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Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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An entire new generation of people have been born and raised into a world that is more accepting of always recording and being recorded since 14 years ago.

I'm not sure if you have experience with teenagers, but you’ll quickly realize they are even more resistant to this technology than we ever were. For the vast majority of kids today, this is their worst nightmare. They will reject it even more forcefully than we have.

Really? The ones living on tiktok?

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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> My hunch is you would call me a Nazi No, I would call you a Nazi for promoting the idea that Jews are organized to replace and outbreed gentiles (as says Musk), for denying the validity of any election that your party loses (as has Trump), for unilaterally seizing powers constitutionally held by the legislature (as has Trump), for using your elected office power to enrich yourself and your friends (as had Trump), f…

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Being pro-Jew is not the same as being pro-Israel.

> I believe Musk

Generally, spreading lies rooted in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion about Jewish conspiracies to displace gentiles is not what I would consider "pro-Jew" behavior. Regarding Musk specifically, I have seen no evidence of any kind that he is "pro" anything other than his own self interest. Like Trump, he is a man without principles, religious or otherwise.

> The most anti-Jew people I encounter are hardcore leftists and atheists

What specifically did they do to make you think that? Did they criticize Israel?

EDIT: how fitting that besides coming to HN to defend a fascist billionaire, you are also promoting a crypto scam. That tells me everything about your ethics and political alignment.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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Why was the title changed from "The workers behind Meta’s smart glasses can see everything" to "A hidden workforce behind Meta’s new smart glasses"? It doesn't go against any guidelines: > Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important. > If the title includes the name o…

This tells us Meta's strategic focus for the next several quarters. This must hit a very expensive nerve.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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The big problem with checking IDs is not the checking, it's the people with the right to vote that don't have IDs. (and can't get one super easily)

So with that noted, when people make false claims of high levels of voter fraud, to justify government intervention that disenfranchises people, that falls into the fascism bucket.

And anyone that stays in favor of those actions despite these explanations gets to be in the same bucket.

Whether modern American fascism should actually get the word "Nazi", I'm not very fussed about. It doesn't make a person automatically right or wrong.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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Being pro-Jew is not the same as being pro-Israel. > I believe Musk Generally, spreading lies rooted in the Protocols of the Elders of Zion about Jewish conspiracies to displace gentiles is not what I would consider "pro-Jew" behavior. Regarding Musk specifically, I have seen no evidence of any kind that he is "pro" anything other than his own self interest. Like Trump, he is a man without principles, religious or ot…

Isn't Monero actually private? It's one of the very few cryptocurrencies I wouldn't call a scam. Even if I really dislike speculation and proof of work.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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> And that's enough for me So you ll start rejecting any argument that you supported before, as soon as a "Nazi" agrees with it?

> So you ll start rejecting any argument that you supported before, as soon as a "Nazi" agrees with it? I'll fight against any position that supports dehumanizing people for their ethnicity, that sets political ideology on a pedestal and uses it as a tool to attack science, institutions, and justice. As should you. It seems like you're upset by my use of the word Nazi. You should instead focus on the ideas that I'm a…

>I'll fight against any position that supports dehumanizing people for their ethnicity,

Ok, but that is not what you said.

>I never said that every voice on the right is a Nazi, just that Nazis are among those voices. And that's enough for me

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

#498

My concern was whether the glasses might record or transmit data while switched off or in standby mode. From what I can tell, they don’t do this intentionally. So the risk is broadly similar to other modern electronic devices. The creepiness concern is real, but I think people misplace where the actual surveillance happens. The most consequential stores of personal data aren’t ad networks they’re things like banks, h…

> So the risk is broadly similar to other modern electronic devices.

No. When your record a video on your phone, it is not being reviewed annotators. Generally companies only pay to get labeling done on data that is being used to train (or evaluate) ML models.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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Why was the title changed from "The workers behind Meta’s smart glasses can see everything" to "A hidden workforce behind Meta’s new smart glasses"? It doesn't go against any guidelines: > Please don't do things to make titles stand out, like using uppercase or exclamation points, or saying how great an article is. It's implicit in submitting something that you think it's important. > If the title includes the name o…

It's very telling that this post has been sent straight to the bottom.

Re: Meta’s AI smart glasses and data privacy concerns

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To a technical person, this is obvious. AI doesn't happen on the glasses, it doesn't happen on your crappy phone, it happens online. Live streaming, which is also a feature, by definition sends everything it captures to someone else's computer (ahem, the cloud).

Yesterday I saw a Instagram reel of a guy asking "what am I looking at" while between his girlfriend's legs. Congrats, some Indian guy saw her too.

The core piece of information that is missing or unclear is whether this collection happens also when not actively and knowingly sending data to the cloud.

The glasses let me record videos locally, can Facebook see any frames of them? This is the question that needs to be answered. Everything is else is nonsense like "omg Amazon hears what I tell Alexa"

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