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noname223

Archangel
Aug 18, 2020
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Pro: I am a mass user in an online forum and posted a lot.
I spend a lot of time online and I use mainstream services
I think there are a lot of information tied to my accounts even if they cannot connect all to my real identity
I think machine learning could make impressive predictions about my (online) behavior and my current mental state
I feed the algorithms with using Youtube and search engines
Sometimes I am unaware of things when I am paranoid a machine might spot that or in case of chatGPT make it worse and lead me into an AI psychosis


Con: The information is very selective and I think I only share some types of information there are some gaps
I think when I use AI I notice it gets a lot of things wrong. And sometimes it makes false inferences and just guesses something

The answer is a yes and no. It depends.
 
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Dejected 55

Enlightened
May 7, 2025
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No. It is contextless unqualified information that the bots gather about us. The closest it gets to "knowing" us are the places we shop that track our purchases and try to recommend other things to us... but even they they are recommending not based on us but trying to find connections between our patterns and other people's patterns... and if you don't fit the pattern, the suggestions will make no sense.
 
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