Big tech's AI-powered 'pervert' glasses are in a losing battle with DuckDuckGo
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Re: Big tech's AI-powered 'pervert' glasses are in a losing battle with DuckDuckGo
#2It does kinda concern me that people see glasses with a camera in them and automatically assume others wearing them clearly and obviously must be using them for perverted reasons.
Kinda a weird train of thought to default to imo. Especially when theres a bajillion other cameras pointed at everyone on the regular, ones with far greater fidelity.
Re: Big tech's AI-powered 'pervert' glasses are in a losing battle with DuckDuckGo
#3It does kinda concern me that people see glasses with a camera in them and automatically assume others wearing them clearly and obviously must be using them for perverted reasons. Kinda a weird train of thought to default to imo. Especially when theres a bajillion other cameras pointed at everyone on the regular, ones with far greater fidelity.
In theory I agree. It's probably just a way for people who don't like AI to weaponize the issue.
Re: Big tech's AI-powered 'pervert' glasses are in a losing battle with DuckDuckGo
#4It does kinda concern me that people see glasses with a camera in them and automatically assume others wearing them clearly and obviously must be using them for perverted reasons. Kinda a weird train of thought to default to imo. Especially when theres a bajillion other cameras pointed at everyone on the regular, ones with far greater fidelity.
I don't assume any such thing, but then, I prefer to say "glassholes" rather than "pervert glasses".
What I do assume is that they are recording me without my consent and sending that recording to a server somewhere for storage and/or analysis. That's the part that I find deeply offensive.