If a computer’s memory was infinite… ? AI saves all your computer screens. [오목교 전자상가]

Have you ever had the experience of losing files that you didn’t save or copy while using your computer? At this very time, what if the computer could remember itself and restore the ‘past screen’?

There is a program specifically for MacBook that allows this very thing. ‘Rewind AI’ is the protagonist.

This app records everything you see and hear on your Mac, making it easy to find it when you need it. It records all activity, from screen captures to web pages, video editing history, and videos viewed.

In particular, Rewind AI is equipped with a function that can find past screens, recognize letters, and copy them, so you can easily recover lost email content or text in photos.

It also has a voice recognition function, so you can record meetings or conferences. It also provides a ‘Ask’ function that works with GPT, so you can briefly summarize the contents.

However, the downside is that all of these features require significant use of Mac resources.

Rewind AI increases CPU usage in the process of capturing and recognizing the screen every second, which increases battery consumption and heat generation to a noticeable degree. Another unresolved problem is that a significant amount of storage space is required due to the data being recorded every moment.

Above all, the fact that all personal computer usage records are stored and that artificial intelligence such as GPT can access these records has the limitation of threatening the user’s privacy.

In conclusion, Rewind AI brings some very interesting features to Mac users, but it requires a lot of resources and privacy considerations. What do you think about this innovative technology?

Planning: Ha Hyun-jong / Filming: Jeong Hoon / Editing: Jeong Hye-su / Design CG: Kim Tae-hwa / Assistant director: Kim Da-som, intern Lee Myung-cheol / Directing: Park Gyeong-heum

(SBS News)

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