Can I ask areal question? I’m not trying to be a dick or smart ass, I legit don’t get this. What is bullshit here? I read the article and it seems like a useful feature to me.
“this week, we will launch an opt-in experiment”
“those who have opted-in will have the option to access their preferred AI service from the Firefox sidebar”
Is this opt in only feature really terrible? Because as a user of ai, not switching tabs sounds like a nice new feature to me.
Did you read the article? Why would adding an option to use ai in a side bar require shuttering a company?
“this week, we will launch an opt-in experiment”
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“those who have opted-in will have the option to access their preferred AI service from the Firefox sidebar”
There are so many of these brand name products that become the name for the entire category.
Kleenex: Often used to refer to any facial tissue
Band-Aid: Commonly used to refer to any adhesive bandage.
Xerox: Used as a verb meaning to photocopy
Velcro: Refers to hook-and-loop fasteners in general.
Thermos: Used to refer to any vacuum flask or insulated bottle.
Dumpster: Originally a brand name for large trash receptacles, now used generically for any large waste container.
Q-tips: Refers to cotton swabs in general.
Frisbee: A term used to describe any flying disc.
Jacuzzi: Often used to refer to any hot tub or whirlpool bath.
ChapStick: Used generically for any lip balm.
Post-it: Refers to any sticky notes.
Escalator: Originally a brand name, now used for any moving staircase.
Popsicle: Refers to any frozen treat on a stick.
Jet Ski: Used to describe any personal watercraft.
I’m sure there are more.
Wasn’t last years game of the year, Baldurs gate 3, a triple Aaa, single player, game that had an amazing story?
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