Are You at Risk of being Cloned by AI?

Do you really know how much of your own personal information is being used for AI learning? The technical term for this is Data Mining. Instead of men in helmets digging along the wall of a cave with a pickaxe, today’s payload is coming from your own smartphones and laptops. More specifically, text mining collects data such as word use patterns and frequency. For example, if 30% of a company's customer service chats include the word dissatisfied, the company could be alerted to isolate those chats and see if there is a specific product issue. Then again, if humans were talking to customers they could simply bring the concern to their managers without an AI process. That is not the world we live in anymore. Data and text mining may sound no less procedural than your electric company requiring you to verify your address, but is there a more invasive, sinister goal involved?

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