Artificial Intelligence
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more info to go along with prophetone's post 2 above:
https://www.cnet.com/news/privac…
on the consumer side, you walk up to a McDonalds self serve kiosk or Walmart's and they adjust the price based on your profile,
maybe through your phone data which gives them access to information about where you live, your work, your net worth potentially and adjust the prices in real time accordingly.This is pretty fucked up. I think.
I mean I'm ok with the wealthy paying more for traffic tickets like they do in Norway or paying more for a cup of coffee or an iPhone although, they'll be the first to complain about a 5¢ raise in a cup of coffee anyway, but this goes beyond levelling the field with what you can afford.
Where it becomes scary is that they can potentially track my wife's cycle and raise the prices of chocolates during that time of month and in that case - god help us all. lol
- Linkedin, FB, Adobe, MS, IG, TIKTOK. they all sell your datas. with all the data combined, they have a really good picture who you are.pango
- oh yeah, well I have none of those! Good luck scraping QBN! they'll assume we're all anti-social commie dimwitted cunts!_niko
- loyalty member card from grocery. cookies from website. whatapp and other messaging apps all sell your data. smart TV, smart appliancespango
- Argh fuck that I’m moving to a cave in the woods._niko
- Imagine one day getting denied medicine from your doctor for your health because they pull up your McDonald’s visitdata sheet since your last doc visitprophetone
- “Sorry Susan, but I can’t offer this prescription that’ll help you because you’ve exceeded your double quarter pounder, limit as outlined by your insurance co”prophetone