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Picklebobble2 · 61-69, M
Have to say I've seen little to suggest any of this supposed A:I technology as 'smart' for the user.

Just look at how often your bank claims it requires you to have a particular software update...again because of security concerns.
But you've no idea what you're downloading

And this dominance of Zuckerberg on social media or Bezos at Amazon. Cornering markets with no competitors to keep them honest.
"We need to update your details so you can continue to use our service'
Or these programs writing students essays or cv's for jobs.
New vehicles that require manufacturer/main dealer only maintenance. So you've no choice in who you give your business to much less what data you don't know about being potentially accessed (conversations being recorded ? Isn't that what customers call a data breach ?....data centres ?)

Tried looking for your favourites in terms of music or movies or books lately ?
No video stores or record shops or flea markets to be able to try and find a copy. And even if you did, where are you supposed to get spare parts for your now ageing equipment that you're watching/listening to it on ?

And 'Smart glasses' are just the latest 'trial run' probably for accessing your unique retina pattern since passwords; fingerprints and voice activation have all been proven to be all be potentially corruptible.
deepndeep · 31-35, MNew
@Picklebobble2 what do you think about Chinese replica?

Nightwings · F
First I thought you meant drinking glasses and I was like ok I heard of smart fridges, but glasses??! Lol, but seriously, those are so disturbing, I feel like they should be illegal. 😅
deepndeep · 31-35, MNew
@Nightwings I'm glad we agree on type and use of glasses 🤣

 
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