determination that's made by a machine even if they see that that machine is flawed and keeps making mistakes it's been shown in hospitals it's been shown in fighter pilots it's a very consistent effect and we're starting to see this again in workplaces that people are assuming well you know if the algorithm says this or if this is the most efficient way to to organize this workplace then it must be right and i think we have to fight against that idea because in many ways i think it's being used to bolster uh increasingly problematic experiences of work let's talk about uh data and and the sort of the the data collection i guess which is you know i guess the the the the the the premise of of how you know you're collecting data on the ligaments as it were or on people's faces and then you start to whatever it is uh and then you start to uh promote that like what is um specifically problematic about the amount of data that is collected uh from us is it just simply um who controls it and what they're able to do now and in the future you know that's part of it i think you know many of us have have been reading and thinking about the amount of data extraction that goes on you know every time you walk in down the street or you know you go to work or you go to university that there are forms of tracking and data collection all the time i don't think like most people realize that they're all almost all of their apps short of the majority report app um is is just you know this this guy goes to uh the the post office and then uh every day walks and gets a coffee here and that data is sold because it has value to you know a hedge funder who wants to know where to put um um you know i don't i don't know a target or whatever it is right i mean like the the i don't think people have that level of awareness of just how much data is being collected at any point and then i think a lot of people are like so what i mean people can see me going to the coffee shop well let's let's take those in turn like first you know i don't think it's people's fault that they don't realize that that's happening because in many ways these apps and many services are a shell game they say oh you're using this because you know you want to play pokemon and actually what's happening is we're using that to map your location over time and we're going to sell that data for a whole lot of other reasons now that's really just observation that's sort of hiding what's actually going on i mean many people think facebook is there so that you can communicate with your friends and family but actually you're feeding one of the largest ai facial recognition systems in the world with more than NUMBER_TOKEN million images being uploaded every day with people helpfully tagging images for free that has created a completely different type of company that is doing very different sorts of things than what you might think of when you just you know look at the the company's supposed you know mission in the world so i think in many ways it's it's it's structurally been set up so that people don't understand and so when people say oh i don't care i often think that's because people
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