Even Microsoft Notepad is getting AI text editing now
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#72Notepad and plain text is the last place I want AI. I just want a place to type and paste non-formatted (outside of whitespace) text.
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#75Why do writing tools have to be a feature of every app instead of an operating-system wide tool like Apple Intelligence? Makes no sense whatsoever to just "sprinkle AI everywhere" except for specialized use cases.
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#76Why do writing tools have to be a feature of every app instead of an operating-system wide tool like Apple Intelligence? Makes no sense whatsoever to just "sprinkle AI everywhere" except for specialized use cases.
Visual Studio and VSCode have also become infested with little Copilot icons.
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#77Throwing AI at everything is starting to make cryptocurrency seem positively environmentally friendly. At least it serves some kind of purpose.
It a result of a rather sad trend, which I think started with Google. Rather than going out and doing market research you just throw things against the wall, measure and see if people are using it at any significant rate. The difference between Google and Microsoft is that Google have no problems just killing of things that doesn't perform to their standard (which is bad in it's own way). With Microsoft backwards com…
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#78Imagine if instead of Windows Recall being installed and available automatically on machines, they just added Recall as an optional downloadable add-on via the App Store... I don't think it would have received nearly as much backlash.
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#79The value of notepad and paint to me are that they are simple and reasonably minimalistic. Adding features makes those sorts of programs less useful to me.
Also, I can't trust any software that incorporates AI because I can't trust that my usage of that software won't be used to train AI.
So this move means that I won't be using these tools anymore. Not that it matters to anyone aside from myself, of course. It's also not a huge deal to me -- I'll just start using different tools that still meet my needs.
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#80what about MS Paint? Can it get AI assistant to create shitty pixel art? Edit: Oh. It does too.