NEWARK – Governor Mikie Sherrill today signed the Fair Price Protection Act into law, protecting New Jersey shoppers from discriminatory surveillance pricing. The Act prevents businesses from using personal information—such as online activity, location, purchasing history, or other collected data—to
sounds like a job for foss AI. I’m sure a ToS specific model running on a CPU would be more than enough. I think that’s what Pegasus does and I’m sure there are more. copy and paste, get a ELI5, then decide.
edit: I bet someone could flimflam it into a browser extension.
They could solve this problem and a bunch of others by banning the surveillance and collection of user data without consent.
Can’t help but imagine this would result in having to “read” and sign a 70 page ToS and 30 page Privacy Policy before we can buy groceries.
sounds like a job for foss AI. I’m sure a ToS specific model running on a CPU would be more than enough. I think that’s what Pegasus does and I’m sure there are more. copy and paste, get a ELI5, then decide.
edit: I bet someone could flimflam it into a browser extension.
The reading isn’t the issue. It’s the fact that it would become standard to force customers to get surveillance consent for access to FOOD
how the heck did I miss the groceries part?
How dare you question the orphan-crushing economy!
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