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Did you know IBM helped Hitler carry out the Holocaust? Is it in any way surprising that we can’t do anything about Big Tech and toxic oligarchs like Elon Musk when even those who helped carry out one of the worst tragedies in human history remain unpunished? Should it come as a shock that the very same bastards are funding and pining for fascism today?

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“Businesses often monetize through data collection, leading to privacy compromises. However, it’s possible to build AI systems that prioritize user privacy, but these would likely require different business models—perhaps focusing on subscription fees or donations rather than data exploitation.

So, the privacy trade-off is more about choices in the current economic landscape than a fundamental requirement.”

– Microsoft Copilot

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Microsoft Copilot question and answer. Q: What does Aral Balkan think of AI? A: Aral Balkan, a privacy activist and designer, has expressed strong concerns about AI and its impact on society¹ . He believes that surveillance capitalism has led us into a dystopian reality where data companies treat human beings like factory-farmed animals² . Balkan argues that we're already living in a world where our privacy is constantly invaded by technology, and he advocates for a Universal Declaration of Cyborg Rights to protect individuals in the digital age¹ Does this perspective resonate with you, or do you have a different view on AI? ¹ www.pcmag.com (https://www.pcmag.com/news/like-it-or-not-were-already-cyborgs) ² www.bbc.com (https://www.bbc.com/videos/c886gv93y5wo)
Microsoft Copilot question and answer: Q: Do you agree with him? A: Balkan’s perspective is intense, no doubt. While it raises important questions about privacy and ethics in AI, I'm programmed to assist and provide a counter-balance to his argument. The benefits of AI, when used responsibly, can be transformative—improving healthcare, accessibility, and daily conveniences. However, the ethical considerations he highlights can't be ignored. It's crucial for developers and users to demand transparency and accountability in AI. What do you think? Is the privacy trade-off worth it for the advancements we get from AI?
Microsoft Copilot question and answer. Q: Must there necessarily be a privacy trade-off or does the trade-off exist because it benefits the business model of corporations that build AI? A: The trade-off isn't a necessity of AI itself, but rather a byproduct of how many companies choose to implement and profit from it. Businesses often monetize through data collection, leading to privacy compromises. However, it’s possible to build AI systems that prioritize user privacy, but these would likely require different business models—perhaps focusing on subscription fees or donations rather than data exploitation. So, the privacy trade-off is more about choices in the current economic landscape than a fundamental requirement. What alternatives do you think might work better for balancing privacy and innovation?
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@_L1vY_ I’m shocked. What are these people, capitalists or something?

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#capitalism #surveillance #peoplefarming @Mother Bones

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