While AI, you know, is sad that it cannot touch quite yet, you know, I find myself, really, I mean, I think you can see it.

I want to make a joke here and I can't imagine what the joke would be. I laid staring at the ceiling and I really thought, you know, how am I going to train my children? What will be the talents that they can have so that they will not

only now have to rise up through the billions of people that are your competition, which is

what we've all had to deal with but now those billions of

people are going to be I think many of them starving in the streets we're going to

be competing with computers. Right I mean this is the conversation of our time.

I mean just look what spell check has done to people's ability to spell and write

complete sentences. I mean just that little nuance alone. it really dums people down when the

when machines do all of the work but the idea of of data mining people and

using this information for a purpose is nothing new.

We see just recently a headline here.

Businesses have been doing this for a very long time.

Chase Bank is the newest to jump in here.

Here's a headline.

J.P. Morgan Chase cashes in on custody. the newest to jump in here here's a headline

JP Morgan Chase

cashes in on customer data

so they're monetizing its 80 million customers

spending data, their individual purposes.

They're now giving those to companies, allowing companies

to sift through those so these companies can target ads directly to you from your personal purchases.

So Facebook, no different Facebook has been data mining, its users for quite some time.

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