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   by 3c0 2y ago

   nice share. i like this concept, and i think this is the end goal for "ai". not some assistant/person-like chatbot, but a tool that can adapt to you by allowing you to do a lot of externalised processing, reducing the bandwid
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   neither of them seem to work for me either unfortunately, can't get past the first tutorial prompt :/
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   he did say he hadn’t been there for a while.
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   the question is are the suggestions enabled by default? i know it’s meant to be on device but it feels like a LOT of data being sucked in just for suggestions
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   welp, I guess that means I go back to the OG wired EarPods can't be letting them record my brain as I jam to music lol
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   precisely this. once someone figures out how to get something like GPT integrated with actual products like smart home devices and the same access levels as siri/google assistant, it will be the true voice assistant experience everyone
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   siri is honestly only good for basic question/answers. like "how is the weather going to be later" or "play X song", or "how old is X". i wish they integrated LLMs into personal assistants to truly have a
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   by 3c0 3y ago

   the thing is, even if you "own" your data you still need to give it to companies to use their product. unless everyone runs software locally, in which case the majority of the populace needs to learn how to use devices rather than