If the person was deep enough into the system to have access to location data, then they'd probably be able to just directly look up customer details (likely easier).
Are you in a small company where most people wear lots of hats, or in a big company that has siloed off groups? Am guessing it's more of the big company approach that silos things off?
Built-in positioning of network traces is relatively recent in mobile network equipment and dedicated probes.
If that happened more than 5-6 years ago, it would sound even less likely. Most telcos never bothered doing the processing needed to position raw events based on timing advances. They'd simply offload that to third party companies. These solution providers aren't crazy, they don't touch data that isn't already anonymized. It's even less probable that a random employee would have access to the multiple datasets needed to piece someone's personal data together.
I was using an old (2nd or 3nd Gen) Surface Pro for several months doing this, and apart from it being Windows based (ugh) it was pretty good. Until I dropped the thing. o_O
I have a Surface Book now, that I put Linux on for a while (bad idea, super flaky with Surface Linux). I'd probably recommend the Surface Pro again over the Surface Book, and just put up with Windows (ugh x2). Using the AtlasOS variant at least, so less crappy compared to stock Windows.
> Analyzing "emotion" in the model is completely anthropocentric.
Yeah, asking a text generator designed to sound as-human-as-possible about its "welfare" then actually giving credence to the output is a category error.
It's like asking a ceramic mug with "Best Dad!" written on the side if I'm the best dad, then uncritically just believing the words painted there. :( :( :(
Neat project! I would be interested in a paper about this.
I think the tricky part with this type of technology is that, this works if the training data was not curated. What I mean is, if someone trains an LLM to simply not include key events it will not be able to reply
In that case you can use either rag or fine-tuning. The entire premise of the Tiananmen Square argument is just Americans feeling inferior. I use Chinese models every day for work and my personal life, the model not knowing about this one historical event has had zero impact on me.
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