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> Could you unpack...? Excessive prioritization of satisfying their immediate emotional needs (for more-is-always-better data collection), with relatively mini
by bell-cot 2y ago
> Could you unpack...?
Excessive prioritization of satisfying their immediate emotional needs (for more-is-always-better data collection), with relatively minimal healthy or long-term regard for the national security utility of the resulting behavior pattern.
To be fair - quantity of data collected is a stupid-but-obvious metric, which the CIA probably uses for many status/budget/promotion decisions.
- keepamovin 2y agoAh, makes sense! Would they really have such a simplistic KPI tho? We have collected 12 PB daily over the last quota and are fast approaching 15 PB. We are expected to hit the 20 PB amount sometime in the next 3 months Everyone nods in excitement, gasps and woos. Surely they would have a more targeted and relevant KPI to do with how much of that data is useful / actionable?? Anywho, interesting little chat thanks! Haha :)