Microsoft is adding a new key to PC keyboards for the first time since 1994
Copilot key will eventually be required in new PC keyboards, though not yet.
Copilot key will eventually be required in new PC keyboards, though not yet.
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Even scroll lock has been used more. Nobody will want your AI crap, microsoft, not even with a dedicated key.
I can guarantee there is a significant number of people who do want more AI crap.
Hell I can understand why. If it was done ethically and with user privacy as a core tenant of its implementation I would probably love having convenient access to AI tools like that.. But this is Microsoft so I think I'm gonna instead go the opposite direction and add this to the list of reasons my next PC will be Linux
Saying nobody wants AI is like saying nobody wants the internet a few decades ago. Before you know it, it'll be the interface to everything you do with a computer.
Out of interest though, what specifically is it that you don't like?
Microsoft. Thats what I dont like.
Oh, and about the internet comparison. The internet was and is actually useful, I don’t see any serious tasks AI assistants are helpful with today. And by the way, there were keyboards with dedicated “internet” keys. I don’t see them nowhere now.
Have you played with AI tools yet?
I use my voice assistant daily, I take pictures with my phone which it retouches with varying results, and I search said pictures with text queries. As for generating bullshit pictures or untrue information, I don’t have much use for that.
But can you see how it COULD be useful? How you can be creative with your problem solving? You can use it to spitball ideas to yourself.
All the while the corporations register every idea you spitballed, with the very likely outcome that they will steal whatever of use gets indexed.
So? Does that undo the work you accomplished and submitted?
Look, I'm not going to spend more time to convince everyone they are going to screw themselves by being stubborn about AI tools. It's going to be paradigm shifting tech. It's the invention of the calculator, the Internet, the smart phone, etc. all over again. If you refuse to learn it, I am very confident you will be left behind, like a coal miner in an old company town.
I've already used AI to write functional working code for me. We are already rolling it out in medical practices. My friend are already using it to modify game code without even knowing anything about coding.
It's a new way to learn and accomplish things. Technology is a tool to be used. If you don't believe that, why are you using technology at all?
So? Does that undo the work you accomplished and submitted?
If it's creative work and other people create a whole saga of AI-generated crap with my ideas while I don't see a dime... I've lost.
And all the "successful" scenarios you've shown look more like cons and the recipe for shoddy work, so no, I'm not sold.
By the way, weapons are tech also, and I'm also opposed to their use.
Ok, well, I hope that works out for you. Really do. Weapons got us where we are today for better or worse. If you pine for a life in the woods, that's certainly a way to live life. But regardless of what you decide, the tech isn't going anywhere. And your competitors will be using it. And those who abhor weapons can still die upon them.
And those who abhor weapons can still die upon them.
Did thinking of that image feel good for you?
I don't know what that means. I don't think we are communicating. Just talking past each other. Be well.