Data Privacy

Yeah, I just say I'm so when we think about what's happening now, like AI is like the cutting edge that everyone keeps thinking about.

But data privacy is like many years that we should have taken care of this many years ago.

We're so behind the times in terms of how fast technology is changing.

So, you know, better late than never.

I'm glad they're doing it.

But I will also say that like there, you know, that was from years ago, which, you know, really should have been taken care of before all of this data got out.

um and you know we're we're beyond that now like we need protection from like ai which is it's not even there but continuing on with it

quick thing to chime in with if people are interested in reading if you're looking for um fiction reading that feels very like prescient of its like near-term future highly recommend the book hum by helen phillips which takes place in a a not-too-distant future where, like, a lot of the planet is destroyed by climate change and everything is run by, like, the surveillance robot, like, humanoid surveillance robots who are constantly trying to sell you things whenever they interact with you.

So,

John, I'll just say I tried to read that book, and it was too bleak.

I could not even read it.

Like, I can't.

I think about this stuff all day long.

Right? And

the book was too real.

Yeah.

It was

too soon, but like too soon before and not too soon

after.

I know.

Too close.

Too close.

Another good one, though, is Dave Eggers' The Circle, which is about a company that's kind of like a mix between Meta and Google and somebody who works there and basically realizes like this is deeply.

Yeah.

Yeah.

Yeah, I just say I'm so when we think about what's happening now, like AI is like the cutting edge that everyone keeps thinking about.

But data privacy is like many years that we should have taken care of this many years ago.

We're so behind the times in terms of how fast technology is changing.

So, you know, better late than never.

I'm glad they're doing it.

But I will also say that like there, you know, that was from years ago, which, you know, really should have been taken care of before all of this data got out.

um and you know we're we're beyond that now like we need protection from like ai which is it's not even there but continuing on with it

quick thing to chime in with if people are interested in reading if you're looking for um fiction reading that feels very like prescient of its like near-term future highly recommend the book hum by helen phillips which takes place in a a not-too-distant future where, like, a lot of the planet is destroyed by climate change and everything is run by, like, the surveillance robot, like, humanoid surveillance robots who are constantly trying to sell you things whenever they interact with you.

So,

John, I'll just say I tried to read that book, and it was too bleak.

I could not even read it.

Like, I can't.

I think about this stuff all day long.

Right? And

the book was too real.

Yeah.

It was

too soon, but like too soon before and not too soon

after.

I know.

Too close.

Too close.

Another good one, though, is Dave Eggers' The Circle, which is about a company that's kind of like a mix between Meta and Google and somebody who works there and basically realizes like this is deeply.

Yeah.

Yeah.