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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsPOLL: Would you be uncomfortable talking to strangers wearing AI smart glasses?
Some but not all smart glasses will show an LED indicator light when they're used to record, but even brands with that indicator light can have the light disabled, and a working indicator light might not be noticeable in certain lighting conditions (bright sunlight, for instance).
Smart glasses can also be used with facial recognition apps, and Meta is currently considering adding facial recognition to its smart glasses.
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| I'd be uncomfortable and would limit conversations with them. | |
28 (97%) |
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| I'd be uncomfortable at first but would ask if they were recording and believe them if they said they weren't. | |
0 (0%) |
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| It wouldn't bother me at all if they were recording. | |
1 (3%) |
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| 1 DU member did not wish to select any of the options provided. | |
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(56,116 posts)EdmondDantes_
(1,605 posts)A strange animal, absolutely. Strange human, sigh must I?
highplainsdem
(61,186 posts)you would be even more uncomfortable if the stranger wore smart glasses that might be recording you?
I needed to ask about strangers rather than people in general because you might have a friend who uses smart glasses occasionally (maybe if compensating for low vision) but can be trusted not to misuse them.
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(56,116 posts)Might give me something geeky to talk about
As for being recorded, these days I presume when I'm out and about I'm always at risk for having my worst moments broadcast worldwide without warning anyway so....
GusBob
(8,202 posts)seems as if there are cameras everywhere these days anyway
haele
(15,255 posts)You're going to have to bolt the AI headset/glasses/whatever on my head in a cage for me to use them.
Seriously, recording capabilities or not.
John Farmer
(390 posts)then later thought what it would be like for the people on the other end of the AI scan.
newdeal2
(5,134 posts)You can keep your guard up and assume people are recording you 24/7 in public.
Its the facial recognition and scanning and selling of that data that is scary. Thats more than just a dumb recording.
Johonny
(25,859 posts)SheltieLover
(79,040 posts)highplainsdem
(61,186 posts)Response to highplainsdem (Original post)
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Polybius
(21,720 posts)I'll keep this short this time, but "Pass" is the only option that I can choose. Why? Because I'd be fine chatting with strangers wearing smart glasses. However, if I'd feel uncomfortable if I knew they were recording me or using facial recognition without my knowledge.
Perhaps add another option to the poll, and I'll be happy to go back and change my vote.