Is AI Really Going to Change Everything? Let's Find Out.
Is Facial Recognition AI Tracking You Without Your Knowledge? Yes, facial recognition AI is tracking you in more places than most people realize: retail stores, airports, smart glasses, and police tools. Eight documented wrongful arrests in the U.S. stem from flawed facial recognition. Meta embedded facial recognition code in its Ray-Ban smart glasses, and Clearview … Read more
Can Employers Use AI to Spy on Their Employees? Yes, employers can legally use AI to monitor employees in most U.S. states, with few limits. AI tools now track keystrokes, mouse movements, Slack tone, bathroom breaks, and even emotional states. The EU AI Act classifies workplace monitoring AI as high-risk, requiring human oversight. U.S. federal … Read more
Why Does It Feel Like AI Knows Too Much About You? AI systems infer personal details you never shared by connecting data points across conversations, browsing history, and behavioral patterns. A chatbot can deduce your income from car repair questions and nanny contracts, or your health issues from repeated symptom queries. This is not mind-reading—it … Read more
Can AI Companies See Your Private Conversations? Yes. OpenAI, Google, and Anthropic all use human reviewers to read portions of user conversations for model improvement and safety monitoring. OpenAI’s Project Lily sends chats to hundreds of contractors. Google retains reviewed Gemini chats for up to three years. Your conversations are not confidential, and opting out … Read more
Is Your Personal Data Being Used to Train AI Without Your Permission? Yes, in many cases your personal data has been used to train AI models without your explicit permission. Companies like Meta, OpenAI, and Google have trained AI systems on public posts, photos, and chat conversations by default, relying on “legitimate interest” or broad … Read more