The case for banning cookie banners
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The case for banning cookie banners
"Cookie banners have become bloated and useless, creating a new kind of interaction that means trouble all over the web. The only solution is to get rid of them, and do it now."
"Google Maps' new Ask Maps feature uses AI models to answer deeper, more complex questions about the world, raising concerns about the information we are willing to share."
Cookie banners are a common annoyance on the internet, often ignored by users who simply click 'Accept'. Kate Klonick argues that these banners have become bloated and ineffective, creating problematic interactions online. She suggests that the best solution is to eliminate cookie banners entirely. Additionally, advancements in AI, such as Google Maps' Ask Maps feature, raise questions about data sharing and privacy. The episode also addresses the potential of E Ink smartphones as a simpler alternative to traditional displays.
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