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Windows 12 and the coming AI chip war
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this post was submitted on 28 Dec 2023
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Microsoft OS workload on an AI-optimized chip:
(5%) consumer benefit - users can get access to Clippy+ with a Microsoft premium account subscription, that if users aren't subscribed, they're reminded every time they go into the settings application
(15%) anti-piracy & copyright protection
(70%) harvesting and categorizing all user activities, for indiscriminate internal use, sale to other companies, and delivery to governments
(10%) Uninstallable OEM bloatware that does the same, but with easily exploited security flaws that are never effectively patched
Oh god the using AI/neural nets for anti-piracy stuff hadn't even occurred to me but it's absolutely something that will happen...