Muse maker Interaxon reportedly trained AI on users’ de-identified brainwave data, then revised its privacy policy after journalists asked questions.

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    31 minutes ago

    We’re getting closer and closer to that bit in Futurama where they beamed ads into your dreams.

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    49 minutes ago

    Why anyone would connect a brainwave scanner to the internet and the wear for 8 hours every night it is beyond me. I’ve run out of sympathy. This is like slathering yourself in blood and jumping into a shark tank.

    At a certain point, personal accountability for your privacy has got to enter the conversation with normal people.

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      38 minutes ago

      I hear what you are putting out there but I can absolutely sympathize with the users. I suffer from chronic insomnia. My worst episode was when I go no more than 90 minutes of light sleep per 24 hour period for a stretch of about two months. It landed me in the hospital, on suicide watch, paranoid, and a lot more.

      Once sleep gets bad for long enough, you’d try anything.