• DontTakeMySky@lemmy.world
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        5 months ago

        It’s probably too expensive for them to record and upload every call, but im sure the transcripts of calls are likely to leak soon after this.

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          5 months ago

          Yep , we will let your hardware do the work , we will just collect the final profile data that’s valuable to us.

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        5 months ago

        This is genuinely really cool.

        The best/worst part of the AI boom for me has been waiting for the advances to trickle down in terms of open source models and on-device models, rather than having to send everything up to the cloud.

        Obviously this isn’t an open source model, but the on-device processing is great.

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          5 months ago

          I’m worried about the security of this. However looking past that and simply observing it as an implementation of AI, this is an idea that I think is actually a beneficial use. Protecting the elderly against fraud/scams is a major issue which gets increasingly complex as scammers improve their methods. Using AI to detect scams in calls could be helpful in protecting the elderly.

          But before rolling it out, I would want to see proof of its efficiency through careful studies. Hell, incentivize Google to share the model with the government and other businesses so it can be improved upon. Fund it as a grant/program so smaller teams/companies can contribute and innovate.

  • stepan@lemmy.cafe
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    5 months ago

    Skilled scammers manipulate their victims so much that they don’t believe their actual bank telling them it’s a scam. I don’t think this will help.

  • catalog3115@lemmy.world
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    5 months ago

    🤬 these people will not let you record your own phone calls but they want to record & listen to those calls for their own profit.

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      5 months ago

      They said the AI stuff is all done on device so nothing is being sent back to Google

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          5 months ago

          I dunno. I doubt it is. But I also doubt there isn’t something they are getting back.
          Maybe not personal information but I’d imagine there will be data on what keywords it flagged on and whether the user hung up or carried on with the call etc. They wouldn’t be able to fix or improve the service without getting information back.

  • Lath@kbin.earth
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    5 months ago

    Huh. Guess my bank isn’t my bank for telling me to move my money in a separate account to keep it safe (from myself).

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      5 months ago

      People really do fall for this. I believe this mainly affects the elderly. Not anyone using Lemmy, but it really does exist.

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      5 months ago

      the smallest version of Google’s Generative AI offering, which can be run entirely on-device.

      It’s not known what information is sent to Google but they stated the calls are analyzed on the device and not sent to the cloud.

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    5 months ago

    Scam Likely? That’s a name I haven’t heard in a while.