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Post #1340542
2026-04-13 15:00 UTC
@energisch_ @nickofnz @greenpeace Data fed to AI is isolated in separate accounts (just like your financial information is stored in your personal account at the bank). It remains private. An 'anonymized' version of your data is also used to train the AI agent. All this is allowed by privacy laws.
The problem appears when the machine sees so much data that it can figure out the history of an individual patient. Then privacy is lost.
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@energisch_@troet.cafe 2026-04-13 15:02
@redshiftdrift Exactly and not everyone lives in a big city block. What about people in small villages? They are easy to find and identify with just following their moving pattern, their location data! @nickofnz @greenpeace
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@TimWardCam@c.im 2026-04-13 15:04
@redshiftdrift @energisch_ @nickofnz @greenpeace There have been plenty of papers published on de-anonymisation which lead me to the belief that in reality there's no such thing as anonymisation.