I already have a Mac computer. But I am thinking of moving to Linux because I then have full control of what goes into and out of my computer. I believe that Microsoft and other companies should face spying charges and face the penalty for high treason. Look it up.
It theoretically will run faster, but processes get stuck often, systems slow down. Considering that AI still hallucinates, I can see there will be growing pains. I’m hopeful with concerns.
"Would Google Photos break privacy laws if the detection was run offline, and it only searches for relevant images to what you want, and sent a mathematical description of the file, opposed to the actual file." Also, Microsoft has "recalled" the feature until they have improved it.
I appreciate your thoughts on this. The issue is the difference between photos that a person sets a specific folder to be processed, like photos or a dedicated drive that’s used by say OneDrive for processing and saving in the cloud. The problem stems from the fact that this would effectively monitor every action taken on the entire system. Yes, there will be configuration options, but in reality, the majority will set and forget. When a person visits their online bank or online tax software, that’s highly sensitive information. The question is how will that be handled. I understand the potential benefit, but I also see the potential issues. The best thing to do is raise questions early before full implementation.
I hope the states make it illegal to share HIPAA or legal information to Microsoft without written permission from the individual Microsoft, you don't have and never will have my permission to take anything off my system...I do not agree to your EULA and I'm in a right to work state so as it's part of my job to install the software . I cannot be held to a legal document I'm forced to sign by my employer. .
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I already have a Mac computer. But I am thinking of moving to Linux because I then have full control of what goes into and out of my computer. I believe that Microsoft and other companies should face spying charges and face the penalty for high treason. Look it up.
It doesn't use nearly as much space as you think and yes the vector embedding runs offline, which is much faster than running a generative inference.
It theoretically will run faster, but processes get stuck often, systems slow down. Considering that AI still hallucinates, I can see there will be growing pains. I’m hopeful with concerns.
"Would Google Photos break privacy laws if the detection was run offline, and it only searches for relevant images to what you want, and sent a mathematical description of the file, opposed to the actual file."
Also, Microsoft has "recalled" the feature until they have improved it.
I appreciate your thoughts on this. The issue is the difference between photos that a person sets a specific folder to be processed, like photos or a dedicated drive that’s used by say OneDrive for processing and saving in the cloud. The problem stems from the fact that this would effectively monitor every action taken on the entire system. Yes, there will be configuration options, but in reality, the majority will set and forget. When a person visits their online bank or online tax software, that’s highly sensitive information. The question is how will that be handled. I understand the potential benefit, but I also see the potential issues. The best thing to do is raise questions early before full implementation.
I hope the states make it illegal to share HIPAA or legal information to Microsoft without written permission from the individual
Microsoft, you don't have and never will have my permission to take anything off my system...I do not agree to your EULA and I'm in a right to work state so as it's part of my job to install the software . I cannot be held to a legal document I'm forced to sign by my employer.
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