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Vivaldi CEO explains his anti-AI stance: most users don’t want AI in the browser (cybernews.com)
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Jon von Tetzchner, CEO and founder of Vivaldi Technologies, refuses to integrate AI features in its browser and wants human engineers, not AI, to write its code.

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[–] palordrolap@fedia.io 0 points 1 day ago

Chromium is still Chromium. Would I rather that Mozilla got off their AI kick and didn't have to take Alphabet's dime? Sure.

But at least I'm not using a Chromium.

My emergency browser is the MiniBrowser that comes with the WebKit packages on Linux.

As for speed, I don't see any issue. Maybe I might if I switched between browser engines on a regular basis, so I don't do that.