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At the Olympics, AI is watching you
(arstechnica.com)
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I mean assuming you live in a city you are being photographed up to thousands of times a day already.
And a lot of those video devices are using Google Corel TensorFlow.
There was a YouTube channel of a guy that goes around videotaping people in public because it's legal.
His point was this is already the default mode of society.
It would be funny if people normalized full face masks with printed designs in response to this future.
Tbh I hope they do.
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