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In principle, I agree with your point; in practice, I think the claims made my these surveillance/advertising companies are likely as overstated as Musk's last
by ben_w 10mo ago
In principle, I agree with your point; in practice, I think the claims made my these surveillance/advertising companies are likely as overstated as Musk's last decade of self-driving that still can't take a vehicle all the way across the USA without supervision in response to a phone summons.
The evidence I have that causes me to believe them to be overstated, is how even Facebook has frequently shown me ads that inherently make errors about my gender, nationality, the country I live in, and the languages I speak, and those are things they should've been able to figure out with my name, GeoIP, and the occasional message I write.
- esseph 10mo ago> I think the claims made my these surveillance/advertising companies are likely as overstated as Musk's last decade of self-driving They are not overstated, and they are far worse.
- wat10000 10mo agoIt’s funny when Facebook thinks you’re interested in aquariums and shows you aquarium ads when that isn’t your thing at all. It’ll be a lot less amusing when Palantir thinks you’re interested in bombing government buildings.