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AI is getting added to everything, including the Web Browser, which will have some severe unanticipated downside for the user. | AI is getting added to everything, including the Web Browser, which will have some severe unanticipated downside for the user. | ||
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| + | Author: Tom Jones 2024-09-21 | ||
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| − | Google has been trying to make web apps, that are downloaded from web sites, as attractive and useful as native apps, that are downloaded from the app store. | + | Google has been trying to make web apps, that are downloaded from web sites, as attractive and useful as native apps, that are downloaded from the app store. Now that AI is getting added to |
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| + | ==Problems== | ||
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| + | ===User Profiling=== | ||
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| + | ===Prompt Injection=== | ||
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| + | ===Cycle Stealing=== | ||
| + | Optimization of web sites has long included pushing more of the web site code into [[JavaScript]] which runs on the browser both to make the site more responsive as well as to reduce the compute load on the server. For the point of view of the web server, cycles on the browser are free compute resources. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Revision as of 07:47, 21 September 2024
Contents
Full Title
AI is getting added to everything, including the Web Browser, which will have some severe unanticipated downside for the user.
Author: Tom Jones 2024-09-21
Context
Google has been trying to make web apps, that are downloaded from web sites, as attractive and useful as native apps, that are downloaded from the app store. Now that AI is getting added to
Problems
User Profiling
Prompt Injection
Cycle Stealing
Optimization of web sites has long included pushing more of the web site code into JavaScript which runs on the browser both to make the site more responsive as well as to reduce the compute load on the server. For the point of view of the web server, cycles on the browser are free compute resources.
