Someone should get those two jurisdictions in touch. Make them share lessons learnt.

- Can I please have your address so that we can send a technician your way?
- Sure. We're just a bit off the coast of Africa. One sec... Let me find the GPS coordinates for you...

If this is sarcasm - well done.
If you really think this way - may {deity_of_choice} have mercy on your soul.

A few years ago? Then they went back to Microsoft?

In most companies, Microsoft products is all the IT team know.

And naturally, they will steal all the data inside the document and send it to their servers. They'll claim it's so that they can provide you with the service and that your data is handled with utmost privacy in mind. But we all know it's just a part of a larger data harvesting agenda and their AI models will be crunching on your personal information for decades to come, stored indefinitely.

All your private files stored in 3rd party services will get stolen, too.

This will also affect your local files since on many systems Chrome is the default to open PDFs from your hard drive.

Don't you worry. They'll get to 15 soon enough. It's all a part of the plan.

...sounds a bit gay.

Are binaries used by Pixel somehow applicable to other devices? If not, then it's hardly the end if AOSP in general and Pixel ROM developers should try finding out how other devices handle the lack of binaries and learn, rather than dramatise.

"AI". Was bound to crash at some point. ;-)

And of course, the company behind it will explore every possible way to make money out of your browsing history. The dating aspect is just a honeypot.

Lmao

Yep. They go farming and start automating their farms.

The gif of a black cat smashing at the keyboard comes to mind. "Look ma! I'm doing something! I'm working!"

No, you're not. You've just caused more mess and debugging required than if I wrote this code myself in a quarter of the time.

It takes significantly more time to describe accurately what you want than actually doing it. If you allow any level of ambiguity in the AI prompt, it is guaranteed that it AI will fuck something up. So you're spending more time refining the prompt and then fixing the mess, making it work, than you would without AI.