I think there is a straight distinction that can be made. With humans, you can't determine if or how that information will be utilized. With any machine, you wi

I think there is a straight distinction that can be made. With humans, you can't determine if or how that information will be utilized. With any machine, you will. It's practically a copy. If it's only storing derivate information, if there is fuzziness, that's intended. Far in the future - if ever - where we have biological grade artificial beings which you can't program, control and limit in the classical software development sense, this could be rethought. Until then, we don't need to humanize machines.