When AI holds years of your data, do you trust its model of you over your own?
Ghost_Pilot_MD · x · 2026-08-29
zebanderson poses a thought-provoking question: once your AI possesses years of your conversations, decisions, relationships, health data, mistakes, and changes in opinion, at what point do you start trusting its model of you over your own? He hints that the upcoming AI Walk v.11 on Sunday might get weird while exploring this topic.
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