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Vivaldi CEO explains his anti-AI stance: most users don’t want AI in the browser (cybernews.com)
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Jon von Tetzchner, CEO and founder of Vivaldi Technologies, refuses to integrate AI features in its browser and wants human engineers, not AI, to write its code.

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[–] Katana314@lemmy.world 2 points 4 hours ago

The recent controversy on House House makes me (only a little) worried that for the next century, most people will be hardline 100% never-AI, instead of just "Stop shoving it everywhere, stop copying artwork". As people like Bernie have said, it's an automation technology that can have nice effects should those use cases receive careful consideration. We just don't often get that consideration.

I will never understand why the push to AI was so freaking AGGRESSIVE. Like, take it, shove it down your throat, avoidance of AI is BANNED, type of bullshit. It should speak for itself when it works.