eliasebner

I don't even know what this is, but I must say, AI features don't seem to be improving the web experience, so anything AI related is usually not worth keeping (as far as I know, maybe there is something I haven't considered).

Mozilla seems to be going down a lot of rather futile side-paths, if you know what I mean. Nobody asked for this? Just make Firefox a better browser, work on the web standards I guess, do the things people actually need.

Looks like AI slop to me.

I personally always feed my blog posts into an LLM, but I only let it point out issues: I never apply the suggestions it gives me. What I mean is that if it gives me a paragraph or sentence to replace inside my article I won't copy paste his suggestion in the text, I will review the problematic section myself and, if I agree that it must be revised, rewrite it on my own. Ideally, this would happen without even reading the AI's suggested replacement.