Mastodawn

The program you DON'T WANT TO INSTALL!

Share and educate people!

From the company that took all digitized content without permission to build their product, now we have a browser.

So the company can use your data and behavior and to lock you in to their statistical parrot (AI)

#AI #privacy

G Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 say everyone using the browser from the Advertising company.

Jul 10

@gcb We still need to do our outmost to raise awareness. Not replace one greedy corp with a greedier one

Fionor Jul 10

@gcb @beyondmachines1 People like you are part of the problem, not the solution. You being an asshole didn't help move any user towards safer internet.
You just showed on your example, that it's not an effort worth trying, because while corporations are literally our enemies, at least they are not overtly smug like you.

stony kark Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 if my service were as bad as openai’s, I’d probably try not to draw attention to it like this

@aapis They are losing money. They can't allow for the bubble to pop.
They are faking it and there is no making it in sight.

WylieCoyoteUK Jul 10

@beyondmachines1
Along with the AI search engine Perplexity.

Justin Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 cant wait for the exploits to come flooding in.

@justin oh, i didn't even think of that, but you are right. So many places to poison that browser with prompt injection

⠵⠻⠷⠕⠭ 🍥🍉⚪🌹Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 You know what browser doesn't collect any information or telemetry whatsoever?

⠵⠻⠷⠕⠭ 🍥🍉⚪🌹Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 It's Tor. It's the Tor browser.

besselj Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 I bet it scrapes every webpage you visit to train the AI. Maybe it's to get around their scraper bots getting blocked by most websites.

2xfo Jul 10

@besselj @beyondmachines1
I recall a lawsuit where Google sued Bing for copying their fake web results. They had put intentionally bad results into their search to see if Bing was copying them somehow and they were.
Bing successfully defended with "we didn't steal that data, it was presented to our browser (Internet explorer at the time)" (and somehow no one noticed that meant Microsoft could see all of your interactions online)

@RnDanger @besselj very probable

Dr. Serizawa Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 I'm not an AI doomer but I would never in a million years give an AI company that much information about myself.

@drserizawa the only AI doom we can foresee in this timeline is the humanity getting dumber because a statistical parrot regurgitates things quickly and people don't employ their brain.
The plot of Idiocracy 2

DeadTOm Jul 10

@beyondmachines1 The speed at which AI is ramping up is frightening. New apps, new ways to get you to give up your data or just outright steal it from you, shoehorning AI into our phones and PCs, laying off thousands of employees to redirect the expense of paying them to more AI research...

This is genuinely scary.

@deadtom Indeed it is. Regulation and even tech people can't keep up. It's a race to the bottom.