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Microsoft Copilot question and answer. Q: Must there necessarily be a privacy trade-off or does the trade-off exist because it benefits the business model of corporations that build AI? A: The trade-off isn't a necessity of AI itself, but rather a byproduct of how many companies choose to implement and profit from it. Businesses often monetize through data collection, leading to privacy compromises. However, it’s possible to build AI systems that prioritize user privacy, but these would likely require different business models—perhaps focusing on subscription fees or donations rather than data exploitation. So, the privacy trade-off is more about choices in the current economic landscape than a fundamental requirement. What alternatives do you think might work better for balancing privacy and innovation?

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Microsoft Copilot question and answer. Q: Must there necessarily be a privacy trade-off or does the trade-off exist because it benefits the business model of corporations that build AI? A: The trade-off isn't a necessity of AI itself, but rather a byproduct of how many companies choose to implement and profit from it. Businesses often monetize through data collection, leading to privacy compromises. However, it’s possible to build AI systems that prioritize user privacy, but these would likely require different business models—perhaps focusing on subscription fees or donations rather than data exploitation. So, the privacy trade-off is more about choices in the current economic landscape than a fundamental requirement. What alternatives do you think might work better for balancing privacy and innovation?
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Aral Balkan (aral@mastodon.ar.al)'s status on Thursday, 17-Oct-2024 02:11:21 JST Aral Balkan

“Businesses often monetize through data collection, leading to privacy compromises. However, it’s possible to build AI systems that prioritize user privacy, but these would likely require different business models—perhaps focusing on subscription fees or donations rather than data exploitation.
So, the privacy trade-off is more about choices in the current economic landscape than a fundamental requirement.”
– Microsoft Copilot
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