Cybersecurity

Op-Ed: AI and online ads vs your privacy - It's looking extremely risky.

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A new study reveals that AI can analyze online ad data to infer personal traits, political preferences, and build detailed profiles much faster and cheaper than human analysis. This development poses significant privacy risks for users as it allows advertisers to target individuals with unprecedented accuracy, potentially leading to misuse by bad actors or rogue AIs.

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