Not really. Having a device send video frames to the cloud basically kills the deal for me. If you did something to the video first... maybe. Let's say you train a model to process video. You come up with a network where the first few layers are fixed and they perform a non-reversible transform of the video into some sort of symbolic representation. I might sign up for that. I want to know that my video/audio feed isn't being used by a 3rd party, and that it isn't being used by you for something other than the intended purpose(i.e. to model my behavior to sell me things, to create profiles of my activity, etc). I understand that my first proposal doesn't actually address all of those concerns, but I am willing to trade privacy for convenience to a very limited degree.

I'm basically working on something like this for myself. I have a Nvidia Jetson Nano that I'm trying to train to tell me when my garage door is open without my wife or I present, when my laundry is done, and whether or not the lights are on.