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Full report here:
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Something that hasn't been made clear: Firefox will have an option to completely disable all AI features.

We've been calling it the AI kill switch internally. I'm sure it'll ship with a less murderous name, but that's how seriously and absolutely we're taking this.

All AI features will also be opt-in. I think there are some grey areas in what 'opt-in' means to different people (e.g. is a new toolbar button opt-in?), but the kill switch will absolutely remove all that stuff, and never show it in future. That's unambiguous.

@x41h
What do you propose now?
@x41h
What should they have done in your opinion? They publicly accused russia of the murders. It is one of the most serious things you can do as a government if you do not want to declare war immediately.
@thc I can hazzz mor than buy me a coffee?
@thc how do you fund this?
If you develop web apps, make sure to deal with browser translation #security properly. I even came across a #passwordManager with a show #password option and no translate="no" attribute set. Users unknowingly leaked passwords to google #translate and other services by clicking on show password. My organization was lucky to use #Firefox as the default browser, since its translation is done locally.
@ra6bit @da_667 Beeware!