@gabriel1: assume all imessages you ever sent will be picked up by someones personal ai assistant to personalize their way of spea…
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A tweet speculating that all past iMessages could eventually be harvested by personal AI assistants to mimic users' speaking styles, and then sold as data, raising privacy concerns.
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assume all imessages you ever sent will be picked up by someones personal ai assistant to personalize their way of speaking, then sold as data
let’s hope you never said anything private in imessage that could put you in a bad position when public!
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