But look how cute that avatar looks like. It couldn’t do anything bad, look at it …
No seriously, dressing it up as something happy and cute was an evil genious decision.
I dunno how genius it was. It seems pretty obvious to me. Definitely evil, but let’s not give them too much credit.
Well, they are the first AI business that are doing it as prominently, aren’t they? So if it is obviously why is that so? I don’t want to give them too much credit for it either but it is certainly a clever strategy.
What’s insane to me, is how people keep agreeing to the surveillance madness and we have reached this level at all.
Because nothing bad happened to them… Yet.
Nothing bad happened the first time the clicked accept on the EULA without reading it. Nor on the 2nd, or 10th or 100th and so they become desensitised to giving up rights and nothing bad happens… Until the nth time.
Meta spent years demonstrating what happens when you trust it with personal data. Now it wants your email, password vault and bank login too. Calling that an AI assistant doesn’t make it less absurd.
