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But this is a great way to test and refine facial recognition to make it ubiquitous, which has serious implications for the government's ability to track everyo
by tdeck 8y ago
But this is a great way to test and refine facial recognition to make it ubiquitous, which has serious implications for the government's ability to track everyone cheaply and with little recourse.
- oceliker 8y agoI don’t think it provides a great way of testing and refining. The pictures are taken at a very controlled environment in this case; it doesn’t really generalize to CCTV. I don’t disagree with the argument regarding “normalizing” facial recognition in everyday life, though.