The existing expectation of privacy assumes the capabilities of regular human beings. Humans cannot reasonably observe thousands of different locations simultan

The existing expectation of privacy assumes the capabilities of regular human beings. Humans cannot reasonably observe thousands of different locations simultaneously, 24/7, and remember of millions of faces. Machines can. An analogous example: There's no speed limit for walking/running because human beings cannot run fast enough for it to be a problem, but we had to come up with speed limits for cars because they could do much more damage due to how fast they could go.