Re:FTC Imposes $5B Penalty and Sweeping New Privacy Restrict...
by godelski on Wednesday July 24, 2019 @06:57PM
(#20520924)
There's a real question about consent here. I know a lot of techies that don't understand ML that well (not even better than the general public). I saw a comment in another form "ML is like QM, if you think you understand it you don't.", And I think that's fairly accurate and Feynman would have loved it. So
1) how can you give proper consent if it takes a great deal of expertise to understand what you're getting yourself into (never mind that complexity doesn't come across, but that's a good question too. About conveying complexity).
2) can consent even be given if we can't be fully informed? Or rather how informed do you need to be to give consent?
1) how can you give proper consent if it takes a great deal of expertise to understand what you're getting yourself into (never mind that complexity doesn't come across, but that's a good question too. About conveying complexity).
2) can consent even be given if we can't be fully informed? Or rather how informed do you need to be to give consent?