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I hope you find a satiating interlocutor, but I think the most obvious explanation is probably the most correct one in this case. I know this theory doesn't exa

I hope you find a satiating interlocutor, but I think the most obvious explanation is probably the most correct one in this case. I know this theory doesn't exactly satiate one's intellectual curiosity, but sometimes the truth is boring.

godelski 5y ago
I mean I agree, but with how prevalent this is and how profitable it is, I would imagine there's someone selling the technology. Especially here. I really do want to hear their opinions and have mine challenged. Maybe there's something I don't see and I'm overly paranoid. Hopefully we'll see some dissenting opinion.
- PradeetPatel 5y ago
  I suspect that this kind of technology is already in use by authoritarian regimes with more diverse and relaxed ethical standards when it comes to surveillance.
  - tfigment 5y ago
    Do some research on China and the Uyghurs and make your own call on if that is currently happening.
    - godelski 5y ago
      While that's prolific it isn't like we aren't doing it in other parts of the globe. Highlight China, but highlight Europe and the US too.
  - gpvos 5y ago
    > Facial recognition technology has been widely implemented in contemporary China and has become an integral part of people's daily life. (2020) https://www.taylorwessing.com/en/insights-and-events/insights/2020/05/china---facial-recognition-and-its-legal-challenges https://www.taylorwessing.com/en/insights-and-events/insight...