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    Signüll Claims Breakthrough Products Violate Privacy Norms

    Pseudonymous analyst discusses how new technologies face initial privacy objections.

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    @signulll posted that every breakthrough product will initially feel like it violates some existing privacy norm. The account, which analyzes cultural shifts at the intersection of hyper-capitalism and large-scale technology, noted that zealots will feel uncomfortable but history repeats this pattern. Examples given include Gmail and granola recording without consent. The statement applies the idea to the next set of AI products.

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    @signulllthe reality is quite simple.. every breakthrough product will initially feel like it violates some existing privacy norm & the zealots will obviously feel uncomfortable. history has had this happen time & time again. gmail did to some extent. granola did it by background recording without consent. the next set of ai products will too. this is because tech way moves faster than our social norms around what feels acceptable. i.e. a lot of privacy violation is really just the lag between technological progress & cultural adaptation.

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    @signulllthe reality is quite simple.. every breakthrough product will initially feel like it violates some existing privacy norm & the zealots will obviously feel uncomfortable. history has had this happen time & time again. gmail did to some extent. granola did it by background recording without consent. the next set of ai products will too. this is because tech way moves faster than our social norms around what feels acceptable. i.e. a lot of privacy violation is really just the lag between technological progress & cultural adaptation.