Chapter
Privacy Concerns and Passport Scans
27:02 - 35:29 (08:27)
The Chinese tend to prioritize convenience over privacy concerns, however, the use of automatic passport scanners may be infringing upon our personal information.
Clips
Chinese people tend to be less privacy concerned and get more convenience from the apps they have, making it possible to predict a person's remaining life expectancy better if you know what kind of doctor's appointments they're in the process of making.
27:02 - 29:16 (02:14)
Summary
Chinese people tend to be less privacy concerned and get more convenience from the apps they have, making it possible to predict a person's remaining life expectancy better if you know what kind of doctor's appointments they're in the process of making.
ChapterPrivacy Concerns and Passport Scans
Episode#144 - Martin Schmalz - Artificial Intelligence, Big Data & China
PodcastModern Wisdom
The issue of companies having direct access to individuals' personal information raises valid privacy concerns regarding a lack of control over who knows what about us, especially with regard to insurance providers and predicting behaviors.
29:16 - 31:30 (02:14)
Summary
The issue of companies having direct access to individuals' personal information raises valid privacy concerns regarding a lack of control over who knows what about us, especially with regard to insurance providers and predicting behaviors.
ChapterPrivacy Concerns and Passport Scans
Episode#144 - Martin Schmalz - Artificial Intelligence, Big Data & China
PodcastModern Wisdom
The speaker discusses the use of automated tracking systems while traveling for convenience but expresses concerns about privacy invasion.
31:30 - 35:29 (03:58)
Summary
The speaker discusses the use of automated tracking systems while traveling for convenience but expresses concerns about privacy invasion. They also mention the benefits of using Google Maps for navigation.