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Facebook don't need to keep your past posts, their algorithms have already run the data. The real question is whether you can reset the "personas" they assign t
by xs83 7y ago
Facebook don't need to keep your past posts, their algorithms have already run the data. The real question is whether you can reset the "personas" they assign to you....
- ngcc_hk 7y agoAgree. If it is deep learning do not know any way to get from weights back to data.
- goodfight 7y agoThere is some research being done on this topic. At least in ways to sign models so that you can test copyright based on certain input keys.
- nerdponx 7y agoYou can't un-train the model. Your contribution has already been made.
- Fnoord 7y agoEither #1 You can train the model continously #2 the model stops learning #3 it has a submodel which detects you are feeding it false data. Given that people change over time, #2 seems unlikely. The question to me is "how advanced is #3?". Another thing I wonder about is how relative are these to eaxh other. At odds?
- nerdponx 7y ago#1 is a well-established technique called "online learning", and I'd bet money that it's how many of these "industrial scale" ML algorithms are trained. #2 makes no sense from a business perspective. #3 is also well-established. This is how Google's Captchas work, for example.
- oops 7y agoInstead of deleting posts or garbling them, one could replace them and add new posts that portray a false persona.
- jammygit 7y agoCheck out an open source browser extension called track me not that does this with search engine queries
- Haga 7y agoThere are ways to be reclassified as a undesirable persona