A good use of AI would be, for example:
- high-quality translation of a foreign text when you point a camera at it. Could be useful for travelers
- recognizing and reading aloud the text from camera image for people who have bad eyesight
- recognizing speech for people who have hearing loss
- image search, for example determining types of plants and insects and dog breeds
- checking grammar and style in text input boxes
Why not google/ddg/bing etc. them? That's on the context menu too, but LLMs seem uniquely suited at some problems like acronyms that are shared across many fields but different meanings, highlighting a sentence turns out the right acronyms very fast where search engines would take several attempts and is what I used to do previously.
Firefox users: "Stop cramming AI into my browser!"
Mozilla: "How 'bout I do, anyway?"
it looks like it's an explicit option to open a window with AI features and without, so you get a choice to enable the features if you want them
ChrisArchitect•2mo ago