Comment by rubyfan
6 days ago
Yes, Meta focusing on this type of research does set off alarm bells for me. I suspect this isn’t about some altruistic intention to help people with disabilities but something a little more surveillance oriented.
6 days ago
Yes, Meta focusing on this type of research does set off alarm bells for me. I suspect this isn’t about some altruistic intention to help people with disabilities but something a little more surveillance oriented.
Imagine the ad profile data value that this would unlock. CPC - > Cost per thought?
While allowing the user to type with their mind, we detected signs of depression. Full court press on all ad partners aiming for that group.
While allowing the user to type with their mind, we detected that this user pictures driving fast, our insurance partners have the user profile updated.
While allowing the user to type with their mind, we detected signs of <insert any fleeting thought that you would never act upon> - as required by local regulations, they are now labeled by the state as <that>.
Apologies, "CPC - > Cost per thought?" was very sloppy.
It's an improvement in CPA or ROAS.