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Reading „cloud“ and „cancer test“ in the same article gives me the shivers. This is arguably one of the most sensitive pieces of information one can own about a
by manmal 6y ago
Reading „cloud“ and „cancer test“ in the same article gives me the shivers. This is arguably one of the most sensitive pieces of information one can own about a person. The NN could just run in the app, recent phones are heavily optimized for this anyway.
- skrunch 6y agoOn the fence about this. On the one hand I agree that sensitive data should stay local, but on the other hand this would make their very valuable asset (the model) public.
- yread 6y agoIs it really that scary? In countries with sane laws and/or universal health care you can shout about your cancer diagnosis from the rooftops.
- peteradio 6y agoNow imagine you live in a country without sane (or sanely enforced) protective laws _OR_ universal healthcare!
- mixedbit 6y agoDo cloud tests really change much? How many people will start Googling information about a disease as soon as they have a positive diagnosis, giving Google the information without any cloud tests.
- skummetmaelk 6y agoYour argument is that because things are already bad it doesn't hurt to make them worse?
- mixedbit 6y agoNo, it wasn't my argument
- manmal 6y agoI could be googling for a relative, or because of an upcoming test. An uploaded test is a hard fact.