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Someone Put Facial Recognition Tech onto Meta's Smart Glasses to Instantly Dox Strangers
(www.404media.co)
Anyone got non paywall
this post was submitted on 03 Oct 2024
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One of the students' names who did this was in the non-paywalled chunk of the article. A news search for that name brings up a ton of links about the story.
Now we just need to use the user information to check their net worth, and if it's above a certain amount it needs to hover a quest marker above that person. I'm curious to see how long before privacy laws get stronger.
They'll probably just end up making a (very expensive) method of obscuring themselves from the recognition tech. That way they won't need to pass any laws, and ad companies (or cops or anyone else who knows how to jailbreak their hardware. Probably) can still take advantage of the technology in some way.
Because 💰
This is what will happen.
Exactly. The rich will be able to buy privacy, while the rest become ever easier to exploit.
Didn't know Watch Dog was becoming a reality!?
If it's a billionaire it's just a combat marker.
We can use augmented reality to turn them into a chicken drumstick or a nice juicy steak.
Still gonna taste like pork tho.
well, no, someone used meta smart glasses to feed their instagram, and used facial recognition software on a different device like a pc to scan the instagram photos, and push their results to their smartphone
not the same thing
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