New AI Gadget Records Your Entire Life and Then Lies to You About What Happened

In reviewing the spirit of humor as it was dystopian, freedomVictoria’s song described what was the case in wearing bees, which is a new pin that can be worn from artificial intelligence, for a month – and how sometimes “FanFICTION” is spit on her life where she listened to everything she said and did.

It was described as an “Memory” device, as well as iOS and chatbot, cost Bee “Pioner Band” $ 50 and looks, as Song wrote, “Like Fitbit in the era of 2015”. With such low public expenditures, there must be dodges – but as the clerk suggested, these dodges appear to exceed the Bee value offer to remember the things that forget their wearer.

Since it is Amnesty International, one of the most interesting bee aspects is the daily fact examination sessions. Every evening at 8 pm, the application asks users to confirm or reject different things heard and concluded, and some were creeping and many of them were incorrect.

During the bus riding, for example, the application became convinced that it had a patient in Louisiana that would have caused harm to another person-although it is a journalist based in New York City, and not a medical specialist. Later, the application suggested that the writer follow up with the aforementioned patient.

This catastrophe shows one of the biggest failures of Bee: its inability to distinguish between the two speakers. Whether he listens to her wearer, or whatever he is talking about, or a character on TV, or Kendrick Lamar, it seems that bee thinks that everyone The words that happen around it are useful and implemented. (In an interview with freedomHowever, Bee Cofterner and CEO Maria de Lardis Zolo insisted that the company is working to “discover Lifity” that would prevent the broadcasting pin from thinking are real conversations).

After wearing the AI ​​pin for a few days, Song noticed something strange: she started realizing that she was listening to it within very special moments. After committing “bathroom crimes”, the writer noticed loudly: “Calm! This thing is listening to me!” Later, Bee suggested restarting Lactaid.

Although she tried to “conceal” the pin about others to protect their privacy, Song admitted that the aspects of the conversations that occurred when it was supposed to be out seeking to start crops in its daily summaries – which, by the second weekend, became an obsession for the writer.

Soon after, this obsession turned into the madness of greatness as the song began to interrogate the “Memories” series that lined up the bees that were not lined with.

Although some Bee summaries were useful, the registration of permanent pin was generally intrusive. The writer’s husband said they hate it, and that “it was not useful enough given the extent of violation of my privacy.”

“After I lived with the bees, I did not sell artificial intelligence while doubling your memory,” Song wrote. “Certainly, it was appropriate to obtain summaries for business meetings. I felt suitable. But it’s the other moments of life – that sensitive and engraved – as the use of bees looked more like a snoring.”

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