AI, Consent, and Control: Who Owns Your Digital Shadow in 2025? In 2025, artificial intelligence no longer relies solely on explicit inputs. It thrives on signals we don’t even realize we emit — patterns in our behavior, tone of voice, scrolling habits, micro-delays in typing. These fragments, stitched together by machine learning models, form what is increasingly referred to as your “digital shadow.” This digital shadow is not just metadata. It's a real-time simulation of who you are, used to predict what you will do, feel, or choose. And the question that arises now is not whether we are being watched, but whether we still own our agency in a world where AI interprets and acts on our behalf — often without our knowledge or permission. The Invisible Profile Traditional privacy concerns were about data leaks, hacked passwords, and overreaching cookies. In 2025, the threat is more subtle and systemic: inference. AI systems are not just storing your data; they are constructin...
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