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It doesn't really explain why we will have no privacy. I get why you might think that based on today's world, but this world seems deliberately utopian. Althou
by civilized 5y ago
It doesn't really explain why we will have no privacy.
I get why you might think that based on today's world, but this world seems deliberately utopian. Although it claims it isn't.
The vision seems incoherent in that respect. It can't seem to decide if it's a utopian vision or a vision of where current trends are taking us.
- SuperCuber 5y agoYeah, for some reason it makes the leap of "everything is free" -> "the algorithm knows best" -> "no privacy"
- cgriswald 5y agoThe article is incredibly vague about how everything would actually work. However, to be fair, it's hard to imagine how much privacy you can have if anyone can borrow your living room for their meetings because it's not actually yours.