People forget this. Yes it has real use in very narrow contexts, yes it may get slightly better, but right now they are JUL getting the kids addicted to vapes and it is drawing ungodly amounts of power and electricity to do so.
There are a lot of folks saying that Bluesky's recent outages were due to the vast amounts of vibe coding in their systems. It was days of not working.
You do not know me nor my medical needs. Don't be so presumptuous. Even (and especially!) folks with acute medical needs deserve privacy. Urgency often presents as a moment where people can be taken advantage of.
Given how captured our data is by the lack of regulation even in the medical space in the US. I simply do not want my personal data to be used in anything but in-house signal-to-noise improvement for diagnosis.
Anything else, which is most of it, is unacceptable and I do not consent.
On modern phones once a call or text conversion begins, it remains. No need to memorize or anything, it's just there and context of past conversations will suffice as the way to know who it is.
(Edit: "Modern phones" good lord I'm a dinosaur. Sorry for the patronizing start.)
People forget this. Yes it has real use in very narrow contexts, yes it may get slightly better, but right now they are JUL getting the kids addicted to vapes and it is drawing ungodly amounts of power and electricity to do so.