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Apple Watch's new AI features are normalizing the idea that technology is always listening (techcrunch.com)

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With its new watches’ “Audio Intelligence,” “Live Rewind,” and “Siri Recap” features, the company is straddling the line between accessibility and utility on one side and what starts to feel like invasive technology on the other.

“Siri Recap,” uses ambient listening to “take high-level notes” of your conversations, which can be reviewed in the Siri iOS app. These notes will automatically generate a title, summary, and key points based on what was recorded and summarized by AI.

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[–] JohnnyEnzyme@piefed.social 0 points 1 week ago (1 children)

Thanks for all the suggestions and info. One thing to consider is that I'm physically disabled, and fooling around with swapping drives and whatnot is not something I really want to mess around with at this stage. (and yes, I used to be a tech, haha)

You're not a fan of the stick idea, I take it? It seems like it would be a good, low-energy way for me to give Mint a test drive...

[–] h0tbeef@lemmy.zip 1 points 1 week ago

Oh, the stick is how I did it. It’s definitely great for the Test drive.

In my specific situation, I had A lot of files I wanted to move from the window system to the Linux system, and at that point in time, I did not have an external that had enough room to put them all on. I was also unsure if everything I needed would be compatible, so I wanted to save the windows SSD to be able to use as an external and boot from if needed. That did not end up being necessary, but I did plug it in as an external in order to recover some of those files that I wasn’t able to move to an existing external (mostly my ROM library and all my saves tbh, lmao)