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Inside Project Nova, Firefox's biggest redesign in years (www.pcworld.com)
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[–] XLE@piefed.social 32 points 20 hours ago

Those quotes are nearly incomprehensible and they aren't isolated incidents either. This CEO talks like every tech CEO selling AI products.

When you look at the term browser, it’s very antiquated in the sense that there’s static content, and when I click on the content, I get to the next link... With apps, it became more bidirectional. There’s more rich engagement with AI.

Instead of being a browser, it’s becoming a generative system, but it’s not doing it in a negative way that prevents the person’s incentive from creating the content in the first place.

CEO sure did say a thing. But it's [the interviewer's job to say please explain what you mean" in response.