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Doesn't do nudes.

• kev009 11y ago
  This is inevitable by some system and will be interesting ethically. Revenge porn, accidental sharing, "anonymous" sharing etc might today have some level of implicit anonymity due to sheer volume of content, but if a machine can precisely tag the media to a person, decisions made before the technology existed will have retroactive impact on people's reputation, embarrassment, privacy. It will probably be easy and popular to ridicule someone for poor judgment when this happens, but that is quaint with benefit of hindsight when it becomes an all encompassing dragnet. I've heard from teachers that children these days have an interesting new adversary with social media. On the contrary I've heard from people a bit older than me they are grateful things like Facebook didn't exist when they were teens. I'm in my mid 20s, I was perhaps the first WWW native cohort (I started using Netscape in early 1995), but social media was originally text (AIM) when I was particularly stupid, then Myspace and Facebook caught on at high-school age so I kind of straddled the two generations.