2026-10-30 11:15 UTC
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@ronsboy67@mas.to 2026-10-30 12:11
@Tutanota@mastodon.social @dominik@mainz.social @ipaschke@cyberplace.social I'm one of no doubt MANY who've left Proton because of the apparent fanatic devotion to making every All AI all the time, in my case, just a few hours ago. I hope the experience will indeed prove to be "Revolutionary", and one way to achieve that would be for Tuta to publish it position on the role it will allow AI to play, what safeguards and limits it will place on its own use of AI and what protections will be offered to users to keep their exposure to AI to as close to zero as is feasibly possible.
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@dominik@mainz.social 2026-10-30 13:25
@Tutanota@mastodon.social @ipaschke@cyberplace.social do you plan to publish the evaluation? which tools are you evaluating? Sidenote: Are you aware that reddit plans to step up their enshittification even more? I hope you are evaluating alternatives to your presence there (and github too). True sovereignty and stability is a much more important feature to me than the ability to add more code faster. Also please consider the effects of llm use on your employees mental health in addition to environmental an moral concerns.
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@vamoscreciendo@ni.hil.ist 2026-10-30 13:32
@Tutanota@mastodon.social @dominik@mainz.social @ipaschke@cyberplace.social what do you exactly mean by "testing"? is that a pure "technical" test? if that is the case, of course you can easily get to the conclusion that AI could increase the productivity (maybe even a lot). But another question is, is that going to bring you more customers? You don't just offer email. You offer trust. Don't forget the social pros and cons of deciding to use AI in your "evaluation phase"