TL;DR Alexa will be cloud-only very soon because it'll be powered by an LLM, which is too big to run on a smart speaker.
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Some people will say just about anything to blame the consumer. You know, like “it’s your own fault for buying a thing from a company.”
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#13Now would be a good time to have a functional FTC commissioner. Doing a bait and switch like on a product that was sold with a set of features should be illegal. If I buy a car and the sales guy stops by my house the next day to take back the wheels, it would rightfully be seen as ridiculous.
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You think the same for food and medicine? remove the "evil" regulations and let the reputation be a factor and every individual should do their research ?
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#17TL;DR Alexa will be cloud-only very soon because it'll be powered by an LLM, which is too big to run on a smart speaker.
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#19TL;DR Alexa will be cloud-only very soon because it'll be powered by an LLM, which is too big to run on a smart speaker.
I doubt they have ever ran machine learning model on those speakers. Mostly just some simple one like "hey alexa"
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“Reputation” as a free market remedy is such a poor solution, though, as it lags behind the events that change it. A badly tuned PID loop is better than nothing, I guess.
The solution here is regulation.
Edit: I forgot to mention that a lawsuit would take years to resolve. Meanwhile, Amazon would continue to benefit from their unfair tactics.