Just like Stack Overflow then haha. It’s usually either

“I copied this persons code exactly, why doesn’t it work in my completely different codebase?”

or

“I copied this persons code exactly and it works in mine! I don’t want to touch it in case I break it cause I don’t get it”

haha

If you already know what you’re doing, AI generating code is redundant.

Nah, it can be really useful for people who do know what they’re doing as it can be used to generate the “charlie work” (IASIP reference if you don’t know) things like unit tests and documentation and things like that pretty damn well.

Sorry but a study of 16 developers isn’t a big enough sample to get any meaningful data, especially given the massive range of skills and levels of development.

I’m a developer and I use AI - not much, but when I think it can help based on the suggestions that it gives me since it’s integrated into visual studio. It doesn’t slow me down, it speeds me up. It could slow you down if you rely on it to do everything, but in that case you’re just a bad or lazy developer.

AI is a tool to use. Like with all tools, there are right ways and wrong ways and inefficient ways and all other ways to use them. You can’t say that they slow people down as a whole just because they slow some people down.

What type of logic is this? Because rules didn’t force them to make it easier it will get harder?

Why not just turn on auto-hide of the task bar? Not the perfect fix, obviously, and they absolutely should bring back being able to move it to the side, but it at least solves the “taking up valuable space” problem.

What about windows 11 doesn’t work?

It definitely can be. This person didn’t have the data anywhere else, so they didn’t have a backup. I use cloud storage as one of my backups.

As expected. As long as the videos aren’t uploaded and marked as private I don’t see a problem. You upload a video for the public to watch, why can’t AI “watch” it?

But if you’re legally responsible for the content that is posted on your platform, not many new companies are going to want to take on that risk.

What would likely happen is everyone would still only use the big players, but you’d upload your post/photo/video/whatever and it would be like “your post is saved, pending approval. Expected wait time: 18 hours”. It would be a terrible user experience, but a necessary thing because all it would take is one malicious loser uploading CP hoping to get it through so they can instantly report them to the police and/or file a lawsuit against the platform.

What do you mean by “more local, smaller communities”? Many small social media sites with very few users so moderation is easy? No one would use them because there is no one on them.

I hate these stupid clickbait titles aimed at making the company out to be the bad guy, when the truth is that the government “requested” (read: ordered) them to hand over the data.

Wouldn’t surprise me if they started cracking down on anything regarding XBMC/Kodi/LibreElec/Plex/etc because let’s be real here - almost 100% of the time it’s done to serve up pirated media. Plex are trying to make a bit of plausible deniability by hosting their own media for users, but everyone knows why you set these things up.

If they are, that’s just one more shitty thing Google are doing that should hopefully make people rethink using YouTube, and hopefully a competitor can gain some ground.

If it was just some stupid rogue employees decision to give him this strike, well again I hope it makes people rethink using YouTube and Google things.

How did you get that from what I said?

If you don’t trust it you can still read the emails. If you do, you don’t have to read the emails. If want to confirm what it does say a few times until you can decide if you trust it or not, you can do that.

Google “read” your emails and feed them into their AI regardless, always have. They don’t need your “consent” to add features or make UI changes.

I’m assuming you actually mean it should’ve been off by default?

I think a summary of an email is going to be right more like 9.5/10 times.

If only you could still see the actual emails……

Oh wait, you can!

Lack of consent for what?

Bit more context that is needed:

The automatic summaries will appear for all paid Workspace accounts, as well as individual accounts with Google AI Premium subscriptions.

Not for normal Gmail users, and also not for every email - only larger multi-reply ones.

I dunno, seems like an ok feature to me.

Imagine a galaxy z Fold but with what looks and behaves like Windows when you use the internal screen, or a Galaxy Ultra that when using Dex on a monitor looks exactly like Windows 11.

Yep, just a matter of time if you’ve been paying attention. They’ve given up on Windows mobile, but not on Windows on mobile phones.

To use it on other OS’s, like Android.