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> More importantly, however, this is an example of the "you're already doing it so it's not a big deal" fallacy I'm not saying it's not a big deal, I'm saying
by Alex3917 3y ago
> More importantly, however, this is an example of the "you're already doing it so it's not a big deal" fallacy
I'm not saying it's not a big deal, I'm saying it hasn't gotten much scrutiny, at least relative to comparable innovations in the past. E.g. when airports introduced body scanners, Jeffrey Rosen wrote an entire book about this called The Naked Crowd. Where's the equivalent scrutiny for iris scanners?
- rgrieselhuber 3y agoGood question. Probably because they aren’t as widely deployed (yet) but there should be just as much and more scrutiny on these as well. They also seem pointless given ambient facial / gait / body morphology recognition (which I am also against).