People who don't understand and read these articles and think Skynet. People who know their buzz words think AGI Fortune isn't exactly renowned for its Technology journalism

Oh great, yet another secure messaging app. Getting people to move off Messenger or even WhatsApp is tricky enough already for to interview and resistance to change. But even when you can coax them to move, you then often end up in a debate about where to move to. Signal, Briar, Viber, whatever proprietary thing Apple is currently pushing, or the thousands of other options/apps. I guess we can just add this one to that long list.

That's a good way to use the tool. I generally use the OpenAI option to set up a custom gpt and tell it to become an expert on the subject I'm writing about, then set the parameters. Then once I've tested it on a piece of the subject matter I already understand and confirm it's working properly, I begin asking it questions. When I'm out of questions or just need a break, I go back and check the citations for each answer just to make sure I'm not getting bad data. Once I've run out of questions and all the data is verified, I have it create an outline with a brief summary of each section. Then I take that outline and use that to guide me as I write. Also it seems like the A.I. always puts at least one section in the wrong place so that's just another reason I like to write it myself and just use an A.I. summary outline.

My previous Motorola also has an e/OS/ spin. But sadly my current one does not.

Yeah, not a choice any of us who work in tech can make. But the small choices we CAN make do add up significantly.

I see. If moving to another country, where you don't have to suffer such conditions, is also not an option then I hope you're looking for something else while you're at your current job. These are no conditions anyone should suffer.

It is absolutely relevant enough to be published publicly. Yet you can already see people calling for phone bans... Yes, because they should've been banned 10 years ago