Privacy researcher: maybe nothing should be connected to the internet anymore
LuizaJarovsky · x · 2026-10-13
AI and data privacy researcher Luiza Jarovsky quipped that freezers probably shouldn't be connected to the internet, and she fears we'll soon conclude nothing should be — before self-mockingly asking whether we'd rather become subsistence farmers or hunter-gatherers, or if that's a conversation for 2027. A satirical take on IoT and AI-era privacy erosion.
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