2021 BRN Discussion, page-27092

who's going to reach out to Amazon to tell them not to miss the bus, because Akida elegantly solves this privacy issue for them:

"So scary": Woman stunned by hidden Amazon files:

An Amazon user has revealed her shock at discovering thousands of voice clips & her full list of personal phone contacts & geolocations she claims the company has collected from her devices.

original video:
https://www.tiktok.com/@my.data.not.yours/video/7002745932064230662

"The woman, who goes by my.data.not.yours on TikTok, posted a now-viral video explaining that she requested to see what data Amazon had collected about her, but wasn’t expecting to receive so much. “I requested all the data Amazon has on me and here’s what I found,” she said in the video." ... “When I downloaded the ZIP file these are all the folders it came with,” she said. She then clicked on the audio file and revealed thousands of short voice clips that she claims Amazon has collected from her smart speakers. ... There are said to be 3534 short audio clips in that file alone. She was also sent a “Contacts” file. “It turns out they have a full list of my contacts from my phone and I never remember syncing that,” she said. ... “The very last thing that I didn’t know that they had ... is my location.”"

Akida is the solution because the Akida chip can be easily integrated into the next generation of AI devices at the edge, to enable them to continuously learn & re-learn dynamically, on the device itself, on the Edge:



very good: https://brainchipinc.com/technology/