at the ever increasing services and goods that amazon itself authors. yes that is concerning because when you are in so many different markets but you have the same customer then one very basic thing is of course how to make sure that data doesn t travel from one part of the business to the next part of the business how are you going to make sure that you don t just gets the amazon offered by amberson offered by amazon in all the markets that armisen so and this is why of course we take an interest in. the digital council is meeting for the 1st time today and on train is getting ready to meet the chancellor. yeah don t let s see what the day brings. angela merkel has called on just 10 experts to ensure that germany does not miss the digital connection there s another familiar face there too. and if you did could it be an hour before the meeting with mrs merkel victor what should we say it
we recognize we have a great deal of power and there is a potential when you have a great deal our for abuse and we want to use this technology responsibly want to use in a way that the public appreciates expects and not break that trust me as a private citizen i have those same concerns that they have. but now thanks to amazon the police saves a lot of time. it cost us only a couple $100.00 u.s. dollars to deploy and initially develop and upload our booking photo database and our monthly bill to use a software is right around $12.00 so for $12.00 a month if we can solve gosh even one crime a month for that it is a financial win for us what if you could also troll social networks in the same way . we had a female we only knew her 1st name that she had
book i did an experiment i wanted to buy as much as possible from amazon for one year and find out as much as i could about the company as part of this vast i wanted to know what information about me amazon was actually storing and not only when i bought product but also when i just looked at things without buy. the company took a long time to release the data which it s required to do under european law after some back and forth they finally sent her a cd. i found a lot on this cd the last 15000 clicks from the past year were on the rigs and if you were to print out my amazon data set on paper you get about 15000 pages of appeal. but she hadn t actually even bought that many things from amazon just looking at them was enough to. click there were 50 columns for every click
fire and that s what one company is trying to do with food or draw on the internet with next day delivery. that. the customer can do their complete weekly shopping at 2 or 3 men. and we achieve this by cleverly offering certain products if you buy a certain kind of milk then perhaps you ll also buy a certain kind of pump and that s what we re trying to do here use data to make the customer shopping experience as efficient as possible sense of. quick delivery routes if you start off hardly any storage costs is this like amazon light. isn t. we re already developing our 1st fully automated warehouse and we re much more efficient in delivery and we can ultimately offer it to the customer free of charge on the amazon approach is completely different. and that s it s i mean. look
tensions are huge problems there are 2 so it could even lead us to question our own free will or we can t help but turn to our design because we believe that we can only be happy they re. completely surreal. when a single company knows what groceries will need next week when it produces all the products we like when it alone who knows what music we enjoy and when the heroes on their pedestals provide. possibles instead of freedom will we dan be in the new age of amazon. we will pay a price for this future the price we pay will be in our freedom and in our social bonds and in the very possibility of our democracy i would not like to live in or in the world birds was just one company providing the wake up call the toothpaste