Guard

Name: Guard
Rating: 5.0 (1 reviews)

An AI that reads privacy policies for you

5.0•1 review•

18 followers

An AI that reads privacy policies for you

5.0•1 review•

18 followers

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Did you know Tinder shares your private conversations and matches? They're pretty straightforward about it in their privacy policy. Guard is an Artificial Intelligence that reads privacy policies for you and spots the threats in them. Protect your privacy.

Launch tags:Privacy•Artificial Intelligence

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I like the idea of the product and how it's presented. However while doing the voting I felt that most of the examples shown in training included totally different aspects of the privacy policy that it was hard to compare them and decide which option is more privacy friendly. I'm worried this might reduce the quality of the crowdsourced data.

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7yr ago

Away From Keyboard (AFK)

Amazing product. What kind of tech did you use for Guard?

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7yr ago

Prompthero

Maker

@deadcoder0904 broadly speaking, it's deep learning: it's a deep neural network (based on a specific type of recurrent neural network architecture) that models the language and "understands" what it says to classify it either as friendly or dangerous. I can also get into the super technical details if you'd like :) Regarding the actual tools I used, it's Python 3.6 + Pytorch for the AI part (and a bunch of the typical libraries like pandas, nltk, numpy et al.), and Ruby on Rails for the web app.

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7yr ago

Worfor

@deadcoder0904 @rameerez " I can also get into the super technical details if you'd like :)" - I would love to here about technical details, I'm really interesting about it. One little question by the way - where did you get datasets for training? In the internet you can find a lot of "standard" datasets which help to detect spam/bulling/sentiment analyze/etc but how do you define "bad" and "good" words for privacy?

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7yr ago

Prompthero

Maker

@deadcoder0904 @alexwawl https://useguard.com/experiment :)

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7yr ago

nocsdegree

Looks great! I think you should add the fact about Tinder on here so people are aware.

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7yr ago

Prompthero

Maker

@petecodes Good tip, just added! Thank you Pete!

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7yr ago

This is awesome @rameerez - 'who' decides the most ethical option?

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7yr ago

CleanShot

I love the idea, because let’s be honest - nobody has time to read the super long privacy policies

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7yr ago

Prompthero

Maker

@lukaszmtw Thanks! Interesting fact -- from research I've read, this number is actually measured: only 0.001% of internet users even **start** reading privacy policies, so the number of people that **finish** reading them must be much lower! And, if you had to read all the privacy policies you accepted just in the past 5 years, you would need 3.040h of non-stop reading!

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7yr ago

Wow, that Tinder one is scary. Thanks for creating this!

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7yr ago

Prompthero

Maker

@alexanderspoor Thank you for checking it out! :) Please let me know if you feel anything is missing or if you have ideas on how it could be improved!

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7yr ago

@rameerez There is one thing actually, could you perhaps make it more obvious that one can click on any of the Privacy Policy annotations to tweet them directly? I only found out by accident, and it's actually the first action I wanted to take upon reading the line in question.

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7yr ago

The simpleness and having the ability to know how my data is used !!

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7yr ago

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