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The future is what we, as a whole, collectively, 7 billion people, make it to be. Unfortunately I think the writing is already on the wall. We've moving toward
by curried_haskell 10y ago
The future is what we, as a whole, collectively, 7 billion people, make it to be.
Unfortunately I think the writing is already on the wall. We've moving towards a world where everyone will be recording everything all the time. Soon my glasses will be recording everything I see all the time and you won't even know it. The advantages of being able to replay things you saw, record conversations, record accidents and incidents with police, record controversial things at work, are all too great.
People are already doing this with dashcams in their cars.
We're moving into a world where privacy will simply become impossible.
- eveningcoffee 10y agoPersonally I do not think that the recording is a problem by itself. Problem is with who this recording is shared.
- calgoo 10y agoExactly, I would love to have real valid AR glasses where we can add metadata to everyday life. If it could be built without the posiblity to take a photo it would be better, but you would loose half of the functions and people would not use it, cause whats the use of a camera if you cant take photos or video. Also with the IoT stuff coming online, it looks more and more like these AR devices wont matter in regards to private as everything will be recording everything anyway.
- eveningcoffee 10y agoThe only place these IoT things should be is on the shelves if companies are stupid enough to produce them. :( I try to explain it always if I have change. Our houses should not leak information. This is very dangerous for the society as a whole.