The new "AI Kill Switch" in Firefox is a welcome addition, but did they really not hook this up to the Enterprise Policy framework?
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The new "AI Kill Switch" in Firefox is a welcome addition, but did they really not hook this up to the Enterprise Policy framework?
Doesn't seem to be affected by the existing GenerativeAI policy.
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The new "AI Kill Switch" in Firefox is a welcome addition, but did they really not hook this up to the Enterprise Policy framework?
Doesn't seem to be affected by the existing GenerativeAI policy.
@alexhaydock I'll raise this internally. Thanks!
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@alexhaydock I'll raise this internally. Thanks!
@firefoxwebdevs Thanks!
FWIW the individual toggles do seem to be properly controlled by the existing GenerativeAI policy, but I think it'd make sense if GenerativeAI.Enabled = false toggled this primary switch, then the policy doesn't need updating for future "new" AI features and they all default to off.
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@firefoxwebdevs Thanks!
FWIW the individual toggles do seem to be properly controlled by the existing GenerativeAI policy, but I think it'd make sense if GenerativeAI.Enabled = false toggled this primary switch, then the policy doesn't need updating for future "new" AI features and they all default to off.
@alexhaydock there's discussion here https://github.com/mozilla/policy-templates/issues/1230#issuecomment-3961789091 - leave feedback for your use-case if it isn't already covered
