Today’s startups should terrify you

A steady stream of new startups pitch their ideas, concepts, products and services on a daily basis to TechCrunch reporters: Startups that claim to predict when employees might want to leave for a new job; that think they can detect depression using someone’s voice; that experiment by using chatbots on patients with depression; that scrape the internet for faces to allow police to carry out facial recognition surveillance.
And more than most of these startups terrify me.
Much of the focus today is on TikTok, the viral video-sharing app owned by Chinese firm ByteDance, which faces bans ov

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