AI Code & Improving Windows 11 Privacy
It sounds like an oxymoron: using data-scraping LLMs to build Windows privacy tools. But here we are, playing around with what all the "cool kids" are using. Recently, I've been testing various Large Language Models (LLMs) to see what they are capable of, and I'm suitably impressed. These systems qualify as artificial intelligence in a way prior technology simply couldn't. That being said, I don't think it's the same as human intelligence. While very impressive, I consider our current systems to be advanced representations of accumulated knowledge. When trained and harnessed properly, they allow us to statistically extract that knowledge and apply it. They have been fed representations of human actions, giving them the ability to simulate behavior when prompted. That is what makes this really interesting (and scary for the doomsayers.) Updating the Anti-Spy Script I've been working on two projects with it quite extensively: a system integrity mon...