[kwlug-disc] GMail, profile photo, and privacy: HOW'd it DO that?!?

[Mikalai Birukou]

>> - Have your parents ever emailed to your quoted address from their 
>> google phone, or may be even their gmail account?
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> Yes.
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>> - Have your parents ever gave your address to someone else, relative, 
>> friend, "possible help with computer needed"?
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> Possibly.
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> Yet neither situation makes sense to pull their profile pic in as mine.

This is a "neural nets is not an intellect" part. For us it makes no 
sense, but for that process that must always produce output, it produced 
the best it found.

I read it second time, and want to highlight "must produce output" part. 
NN will always give results. The intelligent question is "what kind of 
result this is?".

> Might as well select a profile pic at random, at least it's more 
> likely to be a single person in the photo.
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> It seems there's either a big bug or a huge privacy invasion has been 
> uncovered here, and I just don't know what to do to get it "out there" 
> to a wider discussion where it can blow up or be explained.

Have I pointed you to that thing about government. Cause this thing with 
commercial entity is nothing in comparison to proving to government 
something, when it decides to trust neural nets.