The scary thing is this is what Facebook, Google, and OpenAI are working to provide.
I think the pervasive lack of privacy, mixed with improving AI, is a first class security disaster. As in, orders of magnitude more serious than buffer overflows.
At some point, our culture and legal system are going to have to bend to fix the pervasive surveillance problem. Or we will all be at a tremendous disadvantage to all the entities collating our lives.
The scary thing is this is what Facebook, Google, and OpenAI are working to provide.
I think the pervasive lack of privacy, mixed with improving AI, is a first class security disaster. As in, orders of magnitude more serious than buffer overflows.
At some point, our culture and legal system are going to have to bend to fix the pervasive surveillance problem. Or we will all be at a tremendous disadvantage to all the entities collating our lives.
This reads like a LinkedIn post.
Interesting can't wait for the local version
I suppose I should journal more too. Or aggregate my hacker News comments
oh boy! another completely inane use of an LLM.. Lets make a blog about it?