I'm John Battsch with my colleague Jean Marks, the small business columnist for the

Guardian newspaper and for the Philadelphia Inquirene.

Right now we're looking at Jean's medium page where he features something from Microsoft

that knows everything you do no matter what you think you're hiding.

This is a laptop that spies on us, Gene, is that what it does? That's not really fair. Is that what it does?

That's not really fair.

Yeah, people call it like that it is spy.

Microsoft had some big announcements.

I wrote about this in Forbes,

and I, you know, I repost all my stuff on my medium page. This was, you know,

Microsoft's announcement just, you know, two weeks ago. It was that they're coming

out with new AI updates to their Windows operating system.

The one that caught a lot of attention, John,

was called Windows Recall, which basically means

that it's using AI to watch everything you're doing on your computer so that if you make a

mistake or you want to ask it to bring something up again or where did I save this

file or you know how do I make this adjustment again or

I you know I want to make this you know configuration change it's it's tracking

everything that you're doing so it's creating its own you know little large language model of all of your

activities so that you can have a better performance on your computer and

and actually have better interactions of managing how your computer are now a lot of people up in arms because not

surprising they're not really crazy about Microsoft tracking everything

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