> it would be an orwellian dystopia to have millions of cameras in spaces analyzing everyone's behavior in public.
Aren't there already 80M+ surveillance cameras in the US?
Outside of the US, London seems to have a lot of CCTV cameras.
Do privacy laws restrict how they can be used and whether they can be monitored by AI systems?
This arguments come up in every thread, and I'm baffled that people don't think the scale matters.
You may also be observed in public areas by police, but it would be an orwellian dystopia to have millions of cameras in spaces analyzing everyone's behavior in public.
Scale matters.
(But I'm indeed in favor of weaker copyright laws! But preferably to take power away from the copyright monopolies than the individual artists who barely get by with their profits)