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#189 - Nate Soares - Why Superintelligent AI Could Kill Us All
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I want to talk to you about one of my sponsors, Incogni. And that means we're going to talk about the weird world of spam. Not just those spam emails that you get day after day from companies you never heard of and never signed up to. I'm also talking about those spam phone calls from people who seem to know a little bit too much about you trying to get your bank details. It's all a bit creepy. Now this all comes from the world of data brokerage. There are companies out there collecting your data, building profiles, and sending that data to anyone who wants it, which is why when one of those scammers phones you up they seem to know everything about you. I've tried myself to get off these lists — tried to get off the phone list, tried to get off the email list. I unsubscribe from every one of these emails that comes in but this game is whack-a-mole. It just never ends. And so this is where Incogni comes in. They do all the hard work for you. They reach out to these companies and they will get you legally removed from these lists. I know because the last time they sponsored my show I signed up — I didn't take the free option they offered me. I wanted to pay for it. I wanted to see if you get value for money, and they removed me from 79 data broker lists. I've stayed a subscriber and I have seen a massive decrease in the number of emails and phone calls I've been getting. It's a great service. I recommend you check it out. If you're sick of this like I was, please head over to incogni.com/peter and sign up. If you use the code peter, you will get a lovely 60% discount.
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