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MS Research has been working on the life tracking hardware / software combo for awhile now. Which is something I've personally been interested in and I think is
by tseabrooks 15y ago
MS Research has been working on the life tracking hardware / software combo for awhile now. Which is something I've personally been interested in and I think is going to be huge going forward, especially with facebook getting people accustomed to a privacy free world. I just don't know how to turn that future technology into profits for me yet.
I expect lots of people to opt into a device the records their conversations... locations... images of the people around them... And the collates into some useable data using voice recognition + facial recognition + voice-to-text
The resultant data could be searchable by person... And bring up every picture of the person.. every conversation.. a map of locations where that person was with you (picture or voice)... etc... Anyway, MS Research has been working on similar stuff and I for one think that is going to be awesome technology someday.
http://techcrunch.com/2009/09/06/life-recorders-may-be-this-centurys-wrist-watch/ http://techcrunch.com/2009/09/06/life-recorders-may-be-this-...
http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/cambridge/projects/sensecam/ http://research.microsoft.com/en-us/um/cambridge/projects/se...
- cubicle67 15y agointeresting, but wont this clash with US wiretap laws? As far as I understand, many states require two party consent
- awakeasleep 15y agoAs an Illinois resident, I wonder this myself. My thoughts? Maybe you'd life-record in certain situations. For example, I do not believe representatives of businesses are required to be notified of recording while performing their official duties.