Notionally I'm in favor but... trusting the private sector with these technologies is the same as trusting the government, just with extra steps. In many ways commercial use of is even more harmful than municipal/government, and easy to take over later.https://twitter.com/nytimes/status/1128421740923817985 …
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Replying to @Pinboard
I agree. But I don't know how to translate that into actual policy/regulation/legislation proposals that I am totally down with. Got suggestions on that front?
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I'm up for something draconian like requiring affirmative consent for use of facial recognition.
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Replying to @Pinboard
I am down with that. I fear that we would end up in click-wrap hell for meatspace though. Want to go in this mall/sports-arena/airport/movie-theater/concert venue/etc? Better click through consent-to-facial-recognition. :(
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Yeah, that is a real danger with all hardline positions on consent. The trick is finding out how to regulate it so that this doesn't happen. Perhaps by requiring a trip to Consent Mountain in the Andes.
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