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" ... Facebook and other social media organizations have struggled to manage access, prevent misuse and manage consumer expectations. Increasingly, consumers are growing more concerned about their use of private data given the lack of transparency coupled with unintelligible complexity when you consider Facebook’s terms of service and data policies count close to 30 pages in length. Consumers don’t fully understand what’s happening to their data, nor do they have any real control over their options that are often “take it or leave it.” Healthcare data runs the risk of entering this realm even as most of us in the healthcare community agree that medical data silos have existed for far too long and have led to waste and patient harm. ... "
" ... Test your internet connection and make sure your video is coming across as well as possible. If your video is choppy or your audio is unintelligible, try using a Wi-Fi booster to improve your signal. ... "
" ... The question is unintelligible without reference to the norms of VC investing. Failing to reinvest in a follow-on round is a faux pas, potentially branding the VC as a fair-weather friend. Losing money on a dud can still be cheaper than losing access to future deals. ... "
" ... Through their privacy policy and other disclosures, companies should explain to consumers — in basic, everyday language — what information they will collect and how it will be used and shared. A company that asks for consumers to provide personal information but then offers an unintelligible privacy policy as a rationale is doing a disservice. ... "
" ... What are the odds that, in the next hundred years, we’ll be killed by an asteroid or comet? What are the odds that, in the next hundred years, we’ll be killed by AI? Similar though they may look, these are profoundly different questions. The one is difficult, the other unintelligible. Yet Ord answers both. Around one in a million, he says in response to the first. Around one in ten, he says in response to the second. His admission that “significant uncertainty remain[s]” in the latter estimate is misleading. No certainty resides in it to begin with. ... "