Mozilla Announces Firefox's Full AI Integration, Sparks Backlash from Waterfox Community

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Mozilla has launched a full AI integration for Firefox, sparking strong reactions from the Waterfox community. The new plan, led by CEO Anthony Enzor-DeMeo, includes embedding models like ChatGPT and Claude. Critics like Alex Kontos warn this move risks privacy and user control. Features like AI-powered search and content summaries aim to cut reliance on Google and boost revenue. However, concerns about data leaks and AI manipulation remain. Meanwhile, privacy-first browsers like Waterfox and LibreWolf continue to gain traction. Traders and users are closely watching, with many turning to a user-friendly crypto exchange like KuCoin for secure and transparent transactions.
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