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I have no idea whether any of the AI features require explicit setup vs. automatically use a paid-for API somewhere. But it also doesn't matter, because that's
by phyzome 10mo ago
I have no idea whether any of the AI features require explicit setup vs. automatically use a paid-for API somewhere.
But it also doesn't matter, because that's the kind of distinction that I've seen go back and forth elsewhere.
- BeetleB 10mo agoOK, to be frank, it seems like people are needlessly crazy paranoid. I agree with: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46316763 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46316763 278 comments, many very angry, and no one can clearly articulate how privacy is being compromised because of the AI features. On a project whose source is available. Insane.
- phyzome 10mo agoLook, it's pretty simple: A bunch of companies have been shoving AI into their products without a lot of consideration for what their users actually want and need. This is a signal for current and future actions that are user-hostile, both directly involving AI and in general (indicative of their current mentality). "Open source" doesn't help when it's a huge project and users aren't actively auditing all of the changes. (And in general we want to trust the developers; if you're having to audit all features, trust has already been lost.)