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AI, Intimacy, and the Data You Never Meant to Share

Connected devices with bio-feedback sensors, priced around twenty pounds, promise to learn user preferences and adjust responses in real time. These devices collect intimate biometric data—patterns of response, timing, and intensity—raising questions about where the data is stored, who can access it, and how securely it is handled. The article notes this data could enter the broader, largely invisible marketplace of personal information.

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