why give it root access to your life? i don't use these tools but it seems like you should never give anything that access. if a claw needs email, set up a google account just for it and forward relevant stuff to it. share your calendar with it. whatever, just don't let it "be" you.

access control, provisioning, and delegation have been solved for a very long time now.

Oh awesome. I wanted to use this last year but safari hadn't shipped support yet and I hit some problem with the polyfill.

Looks like safari shipped support in December though so now I can go nuts

> This analysis will be “necessarily case-by- case” because it will “depend on the circumstances, particularly how the AI tool operates and how it was used to create the final work.”

This seems the opposite of the cut and dry "cannot be copyrighted" stance I was replying to.

> The content you are looking for is currently unavailable.

The power of voice dictation for me is that I can get out every scrap of nuance and insight I can think of as unfiltered verbal diarrhea. Doing this gives me solidly an extra 9 in chance of getting good outputs.

Stream of consciousness typing for me is still slower and causes me to buffer and filter more and deliberately crafting a perfect prompt is far slower still.

LLMs are great at extracting the essence of unstructured inputs and voice lets me take best advantage of that.

Voice output, on the other hand, is completely useless unless perhaps it can play at 4x speed. But I need to be able to skim LLM output quickly and revisit important points repeatedly. Can't see why I'd ever want to serialize and slow that down.