People worry AI will take their jobs. But...🧶

...that's not the real threat. What actually matters is when a model knows you well enough to steer your actions - without asking, without forcing, just by being more accurate than your own self-perception.⤵️

2/6 Models don't need your input anymore. They guide. They know what captures attention, what triggers hesitation, what pushes you to click. This isn't about privacy policies. It's about behavioral leverage built directly into the loop.⤵️

5/6 ZK isn't about hiding. It's about not feeding the model. With protocols like @zksync and @minaprotocol , the stack doesn't broadcast your intent, and the model has no surface to read. What you don't emit, they can't optimize against.

4/6 In systems like @zkpass , and @privadoid , the point isn't to prove your full identity. It's to give you a way to act without leaking data that feeds prediction. These tools introduce private access, anonymous voting, and role-based proofs without exposing

3/6 Projects like @worldcoin try to verify humanity at the point of entry. But if a model already understands your reactions better than you do, "being human" becomes irrelevant. The influence started long before the login.