How the hell can Google read my mind???

[Anonymous]

Your phone mic is 'on' and Google is listening. Your camera may be 'on' too. It's not supernatural.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Google IS trying to read everyone's mind who uses its services/products. It could read some part of your mind at some point in time say t1, whereas it estimates your prospective associated thought based on billions of users[past] thoughts analysis at time t2 before you think about it and provides results you want and the time gap between the t1 and t2 varies from milliseconds to years. Its estimation accuracy varies and improves with time/evolution. The more algorithm runs on everyday users data, the more it could understand human beings and their needs/happiness/sufferings/wants better than humans themselves in future.

The human mind is a mysterious entity with thoughts and consciousness at different levels among different sections of the human race. But people who are living nearby will be having relatively more overlapping of thoughts/needs/desires compared to those who live far away. Today's globalization reducing that barrier of far away to the global village.

Ex: if people in Hyderabad city are searching google for symptoms/cure/prevention of the certain communicable disease then google algorithms could predict the spreading of disease before public health authorities could realize.

Same goes with Road Traffic prediction, based on a number of androids/google maps users on road.

Google/any other IT company which have billion of users have the advantage of prediction of human actions/needs, based on billions of users data analysis. The potential impact of such algorithms on the particular individual might be minimum but the collective impact on people belonging to certain state/race/ethnicity is huge. It could influence(sometimes decides) the election winners, reduce/increase hate crimes, increase/decrease corporate products consumption, peoples opinion/decision making on any issue and their thought process.

Human beings are relatively conscious enough to understand and respond to demands of ourselves and other persons/society, who are in the same band of consciousness. We are not absolute conscious(very few might be) and could not keep track of self-awareness and objective awareness all time.

The day when algorithms understand the relative consciousness of human beings better than we could understand(aware) of ourselves (collective consciousness) then Google reads mind with better accuracy and all time. It might lead to the complete surrendering of our half-existing free will.






These are not conspiracy theories. This is factual evidence. They own us.

We have been living in Orwell's 1984 for many years now. If you are too programmed, as the powers that be want it, then you will always bring up bogus shit like tinfoil hat, conspiracy theorist (term coined by CIA to dismiss critical thinkers) etc.

https://www.theglobalist.com/google-artificial-intelligence-big-data-technology-future/

The fact of the matter is that Big Data is pushing hard for transhumanism.

Seriously no one in this thread has ever hear of Elon Musk's desire to connect the human brain to internet via a chip inside your skull?
Shocker!

Artificial Intelligence, Boston Dynamics, Google's algorithms, GPS tracking...

But yeah, they couldn't find Bin Laden... needing dialysis... in a f.ucking cave... give me a break!

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/175424-google-acquires-human-like-ai-company-for-500-million-skynet-is-now-a-real-possibility


Did you know Facebook had to shut down their IA because it had begun communicating in their own language that no human could decipher? https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2017/08/16/why-facebook-shut-down-its-artificial-intelligence-program-that-went-rogue/#a805fea17105

Ever heard of Sofia, one of the most notorious AI robots, claiming her desire was to destroy humans?
https://www.inc.com/business-insider/sophia-humanoid-first-robot-citizen-of-the-world-saudi-arabia-2017.html

I think I need to rewatch Battlestar Galactica.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Google IS trying to read everyone's mind who uses its services/products. It could read some part of your mind at some point in time say t1, whereas it estimates your prospective associated thought based on billions of users[past] thoughts analysis at time t2 before you think about it and provides results you want and the time gap between the t1 and t2 varies from milliseconds to years. Its estimation accuracy varies and improves with time/evolution. The more algorithm runs on everyday users data, the more it could understand human beings and their needs/happiness/sufferings/wants better than humans themselves in future.

The human mind is a mysterious entity with thoughts and consciousness at different levels among different sections of the human race. But people who are living nearby will be having relatively more overlapping of thoughts/needs/desires compared to those who live far away. Today's globalization reducing that barrier of far away to the global village.

Ex: if people in Hyderabad city are searching google for symptoms/cure/prevention of the certain communicable disease then google algorithms could predict the spreading of disease before public health authorities could realize.

Same goes with Road Traffic prediction, based on a number of androids/google maps users on road.

Google/any other IT company which have billion of users have the advantage of prediction of human actions/needs, based on billions of users data analysis. The potential impact of such algorithms on the particular individual might be minimum but the collective impact on people belonging to certain state/race/ethnicity is huge. It could influence(sometimes decides) the election winners, reduce/increase hate crimes, increase/decrease corporate products consumption, peoples opinion/decision making on any issue and their thought process.

Human beings are relatively conscious enough to understand and respond to demands of ourselves and other persons/society, who are in the same band of consciousness. We are not absolute conscious(very few might be) and could not keep track of self-awareness and objective awareness all time.

The day when algorithms understand the relative consciousness of human beings better than we could understand(aware) of ourselves (collective consciousness) then Google reads mind with better accuracy and all time. It might lead to the complete surrendering of our half-existing free will.






These are not conspiracy theories. This is factual evidence. They own us.

We have been living in Orwell's 1984 for many years now. If you are too programmed, as the powers that be want it, then you will always bring up bogus shit like tinfoil hat, conspiracy theorist (term coined by CIA to dismiss critical thinkers) etc.

https://www.theglobalist.com/google-artificial-intelligence-big-data-technology-future/

The fact of the matter is that Big Data is pushing hard for transhumanism.

Seriously no one in this thread has ever hear of Elon Musk's desire to connect the human brain to internet via a chip inside your skull?
Shocker!

Artificial Intelligence, Boston Dynamics, Google's algorithms, GPS tracking...

But yeah, they couldn't find Bin Laden... needing dialysis... in a f.ucking cave... give me a break!

https://www.extremetech.com/extreme/175424-google-acquires-human-like-ai-company-for-500-million-skynet-is-now-a-real-possibility


Did you know Facebook had to shut down their IA because it had begun communicating in their own language that no human could decipher? https://www.forbes.com/sites/quora/2017/08/16/why-facebook-shut-down-its-artificial-intelligence-program-that-went-rogue/#a805fea17105

Ever heard of Sofia, one of the most notorious AI robots, claiming her desire was to destroy humans?
https://www.inc.com/business-insider/sophia-humanoid-first-robot-citizen-of-the-world-saudi-arabia-2017.html

My geography/computer science teacher in HS in 1999 was talking about this and we thought she was loco. But she was way ahead of the time.

[Anonymous]

So I am not kidding here. I just.... visited the restroom (in my home). Sat down to FB to 1) an ad re: constipation and 2) and ad for "clear rear".

It's like google can smell me....

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Just tried it, no, I wasnt wondering how to tie a tie or how to make it in America.
No conspiracy, just coincidence
But I do wonder who is watching me through this little camera on my computer, can they see me picking my nose?

I just tried, and it also offered me ways to tie a tie and make it in America.

That's what I got as well. The rest of the list was equally irrelevant to me. If it doesn't have relevant information on you, it brings up by default the most common searches starting with those words. If it has relevant information that it extracted from your web searches or from your e-mail, it alters the search results to reflect that.

I got "how to count characters in a word"... which given that I was filling out an application w/ a character limit and constantly using microsoft word's word count feature (which also includes characters), does imply that google is spying on my non-browser computer activity.

[Anonymous]

EVIL THRIVES WHILE GOOD MEN DO NOTHING...