Amazon keeps growing, and so does its cache of data on you
“You can almost see them (Amazon) just trying to paint a broader picture of an individual,” tech ethics expert and professor at Mendoza College of Business Kirsten Martin said in a piece by the Associated Press. “It’s about the inferences that they’re able to draw about you specifically, and then you compared to other people.”
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