Well, in order for AI to work, a lot of personal information about the user is required, in order to tailor the best possible experience and outcome.
In case the AI tool is local, it seems to be perfectly fine. But in case the user data (the more the better performance, as described by big techs) is stored in data centers around the world and “tied” with your digital ID, I would also prefer not to use it…
It’s your choice, my friend, and your money. But if you ask me, don’t overthink the AI side too much, because the company basically says this outright in its own innovation: privacy is our priority. That’s what this company was founded for in the first place, and even the phone you’re trying to buy is built around privacy. This company is not going to handle the AI issue by making a deal with Google. Of course, they’re working on ways to develop their own AI, but right now the phone itself does not have its own AI. Like I said, the choice is yours.
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