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Most people don’t actually care what happens to their data, and they’re paying $20/month for nerfed AI models just to summarize emails and write Python scripts
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Most people don’t actually care what happens to their data, and they’re paying $20/month for nerfed AI models just to summarize emails and write Python scripts

The thing that really surprised me about a post here - most people genuinely have no clue what’s happening to their data when they use these AI services. The responses were wild. A few people had smart takes, some already knew about this stuff and had solutions, but the majority? Completely oblivious. Every time privacy comes up in AI discussions, there’s always that person who says “I have nothing to hide” or “they’re not making money off ME specifically so whatever.” But here’s what’s actually happening with your “harmless” ChatGPT conversations: theyre harvesting your writing style - learning exactly how you think, argue, and express ideas. mapping your knowledge gaps because every question you ask reveals what you don’t know. Profiling your decision-making patterns based on how you re...
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The future danger isn’t a sci-fi superintelligence deciding to destroy us. It’s algorithms doing exactly what they’re told: maximize profits.

Every algorithm has a designer, and every designer has a boss. When corporations own the algorithms, AI inherits their DNA: profit first, people second. “AI ethics” guidelines look good on paper, but when ethics clash with quarterly earnings, it’s ethics that get cut. The true existential risk? Not killer robots, but hyper-optimizers that treat human lives, democracy, and the planet itself as externalities because that’s what shareholder primacy demands. submitted by /u/SystematicApproach [link] [comments]
What I wish I knew before starting with FanPro
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What I wish I knew before starting with FanPro

When I first started with FanPro like 7 months ago I was mostly focused on the upside like just scaling, revenue potential etc etc. Looking back i’d say there are a few things I wish i’d been more prepared for: • It’s not passive. Even with the systems, you’re still managing a team, testing niches, checking metrics. I kinda knew that already but underestimated it a bit • AI vs Real Models. I started with AI, added real, would say real ones perform better, and would kinda wanna start with those ahead of AI. • Hiring is everything. My first couple hires weren’t great, and it slowed me down a lot. Following fanpro’s guides/templates for hiring made big difference • The stress is front loaded. Those first couple months felt overwhelming. But once the systems, CRM, and team came together, ever...
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