Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy we don’t need to combine and “simplify” internet results, we need multiple sources like ai and reputable personal/professional and every day people site results, instead of trusting a company or 2 for all information.
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@tiretpointtiret @triple having read a pretty large amount of doctorow's output, this is not what enshittification means (adding things that you can avoid if you don't want them)
@protonprivacy @triple It sure doesn't. But whatever we might call it, i still think you should drop lumo & wallet, and focus on your other products (especially drive for linux ffs) ^^
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy Hahaha #theylive perfect
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@protonprivacy Hahaha #theylive perfect
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@nemo admin's favourite movie of all time, in fact
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@nemo admin's favourite movie of all time, in fact
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy Good one.
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@triple Lumo is a privacy-focused AI tool. It's a new and extra thing you don't have to interact with if you don't want, but given what people were talking to chatbots about, a privacy-preserving one has to exist.
It's fundamentally incomparable to changing an extant product.
@protonprivacy Thanks, as long as you commit to keeping it a separate product that don't invade the other products we already use, it seems like a sane and respectful solution indeed.
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy Google, or as I call it : The link to Wikipedia
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy You guys are hardly a bastion against the upcoming slopification of everything.
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@triple Lumo is a privacy-focused AI tool. It's a new and extra thing you don't have to interact with if you don't want, but given what people were talking to chatbots about, a privacy-preserving one has to exist.
It's fundamentally incomparable to changing an extant product.
@protonprivacy but I pay you for a VPN and cloud storage... your dev efforts are then spent on AI and crypto rubbish, so I am just a chump tbh.
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@triple Lumo is a privacy-focused AI tool. It's a new and extra thing you don't have to interact with if you don't want, but given what people were talking to chatbots about, a privacy-preserving one has to exist.
It's fundamentally incomparable to changing an extant product.
@protonprivacy @triple That’s what they’re always saying…
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@protonprivacy we don’t need to combine and “simplify” internet results, we need multiple sources like ai and reputable personal/professional and every day people site results, instead of trusting a company or 2 for all information.
@Rixer @protonprivacy AI should never be used as source in this context.
All it does is guessing what a good response would be.
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@protonprivacy You guys are hardly a bastion against the upcoming slopification of everything.
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
well then don't use it
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@protonprivacy @triple It sure doesn't. But whatever we might call it, i still think you should drop lumo & wallet, and focus on your other products (especially drive for linux ffs) ^^
@tiretpointtiret @protonprivacy @triple a big question is how to train artificial intelligence with no user data?
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
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@triple Lumo is a privacy-focused AI tool. It's a new and extra thing you don't have to interact with if you don't want, but given what people were talking to chatbots about, a privacy-preserving one has to exist.
It's fundamentally incomparable to changing an extant product.
@protonprivacy Thanks for letting us know. I'll start looking to a better company to get email from. You're far from the only ones promising privacy based email.
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy I don't care personally because I literally don't use any of their shit. Like, NONE of it. You could technically say Android is theirs, but I have all their shit disabled or blocked. What's shit is that clueless masses just use everything from Google because it's free shit. Same people who would question free shit offered on the street but don't mind same free shit on their computers and phones.
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@protonprivacy but I pay you for a VPN and cloud storage... your dev efforts are then spent on AI and crypto rubbish, so I am just a chump tbh.
@aidanweatherill dev efforts are spent on a lot of things
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Google I/O for those that didn't watch.
@protonprivacy whats that
