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We did not need a strict law about privacy when the only way to surveil and preserve information was to use your eyes and brain. And given that everyone tends
by rootusrootus 2y ago
We did not need a strict law about privacy when the only way to surveil and preserve information was to use your eyes and brain. And given that everyone tends to be their own main character, even that level of preservation was not terribly effective.
The rise of computers and the ability to record things in near perfect fidelity is a problem. I hope we can get a handle on it before it gets much worse.
- whstl 2y agoMaybe we need to start preserving those things in AI neural nets so they are a bit fuzzy and slightly inaccurate!
- plussed_reader 2y agoAh, proprietary recollection! Surely that won't engender an entire middle-man economy.
- maxwell 2y ago> the ability to record things in near perfect fidelity is a problem Ancient Egyptians and Romans would seem to have relished such a problem.