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As long as it's local I think it's okay. I also think that we in the long run will probably let machines do most tedious browsing for us-- digesting ad-ridden
by impossiblefork 11mo ago
As long as it's local I think it's okay.
I also think that we in the long run will probably let machines do most tedious browsing for us-- digesting ad-ridden websites, digesting interfaces. The LLM navigates the actual web, presented to maximize revenue and maximize user engagement, time spent on the website etc., but we only see actual content, carefully arranged to be as comprehensible as possible, and if we want to communicate with somebody through a website controlled by others we formulate the message and the LLM submits it.
- zmmmmm 11mo agoIs it local though? I'm so confused, they have a whole page that starts with how they run everything on device[0]. But the page ends telling you how great it is that you can choose your AI service which then leads to a page where ... all the options are hosted AI providers and half the page is about you have to read their terms of service and they all invade your privacy[1]. I stupidly enabled Gemini at some point and now there's no obvious way in the UI to disable it. I can only switch to a different hosted service provider. I searched in settings for AI, model, LLM, nada. Whatever good things they did here they totally screwed up the comms and UI execution of it. [0] https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/firefox-ai/ai-browser-features/ https://blog.mozilla.org/en/firefox/firefox-ai/ai-browser-fe... [1] https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/ai-chatbot https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/ai-chatbot
- impossiblefork 11mo agoYes. It doesn't seem local.