> in order for it to do everything for us, it has to know everything about us, too
But does it? Does it have to know your birthday? (leave alone the fact that bdays are somehow part of a superkey for your identity).
Why should it know my residence, my spouse, or my CC# (with Apple's TouchID maybe it won't need to)?
Google's concept of AI is too creepy for me. It can be useful without being creepy. They're not even trying to make it less creepy.
Overlay on this the subtext that NSA and other tla's are monitoring all this (leave alone other countries). While I may trust Google, I don't trust them to not be forced to collude with the government.
But does it? Does it have to know your birthday? (leave alone the fact that bdays are somehow part of a superkey for your identity).
Why should it know my residence, my spouse, or my CC# (with Apple's TouchID maybe it won't need to)?
Google's concept of AI is too creepy for me. It can be useful without being creepy. They're not even trying to make it less creepy.
Overlay on this the subtext that NSA and other tla's are monitoring all this (leave alone other countries). While I may trust Google, I don't trust them to not be forced to collude with the government.