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>Or do it naked in the front yard. Let's take this simple one as example of stupid laws that suppose "to make world a better place " Can you justify rationall
by lovelyviking 6y ago
>Or do it naked in the front yard.
Let's take this simple one as example of stupid laws that suppose "to make world a better place "
Can you justify rationally and logically why naked person in the front yard is a problem?
I mean, we have born this way aren't we?
And yet having such biases you advocating for technology amplifier to enforce laws??
And you think you are making the world a better place ?
If you ready to prosecute someone for being naked,
which means actually simply being himself and not
sharing your views about nakedness, I prefer
that you would be prohibited to have access from any surveillance completely.
>We could very well frame it as 'database search'.
And in that case I do not wish you to have any access to any database what so ever , and the 'data base' itself should be destroyed. Because 'AI' is a different level of magnitude in surveillance, because one thing is when you go some people notice you while some don't and another when something watching your every step. This by itself is intimidating. People would not feel free and relaxed they would fake it or smash the cameras at some point.
We already have too much surveillance to the level it's annoying to go outside. I do not feel comfortable any more. I do not like somebody watching me with AI precision. I was questioned by police just for taking the walk not in a 'proper' hours and all I wanted is just to take the air and think about deep topics without interruption.
The world is already going crazy with too much control and some people seems do not realise that at all.