Dangerous.
Geoffrey Hinton, the Nobel-prize-winning “godfather of AI,” offers a specific use case: leveraging the data into an unfair campaign advantage.
“It’s fairly clear to me that Trump is hell-bent on corrupting the midterm elections,” he says onscreen. “If you wanted to corrupt those midterm elections and you wanted to use AI, all you needed to do was get detailed information on U.S. citizens. And what DOGE did looked like just what you would do.”
@everton137
> And what DOGE did looked like just what you would do
You don't need DOGE if private individuals and businesses alike will upload all your sensitive data to chatgpt and claude...