The Dangers Of Our AI Models

Picture a reality where whether you are at work or picking up your child from school, someone is tracking exactly where you are and logging it away for analysis. On the way home, you stop at the grocery store and pick up a six-pack and a few snacks. Someone is tracking those activities, too. Then when you bring those snacks to a party that night with your friends, all your conversations are captured and logged as well. The next day you have a meeting with a loan officer at a bank where you're hoping to get the money you need to start a business you've been working toward creating for years but are denied.