Re:Facial recognition technology is everywhere, and it may n...
by rogerbraun on Friday June 12, 2015 @09:04AM
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I don't know why you think that it's impossible to regulate these technologies. There could be laws against biometric identification without consent of the identified.
Re:Facial recognition technology is everywhere, and it may n...
by rewqfdsa on Friday June 12, 2015 @11:34AM
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My brain does biometric identification. Are you going to outlaw my brain?
Re:Facial recognition technology is everywhere, and it may n...
by task_queue on Friday June 12, 2015 @12:54PM
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It's demonstrably incapable of nuance, you might want to get it checked out.
Re:Facial recognition technology is everywhere, and it may n...
by pjc50 on Friday June 12, 2015 @09:02AM
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Shift to what, though? This is a bit like the vague calls to overthrow capitalism and replace it with something nicer. We're to overthrow privacy and replace it with .. what? We're really not ready for Culture-style machine-enforced morality.
I'm absolutely on the side of wanting to come up with those as yet unknown solutions, and I abhor all of the people who say "well just don't be doing anything illegal and then it won't matter!" I'm suggesting a fundamental shift in the underlying societal zeitgeist which, I realize, is a huge stretch and a bit of a pipe dream, but I can still hope.
To clarify- I'm NOT saying it shouldn't be regulated, and I'm NOT saying we need to move to some sort of post-privacy utopia, I am saying "Gee it'd be nice if we moved past the hand wringing and started coming up with ways to use this technology in beneficial ways.)