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The world is going to be filled with millions of cameras using AI to analyze the video in real time.
by UltraSane 9mo ago
The world is going to be filled with millions of cameras using AI to analyze the video in real time.
- heigh 9mo agoI think it’s only fair the citizens are allowed to record if the government does it en mass
- Epskampie 9mo agoDoesn't have to be. Here in the Netherlands it's actually illegal to (permanently) film public space, and people can and will point that out to any offenders.
- AlecSchueler 9mo agoWith many exceptions of course.
- danielbln 9mo agoSame in Germany. Putting something like a Ring camera up is a big no-no.
- close04 9mo agoThey are everywhere. Knowing the old “Germany is the land of privacy” I was shocked to walk about in many neighborhoods, from pretty run down to affluent, and see Ring, Nest, Arlo, all cloud connected cameras hanging over doors but turned more towards the public road in front of the house.
- UltraSane 9mo agoThat seems impossible to actually enforce.
- shiroiuma 9mo agoThere's permanent cameras pointed at the street in the red light district in Amsterdam, along with warning signs saying that photographing the women in the windows is illegal.
- UltraSane 9mo agoHow can that actually be enforced?
- assimpleaspossi 9mo agoAnd then what?
- UltraSane 9mo agoIt could reduce crime and also could be used by evil people to do evil things.
- marcosdumay 9mo agoUnless the world becomes full of people that vandalize cameras on short notice, or countries that criminalize those cameras.