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seriously. i can remember what path to take still in raiders of the lost ark for atari2600, cant remember where i put my keys 5mins ago.Should be great for all those people with memory worse than a goldfish nowadays.
Funny you mention that - one of the first things that came to mind for me was how quickly an abusive partner could wield this as a weapon against their spouse or children.
Some seem to talk like there is none ( I do not think it is never mentioned in a video let alone right away because they assume everyone know about it but because it make a better story to not tell people), as for
Would you really prefer if the AI was actively trying to detect if people were writting passwords in a keybox and triggering a specific action when they detected that it was currently going on ? On the current one, completely agnostic to the type of data on the screen ?
I think you're onto something. Just need to expand the functionality to a camera recording everything you do
Ain't the cloud people are worried about. It's the authorities that come looking for your info or potential buyers Microsoft could sell this info to. Microsoft isn't going to say no.
Apple is known to do these things as well. Look at the situation with Apple and the iCloud situation where deleted photos came back with iOS 17.5 update. "Same here," said one Redditor. "I have four pics from 2010 that keep reappearing as the latest pics uploaded to iCloud. I have deleted them repeatedly." Apple is showing us why we don't want our computer to remember everything done on your computer.
You did not answer that part: Would you really prefer if the AI was actively trying to detect if people were writting passwords in a keybox and triggering a specific action when they detected that it was currently going on ? On the current one, completely agnostic to the type of data on the screen ?, for a reason I think, would you really prefer that ?
This sound like a complete misunderstanding, how much you would need to pay for their user data the facebook, google, apple, microsoft, before AI craze it was already impossible to do so, now ?
No, Microsoft doesn't mean well and this has been evident through the years of doing the opposite of what consumers need/want.
Which for stuff like this is exactly what we want, the second they would care about anything else (changing the world, politics, aspiration, ideology etc...) would be really troublesome, profit chasing is predictable, non-discriminatory and what company should focus on, let free citizen via their consumption determine what profit chasing company end up doing with what they decide to purchase.
I have dual graphics cards, one for the Linux side and one for the VM. I'm running an AMD 5950 with 32GB RAM so each side has 8 cores and 16GB RAM.
Do we really need another avenue for data brokers to buy our data? Should be illegal all together.
You're missing the part where Apple still had photos that people deleted from 14 years ago. Is the feature so that Apple never forgets deleted pictures?
I meant those tech giant about never sold data before and will less than ever now, it is quite precious for them and already the best to moneytise it themselve, they will continue to sell services that use their data they keep for them.
Not defending Microsoft here, but... most companies are focused on money. I don't pretend that Apple is doing most things out of the goodness of its heart, either. Now, there are relative levels of ethical behavior among these companies, but I always remind myself that companies aren't my friends.
We don't care, we want MONEY!
No pc can use the copliot+PC branding without all of those requirement I think to start with, making it fully redundant and just copy pasted without any thought.
8 logical cores is basically 4 cores+multithreading. 16 GB of RAM is fairly standard in most newer laptops I would think, although that's the steepest part of the requirement. Well no, sorry, the 256GB dedicated just to Copilot (if that's what the requirement means) is in itself very steep, as many smaller form factor PCs are very much skimping out and price gouging on storage capacity.
No it is the harddrive (which you cannot call your PC a copilot pc with 128GB ssd regardless), Copilot does not use that much, it depend how long you want stuff recorded and how much you use the computer.
The overwhelming majority of the computers I have here will be lucky if they ever fill out 128 GB let alone 256. The local drive houses the OS and installed programs and nothing else, it's a liability, set up cloud sync and have it all kept in OneDrive or Sharepoint.
Apple.
