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Proton

@protonprivacy@mastodon.social · 8 hours ago

Google I/O for those that didn't watch.

A meme from the movie "They Live" where the main character, John Nada, finds glasses that allow him to see the true nature of the world. In the first scene the glasses are off, and he looks at a Google exec by a board which says "Google Search is AI Search". He then puts the glasses on and the board changes to "We will enshittify everything you love, then we'll do it to all the things you hate, too"

ʙwɑnɑ нoɴoʟʊʟʊ :kverified:

@bwana@discordian.social · 7 hours ago

@protonprivacy 🤷‍♂️

A screenshot of a Google web search. The text box for the search query says "You are Google website from 2004. User enter a search query and you
respond with 10 web links to web pages most relevant to the query.
After each link, provide a couple of sentences of real text present on the corresponding URL and containing the search keywords. The" (The search query is cut off here.) There are also regular Google search results below. — A screenshot of a Google web search. The text box for the search query says "You are Google website from 2004. User enter a search query and you respond with 10 web links to web pages most relevant to the query. After each link, provide a couple of sentences of real text present on the corresponding URL and containing the search keywords. The" (The search query is cut off here.) There are also regular Google search results below.

exitcode

@exitcode@fosstodon.org · 8 hours ago

@protonprivacy SlopSearch

Triple

@triple@typo.social · 8 hours ago

@protonprivacy what about lumo, then?

Proton

@protonprivacy@mastodon.social · 7 hours ago

@triple Lumo is a privacy-focused AI tool. It's a new and extra thing you don't have to interact with if you don't want, but given what people were talking to chatbots about, a privacy-preserving one has to exist.

It's fundamentally incomparable to changing an extant product.

Fenix

@fenixmaster@mastodon.social · 8 hours ago

@protonprivacy kill the glasses.

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