YOUR AI PRIVATE

@mihwa.jaeseung

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Why it worked

The video taps into a prevalent fear around AI and data privacy, creating a sense of urgency and potential danger. By directly addressing the audience and encouraging them to test the tool themselves, it fosters engagement and curiosity.

Summary

The video discusses the launch of exa.ai, an AI-powered people search engine that claims to have a database of a billion people, including scraped data from LinkedIn. The creator expresses concern about privacy implications while also acknowledging the potential usefulness of such a tool for quickly gathering information.

Structure

1Introduction to exa.ai and its people search function
2Discussion of the database size and data sources (LinkedIn)
3Creator's personal search and finding another person with the same name

Original caption

AI People Search Just Launched — Can It Find You Online in Seconds? Total Privacy Nightmare #AIPeopleSearch #PrivacyViolation #FindMe #ChatGPT #TechScare

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Product placement

The video explicitly mentions and promotes the website 'exa.ai' as an AI-powered people search engine.

Call to action

So check out exa.ai, run a people search, see what you find and let me know what they are claiming.

On-screen text

YOUR AI PRIVATE AI People Search Just Launched — Can It Find You Online in Seconds? Total Privacy Nightmare. July/21/26 FUTURE SEARCH WITH AI Microsoft BEST AI EVER its just an accident AI GIRLFRIENDS ARE BECOMING A TROUBLE! list 25

Transcript

You should go to exa.ai right now and you should search and see if your name is in there. And the reason why is because exa.ai launched a AI powered people search yesterday. And they say they have a billion of us in their people database. And they say they've scraped LinkedIn, which honestly, most people don't admit that. And I don't know how they got away with that one because LinkedIn doesn't like being scraped. But here we are. And I found myself. I found another Nate Jones who is a chef, apparently. Uh, good for Nate Jones. But I wanna know if what, if what you find in the results is something that you would say goes too far and violates privacy or if it's something where you find it, I can get a quick professional dossier on someone and it's useful. Exa says they're going for the latter. I worry a little bit about the former. I worry about the privacy piece. So check out exa.ai, run a people search, see what you find and let me know what they are claiming.