Kingsley Uyi Idehen
Founder & CEO, OpenLink Software — provider of Secure, High-Performance, and Cross-Platform Data Access, Integration, Virtualization, and Management Technology.
The question that comes up in machine learning circles, though, is whether Apple’s privacy restrictions will hobble its neural net algorithms — that’s the aforementioned second issue.
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Steven Levy
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Of course not! There are no excuses for blurring the lines between Individuality and Community. An individual MUST be the prime calibrator of vulnerability, not a third party or community of third and tertiary parties (as is the norm today via cloud-hosted systems).
Apple’s stance on privacy is ultimately its longterm competitive advantage, relative to competitors that have business models that implicitly compromise the privacy of users.
