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This is futile. The cat is out of the bag. There is no technological counter to AI + ubiquitous sensor networks. There are AI systems out there that can identi
by pacala 7y ago
This is futile. The cat is out of the bag. There is no technological counter to AI + ubiquitous sensor networks.
There are AI systems out there that can identify you by gait. Possibly already in your phone, ostensibly to help detect if the phone is carried by someone else. Straightforward to connect to the 24/7 video surveillance network that is built all around us: ring, self-driving cars/drones that double as corporate spies, video checkout, etc.
Furthermore, radars are coming to your phone in the near future: https://atap.google.com/soli https://atap.google.com/soli. There is no way to hide from such radars picking up everything that moves: your gait, your breath, your heartbeat. Oh, and the gait, breath and heartbeat of anyone near you, whether they agreed to the 500 pages EULA surrendering their privacy or not.
- kitotik 7y agoHi fellow jaded cynic! I can’t disagree with anything in your post, but I would add that there always opportunities to be a pain in the ass. Maybe not all systems can be toppled, but most can certainly be hacked, abused, slowed down, obscured, damaged, re-purposed, stolen, rebooted, copied, exposed, hidden, rendered obsolete, improved, deleted, etc. I see your defeatism and raise you a giant middle finger!
- bernardlunn 7y agoI agree. Messing with the system can be fun even if ultimately futile. Also the fact that AI can sometimes be stupid can sometimes lead to good trading opportunities.