The future of AI isn’t inevitable. It’s a choice we should all have a say in making. Our 2025 State of Mozilla report is live. Choose your future: stateof.mozilla.org
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Liz Lizardbreath · Feb 1
No, if I wanted to use it I’d find a way. Why are you all so set on pushing this down everyone’s throats? How have so many companies forgotten the KISS method? Keep it simple stupid.
spikew · Jan 27
Nice State of Decay, Good Riddance assholes!
Steve Farrugia · Jan 28
donate to @servo.org at opencollective.com/servo
Steve Farrugia · Jan 27
what are you doing, Mozilla?
Harvey · Jan 27
Mozilla: Choose your future. Mozilla (in the same breath): The future is AI and we already made that choice for you. How much money did you waste making this marketing trash? I'm glad I didn't donate to you.
obpt · Jan 28
Your mission is to build and maintain a good web browser. As a user, I do not care about the AI features of my browser. If I want to use AI, I'm using a website that provides AI.
Tsung the Yote · Jan 27
There is no choice presented here. Mozilla is using contrarian language to sell their own generative AI product. This isn't rebelling. This isn't listening to the consumer. This is not coming from the humane perspective. This is an attempt at gaining investors and waning critics away from anti-ai.
SrslyJosh · Jan 28
I choose to not publish slop, not make my coworkers review slop, or even generate slop for personal use. “AI isn’t just another tech trend — it’s at the heart of most apps, tools and technology we use today.” This is so fucking cringeworthy. “AI” is not at the heart of any app or tool that I use.
sir_k. 🇪🇺 🇬🇱 · Jan 27
Hi guys. Can you please revive your Fediverse account?! Thanks! 🙏😎✌️
Scott Riley · Jan 28
pls stop
svenning🌲 · Jan 28
I don't blame you. It's a tricky place to be. - You are not talk of the town anymore. Zen, Dia, etc. appeal more to the kids. - You can't claim to be the good guys when you are backed by Google, plus there are better options around (Vivaldi and Ecosia). But the AI-browser is already claimed.
Minihood · Jan 28
I want to choose a browser that doesn't contain any AI. Not a browser where I have to turn it off and trust it won't be turned back on again without my knowing.
Donovan · Jan 27
This is embarrassing and you should feel bad about it.
Herzatz Fish · Jan 28
You have lost all credibility and respect
@farmerzeke.bsky.social · Jan 27
PLEASE DON'T FUCK UP FIREFOX WITH THE AI CRAP!!!
Eric Bailey · Jan 27
how are you so bad at this
Quark's Bar Labour Union · Jan 27
If its not inevitable, stop. We don't need slop in our browsers, "open" or not.
Quentin · Jan 28
That wording… Then I’ll probably choose a future without any Mozilla product.
@ranger-coyote.bsky.social · Jan 27
In suggesting that AI is inevitable, you only seem to approach the idea of it being a tool to assist humans rather than replace. What is not addressed is how the environmental impact will be dealt with. Do you feel that the amount of water necessary to run a data center is worth it? I do not.
Ilja · Jan 27
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Derek 🗽 · Jan 29
Someone did a thing. justthebrowser.com
Pier · Jan 28
Ferrell (he/they) · Jan 29
How about "No." We don't want AI, we don't need AI, stop trying to hop on the hype train when we already see the bubble getting ready to burst.
Fatale Distraction · Jan 28
Beg to differ. Microsoft CEO has already admitted that AI is useless, and studies are showing that consumers are increasingly frustrated, disillusioned, or downright hateful of AI, and rightly so. Why are you in support of CP and environmental destruction?
Pete · Jan 28
What, in fact, the fuck? You try and push AI. You get told no. You push it again. You get told no again. You put forward a survey which says 'what type of AI do you want?'. Lots of responses contain 'fix the browser, stop including AI' You quadruple down on AI AI *is not a priority to your users*