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I do think dipping your toes into the future is worth it. If it turns out the LLM is trying to kill us by cancelling our meetings and emailing people that we're
by almosthere 10mo ago
I do think dipping your toes into the future is worth it. If it turns out the LLM is trying to kill us by cancelling our meetings and emailing people that we're crazy that would suck. But I don't think this is any more dangerous than giving people a browser in the first place. They have already done enough to shoot themselves in the foot enough.
- MrAlex94 10mo agoI am more of a sceptic of AI in the context of a browser, than its general use. I think LLMs have great utility and have really helped push things along - but it’s not as if they’re completely risk free.
- smt88 10mo agoI don't mind Mozilla trying to make use of AI, but I'm also glad we have actual competition still. In many other areas, there are zero "no AI" options at all.
- Qem 10mo ago> If it turns out the LLM is trying to kill us by cancelling our meetings and emailing people that we're crazy that would suck. It's more likely it will try to kill us by talking depressed people into suicide and providing virtual ersatz boyfriends/girlfriends to replace real human relationships, what is a functional equivalent to cyber-neutering, given people can't have children by dating LLMs.
- a24j 10mo agoBirth rates may fall for those who LLM made unemployable...
- SV_BubbleTime 10mo agoJust checking but… what if instead of cruel natural selection, we’ve largely eliminated threats like predators and starvation… but still by either necessity or accident are presented with a less cruel more subtle filter?