History's worst tyrants established "special" military units to supress civilian opponents - and all justified it on the basis of asserting "law and order".

Trump National Guard deployments and inevitable domestic US Military deployments are a textbook example of this tyrannical authoritarianism.

this is fundamentally the difference between a product that's free where the user is the product vs. a license and building for an enterprise. You couldn't suck-up and watch everything in an environment yet operate in every fortune 100 if data providence wasn't respected.

Yes, but the course correction was a good thing. People do make mistakes.

This is where I'll have to disagree with you Microsoft AI platforms are worlds apart from how Meta AI platforms operate in regards to privacy.

Microsoft's privacy opt-ins means it does indeed have to sit there.

Link: support.microsoft.com/en-us/window...

Against the sea of Copilots given all the Copilot branding is super confusing. Now I get where you're coming from.

Recall is a Windows feature for Copilot+ PCs and wasn't opt-in initially which I agree was a mistake. That however has rightfully changed, a customer has to opt in to the feature.

Wouldn't that go against Microsoft's RAI principles? Aren't they pretty upfront with what copilot will or won't observe in a customer account via what data sharing is enabled?

LLMs, I agree aren't security respecting, but isn't that what compound architectures are for?