Starting your day off right will have a significant impact on the rest of your day, and ultimately on your financial success and happiness. The neuroscientist Andrew Huberman at the Stanford School of Medicine recommend six habitual changes. Do this, and you won't recognize yourself over a month from now. Try to make the next six steps part of your daily routine.
In relation to my previous article about Facebook and the threat AI poses to our privacy, I found one way to limit the damage to some extent. Recently I started using Venice AI, a LLM chatbot like Gemini and ChatGPT, but with a sole focus on user privacy. That's their main selling point. Conversations are stored only in your local browser, never on Venice servers, unlike with ChatGPT and Gemini. I mainly compared these three.
Since June the 26th, 2024, Facebook has used your personal data to feed its artificial intelligence large language (AI LLM) model. Think OpenAI/ChatGPT or Gemini, just vastly more 'evil'. Facebook made this announcement somewhat under the radar and added it to their vague terms of service in legal-speak, somewhere in June 2024.
Despite a public outcry and Facebook trying to calm the dumb peasants, Meta is pushing ahead with training its AI model using data users posted on Meta's platforms. This will soon include all Meta's services: Facebook, Instagram, Threads, and WhatsApp.
