Your data, your rules: Firefox’s privacy-first AI features you can trust | The Mozilla Blog
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  • Ragnor@feddit.dk
    282·
    1 month ago

    As long as I can disable it, I don’t care.

    I don’t trust AI to catch all the things that interest me on the pages I visit, and I don’t want to waste energy on something I won’t use.

    It should be disabled by default, to avoid the huge energy costs associated with running LLM’s.

    • BroBot9000@lemmy.worldEnglish
      45·
      1 month ago

      Yeah but then nobody would turn it on and how can poor them gather and sell your data?!

      Same thing with DuckDuckGo being opt-out only, they both should be opt in but that’s not gonna happen.

        • BroBot9000@lemmy.worldEnglish
          1·
          1 month ago

          Yes and that’s a fucking problem

          I don’t keep cookies or browser caches.

          It shows up with every fucking search by default unless I save my previous settings.

          That’s not ok! And should be out-in by default and same with Firefox.