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It seems to me like this is already being done quite extensively. Maybe it's because I'm in the tech echo chamber, but I constantly see technologists trying to
by dikaiosune 11y ago
It seems to me like this is already being done quite extensively. Maybe it's because I'm in the tech echo chamber, but I constantly see technologists trying to educate the outside world about the limitations. In a lot of cases (this one included), it seems to me like this is perceived by non-technologists as laziness (as TC suggests), stubbornness, or FUD-spreading.
This is just my impression (no guarantee it reflects wider reality), but I'm not sure how this is something that technologists can be expected to solve. There's no way to get the public to trust you when they know that you can do what you're saying is impossible, you're just not willing.