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I just find stuff like this really scary. Google basically knows everything about this guy's life. I understand that he isn't personally concerned by this, but
by Ar-Curunir 13y ago
I just find stuff like this really scary. Google basically knows everything about this guy's life.
I understand that he isn't personally concerned by this, but I feel that a lot of people would be scared by things like this.
- kissickas 13y agoIf you had a secretary, they would most likely know even more about your life, and you would have to pay them. I don't find it too scary - if it didn't know anything about me, what use would it be? It could place calls and set alarms for me, like Siri, but there's no way you can truly call that a "digital assistant."
- darklajid 13y agoThat analogy is flawed. A human assistant probably wouldn't store every information about you forever. It usually is a single person, not a megacorp. You would pay the assistant as you already stated - the motivation of the assistant to provide services are clear and well understood. I agree with the GP, this scares me. I am interested in this technology, but won't hand over the required information. A 'personal' life tracking/assistant service would be useful..