| > Based on which precedent did you arrive at this conclusion? we are already being classified, grouped and given tiered services according to whatever bucket we fit into today. insurances are on top of that already with banks a close second. as their ability to mine large datasets increase and cost decrease, they will keep going deeper into profiling. if you want a concrete precedent, there's this
https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2016/nov/02/admiral-t... and this is what comes next:
https://friendlyscore.com/about in a more general way, the china social score is a preview of what's to come, even if it'll be less blatant in the western world. this might not be yet a political issue, but it will have deep impact on self censorship, and that in turn will: http://www.schneier.com/essay-114.html Lol, downvotes with actual primary sources. Hivemind News is becoming more and more an echo chamber instead of a place for actual discussion. |