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You're right, I didn't read it. I'm responding to comments in general on this article and others, which is full of misconceptions. I didn't bother with the arti
by 93po 3y ago
You're right, I didn't read it. I'm responding to comments in general on this article and others, which is full of misconceptions. I didn't bother with the article itself because every single one I've read is also full of misconceptions or incomplete information or uncharitable interpretations or unsubstantiated personal attacks against Sam Altman.
> As Molly points out, you're making a huge assumption that this number that uniquely identifies your iris isn't useful information to sell to someone (or for someone to hack).
How would someone possibly use the information that you've already scanned your iris to your detriment? How does that benefit anyone?
- lolinder 3y agoLet me know when you've read the article, and I'll reply to your question if you're unsatisfied with her answer. I'm not going to rehash any more of the points that Molly already made.