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Our social media personas are also tiny subsets of our actual personalities. I think most people don't reveal their full character in any one medium. now phone
by ForTheKidz 2y ago
Our social media personas are also tiny subsets of our actual personalities. I think most people don't reveal their full character in any one medium.
now phone conversations—that would be a goldmine and a nightmare.
- Chance-Device 2y agoHmm. Good thought. Perhaps we could, for strictly educational reasons, set up some agencies who could collect these phone conversations. Maybe the Chronicle & Information Agency? Or the National Scholarship Agency?
- bflesch 2y agoone should operate under the assumption that all phone conversations are being recorded and will be stored eternally. with today's technology they are automatically converted to text, and some palantir-rebranded chatGPT model ranks it in different categories such as as counter-intelligence, organized crime, or terrorism. This is state of the art and certainly done on a national scale by someone (with or without approval of your own government).
- ForTheKidz 2y agoAgreed. I didn't really have the nightmare of "what if the government is impersonating me with hundreds or thousands of hours of phone conversation" until this thread, though.
- TechDebtDevin 2y agoI can clone your voice ezpz, without much expertise with a 10 min phone recording. Some banks still use "my voice is my password" for authentication. Crazy.
- djfivyvusn 2y ago[dead]
- jocoda 2y agoI'm comforted by the thought that like me, most people with nothing to say are determined to let us know that. So I was never really bothered by the belief that everything online is being stored somewhere, because I was certain that there was so much crap to wade through that no one could make any use of it. Not so sure about that any more...