Oh, no! Firefox WITH AI?!

[admars]

firefox has been by default browser for year, AI enhanced search can be useful, but it depends what you're using ai for

for example, I was looking into cloud storage, so into chatgpt I asked about the differences between drop box, google drive and pdrive, to explain pros and cons.

and offered other solutions, and options to delve into more details if i explained what i want to do

it wrote a nice summary about them, drew a nice chart of different tiers of storage, the different prices etc, in seconds, rather than me having to go to each site, see the different tiers and put it into excel.

now I'm not going to just get my credit card out and subscribe to the one it told me was the best according to what i said, but if firefox is going to start my research off for me, and save me some time, why not?

it's a tool to be there if you want to use it to save time.

[Dude111]

We hear ya buddy

[downquark1]

They are going to add a button to turn it off.

[heero_yuy]

Originally Posted by downquark1

They are going to add a button to turn it off.

That's assuming IT will let you turn IT off.

[downquark1]

Originally Posted by heero_yuy

That's assuming IT will let you turn IT off.

You have to worry more about the executives forcing AI on you rather than the AI themselves -- at least at this point in time.

[Taf]

Another forum I frequent now has an AI member that pops up to answer questions.

[Carth]

Originally Posted by Taf

Another forum I frequent now has an AI member that pops up to answer questions.

Ask it which football team it supports, whether it prefers beef or lamb, and if it snores when sleeping on it's back