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Downvoted a comment on AudacityThe new update is swagged out, very good design refresh which is both pleasant to look at and easy to use :D
- Upvoted a comment on Brave Leo adds encrypted AI chats with verifiable computing
So a browser that is labeled as privacy-focused by its own creators didn't have E2EE by default. I'm so not shocked since it's a product that comes from Brave Software. I would rather use something like
Duck.ai , which is limited to a webpage that is sandboxed by the browser, than using an integrated part of the browser that has access to everything I do online. Also, for... - Downvoted a comment on Brave Leo adds encrypted AI chats with verifiable computing
To me and I'm sure many others, cloud based LLMs are essential for easy access to AI, so I'm all for companies trying to make it better.
- Upvoted a comment on YouTube Music adds Made with AI labels to generated music tracks
Ai usage disclosure must be a standard.
"Together, they mark the next step on our scaling ladder and a major leap toward personal superintelligence." "Two models often have similar benchmark scores, yet one seems to handle a much wider range of unfamiliar tasks." "That’s what complaints of "benchmaxxing" and praise for "big model smell" both get at: a breadth of capability that popular benchmarks in a few domains can’t fully capture." "To quantify this mismatch, we investigate how performance on tasks targeted during post-training...
- Downvoted a comment on KDE Plasma 6.8 launches on community's 30th birthday, retiring X11 in favor of Wayland
The king (X11) is dead, long live the king (Wayland). But seriously, Wayland is the future on Linux, as is more secure and private than X11. Here are some resons why dropping X11 is the right thing: https://community.kde.org/Plasma/X11_Known_Significant_Issues
So basically, they want us to directly train their AI models by getting involved actively into that process and be rewarded with a nicer feed. Yep, I totally see this as a "genuine leap forward", forward a world were you give away your preferences and get meaningless thing in return. TLDR: Don't you ever trust Meta, or any Big Tech, with yoy data, no matter as "harmless" to share it with them may seem.
Then, Android users can build and run AI slopwares without any developer account, but they will soon no longer be allowed to install F-Droid apps ? Their security measures are strange 🤔
- Downvoted a comment on Ubuntu releases Myna voice dictation AI app in technology preview for desktop users
Really nice, finally an app that will certainly just work! There have been alternatives but they were always buggy.
- Upvoted a comment on Waterfox 6.7.6 adds feed controls and fixes startup hangs
Waterfox has switched hands so many times I can never remember if it's good or not lol
- Replied to a comment / review on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
- Replied to a comment / review on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
- Downvoted a comment on Audacity
Does what I need to it do.
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Upvoted a comment on Google Chrome as an alternative to Pale MoonNot an alternative at all. Only common thing is, they are both browsers. Similarity ends there.
- Downvoted a comment on Pale Moon
Insecure, behind upstream, lack modern standards. Short: one of worst browser
- Downvoted a comment on Pale Moon
Pale Moon is based on extremely outdated Firefox code, lacks proper sandboxing with site isolation, and still uses XUL which was dropped from Firefox years ago as it was a huge security risk. Pale Moon is a security nightmare and one of the worst browsers for privacy. It's much saner to use Google Chrome and disable telemetry in the settings.
- Replied to a comment / review on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
- Replied to a comment / review on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
- Downvoted a comment on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
When will they add a feature to NOT block AI music / keep recommending AI music? Enforcing choices like this to users is not good.
- Replied to a comment / review on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
- Downvoted a comment on Deezer will introduce an AI music filter toggle to let users block AI-generated tracks
When will they add a feature to NOT block AI music / keep recommending AI music? Enforcing choices like this to users is not good.
- Downvoted a comment on OpenAI expands GPT-6 access with new “Intelligent UI” capability for all ChatGPT users
Intelligence has always been what was missing in Artificial Intelligence. Great to see it's finally been added now.
- Upvoted a comment on Google ships JPEG XL image format support in latest Chrome 155 update
Why do you want to get rid of JPEG and GIF files, please ?
- Downvoted a comment on Google ships JPEG XL image format support in latest Chrome 155 update
I'm really exited to see JXL now being adapted by Chrome. JPEG is an outdated Format (1992) and produces way too large files compared to JXL. But significant adoption in the Web will take at least 10 years -probably along with AVIF (which currently offers a more efficient compression) But the days of JPEG and WebP are numbered - Thank God.
