Essentially killing anonymity on the web is not worth any of these. Facebook alone provides a huge data trove of people's real names linked to posts that this m

Essentially killing anonymity on the web is not worth any of these. Facebook alone provides a huge data trove of people's real names linked to posts that this machine could parse. Anyone with any form of professional presence on the web would possibly be vulnerable to any comments long enough to be matched on other sites. Unfortunately if the tech exists, it will be released, but I don't think the positives outweigh the negatives here. The chilling effects in terms of comments alone would be bad.