"The impact of this A.I. takeover has been subtle but significant. The internet is beginning to look different for everyone, with tailored ads, bespoke advice and unique product prices shown to people depending on what they say to the chatbots."
"These tools are sold to us as more powerful, but we have less say in things. It's on us to opt out, and it's usually pretty complicated and not very clear what we should be opting out of."
"Generative A.I. is so flexible, adaptable and capable, they say, the technology can essentially give everyone a unique experience of using the internet through a digital assistant catering to his or her needs."
"Americans are generally more concerned than excited about A.I. in their daily lives, with the majority saying they want more control over how the technology is used."
Google's Gemini AI assistant began summarizing emails for users without prior consent, similar to Meta's AI integration in its apps. This shift has resulted in a personalized internet experience, with tailored ads and unique product prices based on user interactions. Users often find it complicated to opt out of these features. Despite claims of empowerment through AI, many Americans express concern and desire more control over technology's role in their lives, as highlighted by a Pew Research Center survey.
Read at www.nytimes.com
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