Ich denke, niemand will KI in Firefox, Mozilla
https://manualdousuario.net/en/mozilla-firefox-window-ai/
Ich denke, niemand will KI in Firefox, Mozilla
https://manualdousuario.net/en/mozilla-firefox-window-ai/
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Don’t want ai in ai
I want local AI support for my local models.
All these AI companies now creating their browsers with AI built in seems too much. Sometimes I just wanna browse on a regular old browser.
AI is a better Google and grammarly. It’s also a good text generator and image creator. It can even write code based on code it’s seen before. Give it access to a database and it might even help you find some things.
But it does not need to be ingrained in every single system we use…. there are tons of tons of professionals out there that are going to be able to use this thing as a great tool to assist them, but that isn’t most users. Llms are a parlor trick for most users.
I want it. I hope they make it optional for those who don’t. I hope I can use my local models with the Firefox integration.
Literally all I want is a fast browser, that doesn’t crash, supports uBlock Origin and that’s it. I have no use for this or similar types of bloat
AI in my browser is a good way to make me migrate to another browser.
The only thing I use AI for is to make my emails. Outside of that I don’t want it.
I don’t want Ai in any browser nor OS , for that matter. Certainly not if it’s online and server side.
You would be wrong. I like having AI options in Firefox. The important thing is having control over said options, including being able to turn them off completely. Which you can.
Firefox is continuing the trend of getting great, sliding into trash, getting an entire overhaul to be great again, then sliding back into trash. Firefox also has to fight to stay relevant, and that’s a problem, because they can’t rest on how it’s currently working or they get left behind. Given that Google can no longer be Mozilla’s sugar momma, I’m unsure of Firefox’s future. I do want Firefox to succeed, but I’m not sure that they do.