That’s a problem for the future team, not the current bosses who will give themselves golden parachutes.

What benefit? Seriously, what benefits are you actually talking about?

Maybe they exist in niche areas, like improved translation software or some such thing, but maybe that’s just normal “use computers better” technological advancement and not actually anything magical.

Can we put these pigs on the Brady List and charge them with perjury? They swear under oath that those reports are true. Can’t have it both ways.

No no no. Brazil forced Apple to open it’s devices to third party options. Apple folded because it had no choice.

(Of course it could leave Brazil, but then shareholders would sue the execs for basic incompetence or whatever, and win, of course.)

I’m not anti technology, but it sounds like the author’s desire to use these fancy new toys made their life worse. Congratulations?

Like, if you wanna play music, click the tablet. If you wanna turn on the light, touch the button. It’s so amazingly efficient. Really, three seconds, works every time.

So yeah, you could use voice commands, but those are slower and (obviously, the article explains) highly error prone. In other words, it’s a worse solution than the traditional method.

Of course that’s not always true. Some people can’t walk easily, for example. And some use cases are complicated enough where a single button push doesn’t work. But most of us aren’t in these special situations.

So, you can buy the new toy, but don’t pretend you’re making life better. Be honest: you are either tinkering or bragging. And that’s OK, no worries either way.

Right right. If they had real innovation, they would have defined it clearly as you suggested. But they didn’t, so they don’t. It’s all snake oil, again, because that’s the entire AI industry.

Firefox is no longer trusted. Fuck that AI bullshit. We don’t want it, we don’t need it, and they don’t care.