#MSM A time might come in near future where @JeffBezos and Mark Zuckerberg of @Facebook might know more about us than we do ourselves. It is scary to think about living in a world where we are constantly surveilled and tracked by these private companies. @ACJIndia
Amazon can recognise a woman who is going to pregnant in future before she knows it herself.
By just only noticing her online market behaviour, what she buys and how she changes her taste and preferences.
Isn’t it amazing?
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Alexa not only understand what we speak but what we feel also. The surveillance capitalism are for other's profit and power leading to asymmetry of vast private knowledge. It's definitely a threat to democracy.
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#MSM In near future @amazon might be the only retailer and there won't be any others options left, says Gerrit Heinemann, Professor for Retail and Trade at Niederrhein University, Germany. @ACJIndia@JeffBezos
We have entered the era of digitalisation where brands like @amazon are not brands anymore they are our shadow for 24 hours.
They knows us better than ourselves.They work on us more than we work for ourselves. This is present and will be the future. @ACJIndia#MSM
More and more products in the name of Amazon are being produced which can control and even predict the next event of our lives. There will soon be a world with no competition, no market and only Amazon products.
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#MSM Andreas Weigend, author of 'Data for the people' and a former employee of Amazon says in a @DeutscheWelle documentary,"It is naive to think my data belongs to me. We can only underestimate what these technologies are capable of." @ACJIndia@amazon@JeffBezos
#MSM The @DeutscheWelle documentary yalks about how @alexa99 found out about a women's pregnancy even before she did, just on the basis of her search history and the products she brought. @ACJIndia@amazon@JeffBezos
https://t.co/mM0AruaAA1
Is it fairly possible on the part of Amazon to know about what we want, when we want even before we want something?
But is Amazon shaping the world or rewiring our brains ?
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After watching @amazon , @jeffbesos2 and collecting Data documentary from @dwnews, It scares me how many people underestimate the power of big data collection.who cares if amazon knows what I click on. I Feel better to buy from local merchants.
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@aweigend, former Chief Scientist at @amazon said that @JeffBezos, CEO of @amazon, has a secret of learning from data and identifying consumer behaviour. The major advantage being, he makes sure that this data does not travel.
Amazonisation of the world!
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The rate at which the world's largest e-commerce site is expanding and doing unprecedented work, makes you wonder will we really have to do anything in the future or will it be delivered to us at our doorstep by Amazon?
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Data is dangerous when power can centrally control it. And that's what Amazon is doing today. It is at the forefront of this radical change, with respect to data, that is happening right now.
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Perhaps, Amazon will be the only retailer since there won't be any others left.
- Gerrit Heinmann, Professor for Retail and Trade at Niederrhein University for Applied Sciences in Germany.
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Amazon has the ability to tell whether a woman is pregnant or not by analysing the purchasing habits of the mom-to-be.
How does Amazon never fail to amaze?
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Instead of focusing on the future, we like to concentrate on the constants of life. And what is constant is that customers will always like a lot of variety to choose from.
- Amazon
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Aldous Huxley spoke about man’s infinite appetite for distraction in 1932. Isn’t life without WiFi hell for most of us today ? Can we really survive today without distractions @ACJIndia#MSM
Aldous Huxley an english writer and philosopher, in his book Brave New World, in 1932 said there would be so much information that we would become passive.
How relevant do you think it is in the present era of free flowing technology and access?
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If you see, hear and analyze enough, it stands to reason that one might gather what others don't. In 'Brave New World', Aldous Huxley explores a world unforeseen by his peers.
An interview from 1958, where he discusses his famous work.
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Dystopian means "relating to or denoting an imagined state or society where there is great suffering or injustice". In his novel, We (1924), Russian Writer Yevgeny Zamyatin, foresees a future unlike any other author.
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