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I find it surprising, I would have assumed Apple would simply used subset of informed and paid users to get new data. Just because you need to improve the syste
by _visgean 7y ago
I find it surprising, I would have assumed Apple would simply used subset of informed and paid users to get new data. Just because you need to improve the system does not mean you need to use the recordings from everyone.
- tripzilch 7y agoExactly. And it's unreasonable to expect the public to be aware of the sheer amount of data that modern ML consumes, compared to how the more familiar "this call may be recorded for training purposes" is used. Plus, the latter actually warns you about it every time you are recorded, not somewhere beforehand buried in a TOS. And the experience of "just talking to a computer" (not a person) makes people likely to share all sorts of private stuff.