Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
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Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
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Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#2Sycophantic research chief scientist has no issues with Recall.
He cant recall what he really thinks of recall due to the serious business of getting his "sandwiches wrapped in a road map" and sent on his way.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#3We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feedback is appreciated.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#4We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feed…
Why would I want this?
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#5We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feed…
Why would I want this?
Usefulness of Recall aside, If I wanted to try this out I would definately opt for an OS free alternative.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#6We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feed…
Why would I want this?
Some people think it coukd genuinely be a useful feature, just like you can rewind your TV or a live stream to go back. It should really be open source however to be auditable for anyone.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#7Sycophantic research chief scientist has no issues with Recall. He cant recall what he really thinks of recall due to the serious business of getting his "sandwiches wrapped in a road map" and sent on his way.
It is a she
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#8We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feed…
This is my personal opinion, but a big screenshot of Elon in the readme isn't doing you any favours.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#9Privacy/security issues aside. It’s a really freaken useful tool that I’m already missing on other devices.
Re: Microsoft Research chief scientist has no issue with Recall
#10We've launched a FOSS alternative with OpenRecall https://github.com/openrecall/openrecall to (hopefully) work towards addressing some of the concerns people have with Windows Recall. We think it could be a useful feature but it must be (1) fully auditable/open source (2) using open source local models (3) focused on privacy/security and (4) hardware/OS independent. We're working out the roadmap currently so any feed…
Why would I want this?
Just in case you have "difficult" employees you want to intrusively monitor who insist on using Linux instead of Windows, of course!