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> Does having a machine analyze your face invade your privacy any more than having humans analyze your face? Seriously? Yes, of course it does, by a gigantic
by beedogs 9y ago
> Does having a machine analyze your face invade your privacy any more than having humans analyze your face?
Seriously? Yes, of course it does, by a gigantic amount; this should be maddeningly self-evident. Human beings do not, for instance, have instant recall of hundreds of millions of names and faces.
- refurb 9y agoCan you explain? I don't see it as any more invasive than taking a photo of a person.
- mulmen 9y agoAnd you don't have a problem with everyone at an airport being photographed for an undisclosed purpose? Also, the photo is being analyzed. As in, the photo doesn't just exist, your identity is tied to it. It's not just the same thing as taking a photo.