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Having cctv in a factory is one thing, having one camera pointed to the face of each employee with AI to detect what they're doing is something else.
by eloisant 6y ago
Having cctv in a factory is one thing, having one camera pointed to the face of each employee with AI to detect what they're doing is something else.
- agsamek 6y agoAnd what about having cctv on every work station in a factory? This is regularly used in a high cost scenarios for quality assurance/tracking. And it will be used much more when technology is cheaper / easier to deploy. Is this kind of supervision ok?
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- throwaway316943 6y agoWhat is the fundamental problem it is trying to fix? Does it work? Can it be done better by other means?
- iamacyborg 6y agoPresumably the camera is aimed at the assembly line, not at the individual member of staff.
- mypalmike 6y agoHow are they different? Jane is found to be falling asleep on the factory floor. Or Jane is found to be falling asleep while delivering packages. In both cases the feed might be recorded, abused in terms of privacy expectations, sent to an AI algorithm... And in both cases she may get reprimanded.
- adontz 6y agoExactly the situation in any cashdesk, for instance at banks. One or even multiple cameras per cashier.