly reason to not trust a company. A self-professed privacy-focused company that won't let privacy-conscious customers sign up does look a little sus.
- ranger_danger 1y agoIs there perhaps some type of KYC law where they operate? Either way I would think it would be best to explain right there on the page, why they can't do it.