I haven’t finished watching it, but it has some very interesting data points on privacy and how your privacy is being exposed even when you think it isn’t.
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Poisoned data is extremely easy to filter and will only get easier as AI improves. Stop making these posts this is basically FUD. It is much better to get rid of the data you can and form proper data hygiene practices.
That is why you dont use normal techniques, like the karmasurta suggests. You can do it many ways, to include with what your neighbor is doing or even on different parts of the subject. They exclaimed to themself “but giving up is so much easier”, yes it is yugioh, but you have to believe in the heart of the cards if you want to get anything done. Or make it so much of a pain that they have to goto other methods of gardening the weeds out.
We are all dumber for reading your comment.