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A model processing all that data doesn't sound fun. Sounds like the next generation of Cambridge Analytica waiting to happen, but this time it's information on
by drawfloat 3y ago
A model processing all that data doesn't sound fun. Sounds like the next generation of Cambridge Analytica waiting to happen, but this time it's information on every facet of your life.
I realise this is completely permited by Slack/other services and you agree to it as part of ToS, but people did with Facebook too. Doesn't lessen the rude awakening that awaits the majority of users.
- hanselot 3y agoImagine how AGILE we can be if we each have our own AI micromanaging us on our local machines.
- FridgeSeal 3y agoI want off this wild ride. Are you ready for EXPONENTIAL PRODUCTIVITY gains, optimise EVERY FACET of your life with generative AI that will commoditise your most personal and internal nature.
- LeeroyWasHere 3y agoYes, let's make humans the physical APIs / interfaces for machines and plug them directly into people's ears. Can't wait to be told when is the optimal time to go to the bathroom.
- ChatGTP 3y agoLike my Apple Watch telling me to stand up when I’m picking a splinter out of my nephews foot. Good idea, not the time.
- Riverheart 3y agoObligatory Manna reference “Manna told employees what to do simply by talking to them. Employees each put on a headset when they punched in. Manna had a voice synthesizer, and with its synthesized voice Manna told everyone exactly what to do through their headsets.” https://marshallbrain.com/manna1 https://marshallbrain.com/manna1
- rchaud 3y agoTech bros assimilating with McKinsey MBA management bros, as if the future wasn't already bleak enough.
- soderfoo 3y agoFeel like the Corporate Bingo Card is obligatory here[0] Or should I say, we need to galvanize the synergies offered by this productivity tool to structurally empower all stakeholders. [0] https://1fish2.github.io/buzzword-bingo/corp-bingo.html https://1fish2.github.io/buzzword-bingo/corp-bingo.html
- dan-robertson 3y ago‘Cambridge Analytica’ feels like a meaningless buzzword at this point. But the main thing I’d say here is that, at least in most companies, the things you write in emails or on the corporate wiki or whatever are not private to you – they are owned by the company. That doesn’t mean people don’t sometimes use corporate email for various private things, and it will certainly be used for sensitive things, eg it would be bad if something had read all the emails and could then answer questions like ‘is the firm thinking of firing X?’. But fundamentally, I think AI applied to corporate information retrieval is pretty different to whatever is meant by ‘next generation of Cambridge Analytica’.