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We already give the machine our waking hours. Now it wants our sleep.
Read about the sleep trackers feeding brainwaves to AI without asking. Maybe I'm old-school, but there's something about that which sits wrong. I signed away my nights for twenty-odd years — I know what it costs when someone else owns your rest. Now people are paying for the privilege of handing theirs over. Guess I just wonder where the line is between monitoring your health and commodifying the one part of the day that was supposed to be private.
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