This is the website AlphaVenture handed to an AI.
An AI is going to build a website based on you.
It draws a picture of you from things you'd never imagine could paint one. By the end it will have made up its mind about who you are. You get to say whether it's right.
What it reads, who else sees it and how to erase it are all on this page. Nothing is read until you choose. Rather not be read? See what the AI has done here.
Best on a computer. Send yourself the link for later
That is the whole point of it, so it is worth saying plainly before you go in rather than proving it afterwards. Everything below is literal.
What it reads
- Your machine. Screen, graphics, memory, battery, browser, operating system — about fifty readings, none of which needs a permission prompt.
- Your connection. The city and internet provider your address resolves to, and the weather there.
- What you do here. How far and how fast you scroll, what you click, what you select and copy.
- Whatever your browser fills in. There is a form near the end. If your browser autofills it, that is a name, and often an email address, a phone number and a home address with it. How that works, on any site.
- A public profile search. Given a name, it looks for the matching public LinkedIn profile and shows you what it found.
The same list in full, with how any website gets each item and which ones a browser asks about first: what a website can see about you without asking.
Who else sees it
Some of it leaves our server. The readings go to AI models, which write the page. Your network address goes to a lookup service for the city, and your browser's name to another for the device. Only if your browser fills in that form does a name go to a public-profile search, and a street address to Google Maps to draw it — for most visitors that never happens. Near the end Google offers its own sign-in button, loaded from Google. Google Analytics records which parts of the page you read and where you arrived from, with a cookie of its own; it is used to see what the site does, not who you are. Nothing is sold, and nothing is used to advertise to you. Every service, and what each one gets.
How long it is kept
Up to 90 days on our server, tied to this machine, so a second visit can pick up where the first left off, even in a private window (how that works). You can erase it below at any time, and erasing takes the data with it rather than just the permission. What Google Analytics recorded stays with Google for the retention period set there.
What it reads, who else sees it and how to erase it are all on this page. Nothing is read until you choose. Rather not be read? See what the AI has done here.
This is the short version. The long one, with every cookie, every outside service and how long each thing is kept, is this site's privacy policy; the terms of use are a page as well.