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Let’s be clear here. When I decided to change my upgrade path and move to linux and vm with windows was because of AI spyware, on top of them gatekeeping acces to MY computer, on top of MANDATORY telemetry, and MS thinks that making AI spyware inactive AT THE RELEASE and ready to be activated at any future update, will make me go: "Thanks God everything is fine now and I can safely keep using windows"? 😂😂😂😂
There's more going on at Microsoft than I think anyone realizes. This is just part of a larger set of symptoms that seem to indicate either a collapse of intellectual integrity or an extreme broken management. There are all kinds of peculiar things. For example, some time in the last year or so Bing has made a change to how they display a web page in the search engine results. Now they will only display a site logo (favicon) next to the title if the favicon is listed in the sitemap.xml file. Now, if anyone has ever even *_met_* a web developer they would probably know that sitemaps are for _web pages,_ not *resources **_within_** a web page* or items with a specific and known location like a site icon, which is *_always_* located in the root directory of any domain (immediately after the first slash after the host and domain name in the URL). It was an arbitrary and rather illogical decision. Someone who didn't understand what a favicon was and why it is always located in the same location on every site made a decision for some completely other unrelated reason without thinking about any other implications. Or they did it to sift out poorly or slowly maintained sites, perhaps. But it serves no purpose or function to the wider world other than to make more work, break things, and cause problems. It's like that guy from the movie the fifth element explaining how he breaks things to keep the tiny little robots his company produces busy. Then there are all kinds of broken titles where ampersands or < and > symbols get escaped to html entities (&, <, etc). Who knows why. Maybe an intern added an escapehtmlchars() function to every line of code that echos output and didn't bother telling anyone. There are a bunch of other stuff that has started to go awry. Another one is when you view the source code of an indexed page in Webmaster Tools they've added about fifteen line feeds after each line of the html file. Who knows why, maybe part of that same escape character routine.
That release of Recall should have been an internal Alpha build. Facial recognition isn't foolproof. Encryption offers some protection, but not a lifelong guarantee. Better, yes, but I don't see a fix. That type of data is just too sensitive.
8:10 🍏: A bit late, but because Apple will rename AI into ‘Apple Intelligence,’ they will revolutionize the total landscape of Artificial Intelligence. And for those fruitful fanboys, it will suffice in line with the revised price tag of their products and in turn, any elitist mentalities that also exist. Peace
There is NO WAY I am trusting Microsoft's "opt-in". Not gonna partake. For years I've said I am going over to Linux and I think its actually time that happens. Been a good run, Microsoft, since about 1982 actually. I am going to officially divorce you soon and I know that I am not alone.
Wow, mostly professionally presented, only slightly wooden and cringy. Good job on the improvement Ali. 4 or 5 more years of this and it might not be difficult to watch.
in other words... a sapi that no one should be using anyway, on an OS that hardly anyone uses, with a bug fix that said OS intentionally defeats. slow news day.
So the Ticketmaster and other Snowflake customers attacked, it's bad or non-existent security practices/implementation by the people implementing these systems. Unskilled, underpaid and or uninterested developers. More common now with all the higher level firings because hey management things AI will do that job.
Facial Recognition will be required to review recall?... Lovely so now they will have my Face to put with all the data its scraped from my PC..... If people need AI to use a windows PC they shouldnt have a PC
companies should start ditching Microsoft since 20 years ago. lol I really dont know why ppl are still so stubborn to keep MS as an OS instead of what it is WintendOS
I was so confused in the first second of this video. The dark bar of the nametag looked like shading, and I thought you had a cardboard box in your shirt to get the PS1 Lara Croft triangles
Thank you so much for covering the issue with Jakoby, MSFT fucked him and it's really heart breaking to see someone that talented being treated like dirt
Apple’s ai features seem to be powered by data collection systems already present such as the spotlight search semantic index. Apple api’s are so much more robust than Microsoft’s for this sort of data collection and lookup, hence recall needing screenshots for similar functionality. Apple shouldn’t have as many issues with sensitive data collection but might still have similar safety/privacy issues to MS if all of the available data (including very sensitive things like apple health) are given to their AI systems without consent or authentication.
Never trust Microsoft. NEVER TRUST MICROSOFT. Microsoft is a disgustingly predatory company. The mere fact they have the power to lock you out of your account-and your computers-is evidence that the FTC needs to grind the company into powder. They won't, but if they had any balls they would. Get off any device that is controlled by a corporation and not by you. That means Apple, it sure means Google, and it absolutely means Microsoft. That realistically means ungoogled Android devices and Linux, realistically, and a little bit of pain, mostly in the short term.
