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Souring on Arc

2024-04-08 17:48:44.494234+02 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Relevant to work discussions: Keith Kurson: Souring on Arc Browser

However, my once unwavering loyalty to Arc Browser has started to waver, all due to the introduction of new AI features that have left me unsettled. While I’m no stranger to using AI tools (I’ve got a Claude and OpenAI subscription!), I find myself at odds with the way Arc now aggregates sources from various areas without regard for my preferences. In a world where trust in news sources is paramount, the inability to curate the content that shapes my browsing experience raises red flags. ...

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