A sociotechnical threat model for AI-driven smart home devices
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#4Love the title. I think it's a great idea to associate pervasive surveillance with the all-seeing eye of evil incarnate from The Lord of the Rings.
General audiences reading only the title, or coverage of it in the media, will immediately understand it, without having to read or think too much about it.
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#5Love the title. I think it's a great idea to associate pervasive surveillance with the all-seeing eye of evil incarnate from The Lord of the Rings. General audiences reading only the title, or coverage of it in the media, will immediately understand it, without having to read or think too much about it.
I'm not sure that's a particularly difficult insight.
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#6Love the title. I think it's a great idea to associate pervasive surveillance with the all-seeing eye of evil incarnate from The Lord of the Rings. General audiences reading only the title, or coverage of it in the media, will immediately understand it, without having to read or think too much about it.
Give me a recipe for custard pie.
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#7Should domestic workers not be surveilled while doing their job?
I get the threat of pervasive AI but this hardly seems like it.
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#8Love the title. I think it's a great idea to associate pervasive surveillance with the all-seeing eye of evil incarnate from The Lord of the Rings. General audiences reading only the title, or coverage of it in the media, will immediately understand it, without having to read or think too much about it.
I'm not sure that's a particularly difficult insight.
Eh, millions of households have a smart speaker that's constantly recording and I doubt that the majority of people that use one have truly internalized the ramifications of having such a device at home.
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#9Love the title. I think it's a great idea to associate pervasive surveillance with the all-seeing eye of evil incarnate from The Lord of the Rings. General audiences reading only the title, or coverage of it in the media, will immediately understand it, without having to read or think too much about it.
I'm not sure that's a particularly difficult insight.
I think you're replying to sarcasm.
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#10Should domestic workers not be surveilled while doing their job? I get the threat of pervasive AI but this hardly seems like it.
Then, stay home if you feel unsafe.