Raw LLM Responses

I know you’re tossing out a theoretical here but you’re correct and it’s the problem. Lyft already (not covertly) uses our collected data against us. They introduced “surge pricing” years ago as part of a long game. What surge pricing has potential to be now (and has been for me in several occasions, as I’ve tested my theory, multiple times, in multiple ways) is the “perfect” harmony of capitalist greed and obtrusive data collection. For example, I leave three times per week to go to work. I leave within X time frame, often late. I began to realize at some point that if I changed my address (never inputting “saved” work) but kept it within several storefronts—I.e. not altering the distance and affecting price—the price would decrease by several dollars each time. I continue to do so, but not every time, so as not to establish a pattern and teach it. Same goes for being extra late. (This one I cannot prove, because time table could affect availability and such.) So yes, that’s just one small example of big tech literally weaponizing our data against us. I have my location and wi-fi turned off at all times but obviously, it doesn’t help. (Lyft uses your location and overrides this for obvious reasons, which also clarifies that not having your phone location “on” means little to nothing.) I get sort of irked when people think I’m paranoid in general regarding AI and data utilization/weaponization but baby, this is just the beginning Like: “they have aLl ur Data Neway” is not a good response. There is always more to learn. If we continue online like this, and continue to allow them to measure our gaits (because we don’t know to turn off the “health/fitness/motion” sensor on iPhone), or make blueprints of our ear canals with the newer Bluetooth headphones—LOL…pretty soon we’ll be fully mapped and ready to upload/download [biometrics of the inner ear](https://www.patentlyapple.com/2022/09/apple-has-won-a-patent-that-reveals-a-possible-future-security-feature-for-a