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Make AI Version of Yourself (Demo with a Trump Twitter Bot)
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It's a very good product with eve better marketing. The idea has already been explored even in more recent works such as Black Mirror. You put so much of your data on the internet, you are bound to create enough of a database to analyze you patterns and patterns can be recreated.
Trump Twitter Sidekik
Not A Total Nightmare
You can choose to do all your computing on your own device (estimated to take 120 times longer) and protect your private data (allegedly). I'm sure lots of stupid people will choose the cloud. I'm strongly advising you not to be that stupid.
You Can Get Early Access and Reserve Your Name on The Official Website.
It's OK To Have Fun. But BE SAFE!
Even if you do on-device computing, still don't give it too much personal information at least until a similar project comes up in Enigma Protocol.
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This game has a more fun than self editing using numbers of tools. This one is great that you can convert yourself as an AI bot. The best thing is that your data is super secured on this so no worries of any kinda. Great Hunt
I always laugh seeing such faces. Especially Trump 😀
You made my day buddy. This is very good hunt which is a Fun way to create your own AI version. How cool is this 💡
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This is an amazing project. I avoided the Personal Assistants for the exact reason you mention...someone looking at the data. There is no way to trust Microsoft, Google, or Amazon.
I wonder what this company will do with the data. Yes cloud has to be out but even on one's device, it will still be vulnerable. Great Hunt though.
Check out Enigma Protocol. They are working with Intel to make it possible for computers to process information without actually giving the computers access to said information. The privacy itself isn't battle tested. But it's a real project that is being worked on.
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