Agentic AI threatens digital privacy as never before. Google's new Personal Intelligence feature connects across Gmail, Photos, and Drive, giving AI agents access to years of personal data to autonomously handle tasks. While companies claim these tools are opt-in, privacy advocates warn that the broad permissions required mean our most private archives become searchable databases for machines. As AI becomes embedded in everyday apps, users face a fundamental shift: we're moving from simple tracking concerns to giving intelligent agents permanent access to our past data to predict our future. The question is no longer whether we're being watched, but whether meaningful privacy can exist in a world where AI agents hold the keys to our entire digital lives.
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