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Article questions data creation and its role in AI and privacy

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The article "Siding 29" questions the necessity of creating data records from ordinary life, exploring how everyday activities have transformed into data infrastructure. It examines various facets including location tracking, loyalty programs, data brokers, surveillance pricing, AI, privacy law, and data sovereignty. Ultimately, it prompts reflection on whether alternative approaches to data creation and governance are possible. AI

IMPACT Explores the implications of AI on data privacy and governance, prompting a discussion on responsible data creation.

RANK_REASON The item is a commentary on data privacy and AI's role in data infrastructure, not a primary release or significant industry event.

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Article questions data creation and its role in AI and privacy

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  1. Mastodon — sigmoid.social TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    We keep asking who may use our data. Siding 29 asks an earlier question: Does this record need to exist at all? It looks at how ordinary life became data infras

    We keep asking who may use our data. Siding 29 asks an earlier question: Does this record need to exist at all? It looks at how ordinary life became data infrastructure—from location tracking, loyalty programs and data brokers to surveillance pricing, AI, privacy law and data sov…

    LINKS lawrencenault.me/…/siding29.html

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