That’s irrelevant to whether it can:
It is relevant to:
its cool tech but has no real intelligence.
It’s already powering voice assistants for full conversational ability, and being used in humanoid robots to take and execute complex verbal instruction to perform tasks.
Something that can emulate intelligence that well is going to be expected by the average user.
I’d rather not waste a few minutes searching for info a LLM can deliver instantly. As an adult, I value my time.
Edge, Opera, and other browsers have a LLM assistant built in. Bard is rolling out to all Google products, so Chrome will too soon.
Firefox needs something, or they’ll be the only browser that can’t summarize a page for you, or do advanced searches through a long document.
paying lip service to caring about your users’ privacy isn’t a good look
Can you specify how they’ve sacrificed privacy?
I know recently chrome blocked ublock, which makes me want to stick with FF which still has it.
What did Mozilla do? I’m out of the loop.
It shows all channels that have it, it brings you to their default search page.
If they didn’t have it yet, why would you pay Roku to show you and your competitors?
If they already had it, you’re already getting that traffic, so why pay them for nothing?
Ads on smart TVs are a problem, but this is something Roku did on their own, it’s not a paid ad.
What company would pay Roku to scan for all shows over HDMI, and then offer a listing of any and all of streaming channels offering it?
You can turn it off in the settings, and it’s not an ad it shows the same show for all channels that say they have it, no one paid for the banner.
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Threads is planning on joining the Fediverse FWIW.
They actually said it, though.
Calling for the genocide of an ethnic group is not ok, and it is harassment.
There’s nothing manipulative here, they didn’t have to support Israel or Zionism, only to acknowledge what should be common sense.
Why can’t they just say “Yes, of course”?
https://youtu.be/sHmib-hSkbQ
Saudi Arabia just built a solar powered desalination plant, and they are investing in much more renewable infrastructure.