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  3. I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

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  • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

    I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

    deuchnord@social.deuchnord.frD This user is from outside of this forum
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    @erkhyan someone should tell them

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    • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

      I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

      thomasjwebb@mastodon.socialT This user is from outside of this forum
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      @erkhyan I see this cognitive distortion a lot. People don't back up and compare with a baseline, they just fuzzily judge based on how frequently they see a conversation happening, causing them to get things exactly backwards. I don't know what to do about it!

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      • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

        I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

        countablenewt@mastodon.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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        #23

        @erkhyan I mean...it's not...it's not *wrong*

        Google does not, in fact, pay themselves* to put AI in Chrome

        *Actually, depending on how Alphabet does their internal accounting, they very well could be paying themselves to put AI in Chrome

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        • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

          I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

          niavy@masto.bikeN This user is from outside of this forum
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          @erkhyan
          😳🤦‍♂️
          @breizh

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          • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

            I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

            kicou@kicou.infoK This user is from outside of this forum
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            @erkhyan

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            • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

              I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

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              @erkhyan Reminds me of all those people who threatened to switch to Brave because they didn't want to deal with Firefox getting worse... when Brave somehow has those same issues amplified up to eleven

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              • erkhyan@yiff.lifeE erkhyan@yiff.life

                I just saw someone unironically write that they do not trust Firefox because they do not trust a browser paid by google to include AI slop features, and that’s why they prefer Chrome.

                countrymetalhead@someplace.socialC This user is from outside of this forum
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                #27

                @erkhyan Oh, my...Who wants to tell them? LOL

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