I don't think the comparison holds. It's not like there're thousands of generations of face recognition fighting against a wrong-headed prohibition; this sort o

I don't think the comparison holds. It's not like there're thousands of generations of face recognition fighting against a wrong-headed prohibition; this sort of panopticon garbage is a clear violation of societal norms. I don't think you accept that misbehavior from artificial persons is a given; even as we look for a technical solution, we should also be pressuring the legislatures to amend laws to prevent this.