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As the future becomes Agentic, and you need to pay your AI agents off credit cards + face ID stuff possibly, how will this affect us? (lemmy.world)

submitted 3 days ago by SlayersFan@lemmy.world to c/privacy@lemmy.ml

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Wonder on what you guys think about this, if the future of work requires us to use AI/AI agents, and this is tied to a personal account (tied to our ID) how will that change work and our lives? Every tiny mistake, any curiosity, any eureka moment or inefficiency, all of those will be recorded, tied to your identity, forever and ever to the end of time. It freaks me out...

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[–] eremophila@lemmy.zip 1 points 3 days ago (1 children)

Depends on your definition of what "restrictive" is. If you were born in, or even lived most of your life in a city, your perspective of reality is severely warped.

[–] SlayersFan@lemmy.world 2 points 2 days ago

My definition of restrictive is having limited access to the things people who don't live isolated have access to. I've lived both on a capital city an a more rural/countryside area, even on the countryside there are cameras on buses, hospitals, gov buildings, on houses, of not all houses like in the city, but if you go out anywhere even here, you will get recorded. (unless you go to a place without people, which as I said would be restrictive)

My perspective of reality might be "warped" as you say, but does that change any argument I'm making? Or it's something you just wanted to say?