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Basically: “What’s so innocent about having your eyes open?” If you are somewhere where you might expect that people could see you, don’t pretend that they are
by randallsquared 2y ago
Basically: “What’s so innocent about having your eyes open?”
If you are somewhere where you might expect that people could see you, don’t pretend that they are supposed to not see you, or to forget what they saw. Thinking ypeopleshould have that kind of control over other people’s memories, even if stored in their stuff, seems dystopian.
- JohnFen 2y ago> Basically: “What’s so innocent about having your eyes open?” This is in no way equivalent to video recording.
- randallsquared 2y agoThere is no sharp line with modern tech, and widespread neuralink and competitors will blur it even more.
- JohnFen 2y agoThere is a sharp line. If I see something, what I see isn't recorded verbatim on some shareable media somewhere, nor is that data stored in a database. > widespread neuralink At this time, I don't see any reason to think this is a thing that neuralink or similar will be able to accomplish anytime soon. Massive video surveillance, on the other hand, is a problem that actually exists right now.