I reckon Copilot+ PC is going to be a product that an entire class of professional just simply can't purchase or use for work. Thinking of #attorneys, #accountants, etc.
Surely the "features" will be able to be disabled, but can anyone reasonably trust that?
Yep, I agree. It is sort of like a cook that poisons some of the food at a restaurant. I'm not going to take their word for it that they have only put arsenic in the gazpacho.
I'm not interested in a nice warm bowl of the chef's finest "Totally Absolutely Poison-Free Broth" either.
Like an NPU? Are the Copilot+ PCs actually shipping with significantly different hardware other than it being ARM? I assumed the NPU stuff was mostly marketing speak.
It just seems wildly misguided -- I mean I said "professionals" to be kind of a wide net catchall term, but even think of "creatives" (I'm using quotes because I'm not sure these are discrete categories of profession.)
Do you want your creative work being continually recorded and offloaded to some remote server to be chewed up? I know the functional reality is that is already going on for most, but this would eliminate the last (even purely theoretical) shadow to hide in.
There must be some kind of mistake. The evidence phase cannot be over, because Trump promised us he would testify. And he is a man of his word, not a coward who chickens out. Right?
Maybe this makes me lazy, but if I hear, the app works quite well with voiceover, but there are a few areas where you will have to use screen recognition, I’m likely to look for another app. Screen recognition has always been a bit buggy and laggy for me.