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Jun 5, 2023 • 12 tweets • 2 min read
🔥Regulate us, but not really
I've just left an in-person event with Sam Altman and Ilya Sutskever (OpenAI's CEO & Chief Scientist) at Tel Aviv University, and these were my impressions:
- there was a disproportional time talking about the risk of a super powerful and perhaps dangerous Artificial General Intelligence (AGI). It felt like part of a PR move to increase the hype and interest in AI-based applications >>
Jun 4, 2023 • 13 tweets • 2 min read
🚫 Say NO to sharenting - protect children's privacy
Why? Read this:
If you have kids (or take care of kids), it is a bad idea to document their lives on social media. This behavior is called sharenting, and it can have negative consequences for the child. >>
May 30, 2023 • 6 tweets • 2 min read
🔥 The intersection between privacy & AI
A quick summary of @CNIL's action plan >>
The French Data Protection Authority - @CNIL - has recently published its four-step action plan on AI, and it is the best official document I have seen so far that deals with the intersection between data protection and AI.
The four steps highlighted in this action plan are: >>
Jan 28, 2023 • 12 tweets • 4 min read
Today is officially Data Privacy Day!
We are celebrating by spreading #privacy awareness and sharing below The Privacy Whisperer's top 10 articles, which have discussed topics from children's privacy to Privacy UX:
The TOP 21 Books in Privacy & Data Protection That You Must Read ASAP
Are you new to #privacy & #dataprotection? Looking for book recommendations? Check out my list with the top 21 books in privacy & data protection that you must read ASAP. (The list is not in order of preference)
1- Privacy’s Blueprint: The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies by @hartzog. [To understand how technology - software, hardware, algorithm & design - is not neutral: it can easily manipulate us and negatively affect our privacy].
If you have kids (or take care of kids), it is a bad idea to document their lives on social media. This behavior is called sharenting, and it can have negative consequences for the child.
An uncomfortable thread about children's #privacy:
(1/10)
Most adults don't realize they are sharing the child's pictures online to get the dopamine hit that comes with likes, comments & shares. There is no positive outcome for the child to be seen by the parent's online connections (or strangers).
🧵 (1/8)
Technology is immensely powerful, it can bring so many positive transformations. However, humans must always be the focus. It does not matter how innovative a certain technology is, there should always be adequate constraints and mechanisms to support humans & prevent harm.
(2/8)
Aug 10, 2022 • 9 tweets • 5 min read
#Amazon got access to the interior of your home without you even knowing it. They can now share it with whoever they want - incl. the police. #Privacy (thread 1/9)
Amazon acquired #iRobot, the company that makes #Roomba robotic vacuum cleaners, for $1.7B. It can now have richer data about the interior of your home and share with whoever they see fit, also with the police, even if you've never consented to it (2/9)
Aug 9, 2022 • 11 tweets • 3 min read
🔥What are the 9 #GDPR principles and why they matter for you:
1. Lawfulness (Art. 5.1.a): your personal data can only be collected, processed or used according to what the law establishes. For example, Art. 6.1 specifies six situations in which your data can be processed lawfully, consent is one of them.
Aug 1, 2022 • 22 tweets • 15 min read
New to #privacy & #dataprotection? Here are 18 books (in English) you should read to give you a thriving start:
1- Privacy’s Blueprint: The Battle to Control the Design of New Technologies by @hartzog. [To understand how #technology - software, hardware, algorithm & design - is not neutral: it can easily manipulate us and negatively affect our #privacy]
(for those interested: the full article about the topic, with all relevant links: linkedin.com/pulse/i-tiktok…)
1- Reduced space for #autonomy and #choice; videos are pushed to the user since 1st use. In a web that respects human dignity, people - especially #children and #teenagers - should get used to choose and think about what they want to be exposed to