Virker helt tåbeligt, hvis de briller skulle være lovlige at bruge sådan nogle steder. Brugen af de her briller (og meget andet teknologi, sådan set) minder mig om et citat fra Person Of Interest:
John Reese: I never understood why people put all their information on those sites. Used to make our job a lot easier at the CIA.
Harold Finch: Of course. That’s why I created them.
John Reese: You’re telling me you invented online social networking, Finch?
Harold Finch: The Machine needed more information. People’s social graph, their associations. The government had been trying to figure it out for years. Turns out most people were happy to volunteer it. Business wound up being quite profitable, too.
Skynd dig at skrive under, hvis Aarhus rykker på at forbyde dem så kan andre kommuner jo følge eksemplet :)
Det kan jeg desværre ikke
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Æv :) Så håber vi at der er andre der kan!
Et af de absolut mest pudsige sammenfald jeg kender til, er 4. februar 2004. Den dag besluttede CIA officielt at lukke deres Life Log Project ned - et projekt der skulle kunne “[…] take in all of a subject’s experience, from phone numbers dialed and e-mail messages viewed to every breath taken, step made and place gone. The idea is to index the material and make patterns easily retrievable, in an effort to make machines think more like people, learning from experience.” (https://www.nytimes.com/2003/05/30/us/pentagon-explores-a-new-frontier-in-the-world-of-virtual-intelligence.html?src=pm&gwh=C39232292790FE3ED00B94B118A98CA1&gwt=pay)
Den 4. februar 2004 var også dagen Facebook gik i luften…
