Tag your favorite application that has added an LLM agent nobody wants, babes

[konosocio@mastodon.online]

@hacks4pancakes in Bremen, Germany, AI added to the CCTV system in public transportation, by a company called Just Add AI.

[alice@lgbtqia.space]

@Fpccraig DreamHost was recommended to me, so I'll probably check them out next.

[bigmalcampbell@chatsubo.bar]

@alice @hacks4pancakes I've found Hover to be ok
https://www.hover.com/

[piku@blahaj.zone]

@hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange was reading an article on the time magazine about how we should resist ai and then their ask me anything chatbot poofed into the bottom eighth of my phone screed

[clickhere@mastodon.ie]

@hacks4pancakes

My employer.

[mavu@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes Crystal programming language now has an llm summary button on it's forum.
Hate it, no option to remove it as a user.

[vt52@ioc.exchange]

@Fpccraig @alice using namecheap myself, but have heard good things about porkbun (them being a PNW business is a plus)

[alstonvicar@know.me.uk]

@Fpccraig @alice try Krystal.io

[shantara@mastodon.social]

@hacks4pancakes e-Boks, Danish app for “secure digital mails from authorities and businesses”

Denmark’s e-Boks launches new feature to help you translate secure digital mail

E-Boks, the platform on which most people in Denmark read secure digital mails from authorities and businesses, has been given new features which could help foreign residents understand their post.

The Local Denmark (www.thelocal.dk)

[lesley@mastodon.gamedev.place]

@hacks4pancakes University.

Seriously, this particular university's relentless promotion of LLMs really wears me down. They also seem to have a deal with Microsoft, where they require every professor to have a slide promoting Copilot while discourage using ChatGPT. Someone probably has a lot of money in their pocket in this process

[lunarloony@dosgame.club]

@hacks4pancakes I discovered this morning that even @iFixit has an "AI" chatbot thing. I'd love it if I could have just one day without having an overpriced text guesser shoved in my face

[spellucci@infosec.exchange]

@hacks4pancakes Would I be a hypocrite if I complained about the ads for Perplexity's Comet browser that appear when I launch the Perplexity app on my phone?

[ozzelot@mstdn.social]

@hacks4pancakes
How do I tag life itself

[theodora@rivals.space]

@hacks4pancakes uhhhh VSCode ik it's made by M$ but I liked the simple interface and how easy it was to use it for teaching people ; copilot sucked the will for me to use it, i'm mostly back to vim now

[darkling@mstdn.social]

@lesley @hacks4pancakes I've been in those meetings. (Not recently, but back in the '00s and '10s). There aren't wodges of cash, but there's a lot of very cheap services on the table.

[montgomerygator@fouroclockfarms.club]

@hacks4pancakes Sleep as Android is a good one, i really wanted to be late for work because a slop machine decided I should get up 3 hours later than usual.

[realgene@hachyderm.io]

@hacks4pancakes
QuickBooks Online.
Intuit found it could only make it suck more by adding an LLM. Oh, and raising the price.

[starfruit@transfem.social]

@hacks4pancakes@infosec.exchange Bootstrap studio

[ahimsa_pdx@disabled.social]

@hacks4pancakes
Not sure if this is what you're looking for but here's an example from Adobe InDesign

Daniel P. Huffman (@pinakographos@mapstodon.space)

Attached: 2 images A warning for Adobe #InDesign users. I recently updated my copy, and after preparing a document, the recipient of that document sent me the alt text that popped up on one of their figures. Apparently, by default, InDesign uses AI to generate (often hilariously wrong) alt text for images.

Mapstodon.Space (mapstodon.space)

[w_b@mastodon.world]

@alice @Fpccraig

Any idea how reputable Gandi is? They have worked well for me for a long time but I have no idea about the management. They were recommended years ago when I wanted to dump Network Solutions for various reasons.