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I would love it, if AI was only used for useful things, like translation, spelling correction, sorting my photos, Plant/Object ID, actual useful SST, doing Google's old job of actually finding the information I want in the sea of SEO garbage or badly written product descriptions.
But no, I already know it'll primarily be used to spy on you better while draining your battery. At least with all the past spying you knew the data processing isn't THAT advanced. But with AI it'll be like having a literal spy following you around at all times.
And from the state of existing models that are small enough to run on a phone, it'll still be years until they are actually reliable enough to be useful.
Not even just a spy following you, a spy on mushrooms that lies about you based on what they think they overheard.