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Microsoft CEO warns AI must 'do something useful' or lose 'social permission'
- saubeidl 9mo agoI don't recall ever giving permission in the first place, Satya.
- rolph 9mo agoA good start would be for it to go away when told to do so.
- bigfatkitten 9mo agoIncluding when told via Group Policy. Which it does only sometimes.
- expedition32 9mo agoI am sometimes using Edge browser on android and when I want to put in a website adress I'm blasted with copilot instead. Anyone else on HN noticed this? (Frankly I don't want to talk with AI until they are either Daedalus from Deus Ex or cute girls like in Japanese anime).
- rolph 9mo agoi think thats reasonable point, you seem to see AI as an entertainment value, when its not disrupting your usage.
- ChrisArchitect 9mo agoEarlier: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46699786 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46699786
- damnesian 9mo agoInteresting statement from a company far from having stuck the landing on its own platform.
- rsynnott 9mo ago"Behold this thing that we have wrought. Is it not wonderful?! [...] What should we do with it, customers?" There's some very weird thinking here.