It's definitely the fault of the operator. But also how many times has an AI deleted or modified files it was told not to touch? (and then lied about doing so?
How have they not solved this permissions problem? If the AI is operating on a database it should be using creds that don't have DELETE permissions.
Or just don't use a tool like AI that can be relied on.
For the same reason everything is moving to being ad based - because ads pay more, and because the high income users who are willing to pay to get rid of ads are the most valuable users to show ads to.
Google and Facebook showed the way. Consumers see FREE service and it sets the market equilibrium. Retail Windows licenses were already a slim minority. Those who would buy Windows 11 LTSC for Home would be an even smaller group.
How have they not solved this permissions problem? If the AI is operating on a database it should be using creds that don't have DELETE permissions.
Or just don't use a tool like AI that can be relied on.
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