Instead of digging through personal diaries, future historians will dig through hours and hours and hours of personal video and voice recordings. Imagine Anne Frank vlogging.
(had this thought after recording a voice message to myself)
Hash your message and op_return the hash
They’ll have ai index it all, and provide searchable timestamped transcripts.
And have AI make a summary
They will probably also have access to a lot of other shit that people didn't think they would. I can only imagine all the things that will eventually be leaked in data breaches. Very few people are aware of all the things being collected by tech companies.
They'll arrive at the conclusion that "we are toxic maximalists, we stack sats and don't give a shit" 😁 https://open.spotify.com/track/6G7EktXH2xuaYNFHJyrBCW?si=5PZSsMswRymymIltArx97Q
maybe... i'm still kind of skeptical voice will become people's primary interaction with computers especially for diaries which (i assume) you'd want to be somewhat discrete about, and not inform everyone within earshot 😀
They will study my folders of memes, and weep.
I hope wverybody hashes his diaries in a strong timechain so your memories are proofable and re-writen by Winston&friends, ministry of truth.
Sorry: not re-written by an agent ;-)
knock knock..
I thought 45 times to understand this🙂↕️
Indeed. Would be interesting to see what her father, Otto, would write using her ball point pen name again.
She would have vmogged and having to compete with other girls that vlogged about the same subject (hiding from the Germans). So she eventually would have had less followers than another girl that did it as an act. Would be great for a fictional or alternative history book.
and the Alexa and Siri voice recordings