Things that frustrate us all

[fireproof78]

Jury duty.

 

[Kor]

All these stupid AI "assistance" things that I never asked for, now popping up in software that I've been using for ages.

Kor

 

[carcinoGeneticist]

All these stupid AI "assistance" things that I never asked for, now popping up in software that I've been using for ages.

Kor

I hate that so much

 

[Artoo Atari]

All these stupid AI "assistance" things that I never asked for, now popping up in software that I've been using for ages.

Kor

I hate it when programs are "updated" automatically. In fact, they should start numbering these "upgrades" in negative numbers because the next version is usually worse.

It's kind of like a mechanic breaking into your car in the middle of the night to give it an unwanted upgrade, forcing you to call the dealership the next morning when your car doesn't start.

 

[Kraig]

All these stupid AI "assistance" things that I never asked for, now popping up in software that I've been using for ages.

Kor

I hate it when programs are "updated" automatically. In fact, they should start numbering these "upgrades" in negative numbers because the next version is usually worse.

It's kind of like a mechanic breaking into your car in the middle of the night to give it an unwanted upgrade, forcing you to call the dealership the next morning when your car doesn't start.

What's worse is Adobe Acrobat auto download of an update that also puts Adobe Acrobat back in the start menu, then forced a machine restart because of the start menu change. What was the update, that I had to shut down, then take Adobe Acrobat back out of the start menu, then restart again? An AI assistant that I didn't want, that takes up the right part of the screen with its nonsense, that I have to close every time I open a PDF file to read using Adobe.