I'm not a lawyer but I suppose it would depend on the ToS and if the user agrees to the recording and processing. But if it allows the extraction of the real identity of the user it's probably a GDPR issue.
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@nordiesta@europe.pub I've created a bug report on the Lemmy GitHub project. I'll get back to you as soon as the issue is resolved!
Interesting. I'll investigate and get back to you.
Not if this means allowing hate speech, misinformation, harmful content, and less protection for minorities. It only benefits extremists and the companies themselves.
Then again, you should always assume every image and link in an email from a company or service is designed to track you.
That's the reason why you should disable them by default.
A net failure
Yeah, I think this is part of their current business model, unfortunately.
I mean, it wouldn't be hard to implement OpenAI compatible APIs. That would access to pretty much any AI service, including self hosted like Ollama.
But this would make their service unnecessary.
Yeah, that's bad if you care about AI.
You are right. I'll remove it.
It wasn't just the replacement of jobs but also a drop in quality. Same as we see with AI.
In the US maybe but not in Germany, Austria and probably most countries in Europe.