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was anyone else creeped out by all the facial recognition tech shilling in the new spiderman movie? you know disney got paid for that shit
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>>222307370
#noticing
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>>222307398
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>>222308068
based goycattle
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>>222307370
Careful the mods are deleting threads actually talking about the movie instead of box office wars.
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>>222307370
zoomers genuinely don't value privacy at all
it's bizarre but they find being watched and tracked comforting
get ready for a lot of this shit in the future
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>>222309237
uhhh what is china going to do with the fact that watch highschool dxd
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>>222307370
>luddite still shocked cameras exist
Okay
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>>222309307
>retard doesn't know what facial recognition tech is
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>>222308068
Really the best way to look at things. The bad guys won, just accept it.
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>>222307370
No, because I can recognize in a fictional world with super villains who can cause the destruction of the city or even world that security systems which are invasive of peoples privacy would be more accepted. Yes you can argue it's shilling the devices to be more accepted irl but in universe it makes complete sense.
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>>222309565
We don't use logic here
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>>222309565
but they're not accepted in the mcu world, they're illegal, peter parker the good guy uses them anyway and the good guy cops wish they could use them to, and using the illegal facial recognition software helps him save the day
you're an actual sheep
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>>222309307
Hello saar
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>>222309437
>instead of people looking through footage to track me it's... AI doing it much more efficiently!
*gasp* *drops iPhone*
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>>222312257
>mouthbreathing simpleton's understanding of tech
grim
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>>222312257
>luddite
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>>222312295
>zoomer learns a word
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>>222312257
You're probably trolling but in case you're not, there's a different between a human being looking through footage to track a person and AI constantly tracking literally everyone whenever they're in public, 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year, forever, with a database of everyone's movements easily accessible by those in charge for whatever they want to do with it.
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Far From Home already had killdrones with facial recognition tech.
Pretty sure Iron Man 1 even had facial recognition tech
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>>222307370
No, freak. Stop committing crimes and take your meds.
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>>222307370
>You see, the tragedy is that Horus was his favorite son but Sanguinius was the goodest of them all and sidelined for being a mutant...
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>>222307370
So we have surveillance state with no privacy
A red head who gets a free pass killing innocent civilians when she throws a tantrum

What other heroics does this movie have?
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>>222307415
Chomsky is fine with it if it confirms his approved narratives.
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>>222307489
That's a reasonable conclusion.
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>>222312347
What's the difference? In terms of privacy the footage shouldn't exist in the first place. Your potential enemy having any information about you is a violation of your personal security.
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>>222307370
Goddamn that bitch is fucking ugly
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>>222314609
So is Zendaya.
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>>222314585
>What's the difference?
fucking moron
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>>222312354
Man, they really went hard on Tony for his Ultron/Ironshield project about taking away their freedoms unnecessarily, but they live in it anyway lol.
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>>222307370
They ran a global facial recognition search to find Loki way back in 2012.
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>>222314758
Totalitarian regimes worldwide have had no difficulty oppressing their populations even without neutral network algorithms.
The human element of compliance is what makes the oppression possible, not the technology.
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>>222314945
this tech allows literally every country on earth to become a totalitarian regime once it's fully implemented, you fucking knuckledragger
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>>222315090
luigi spooked the elites so they're accelerating all the authoritarian surveillance stuff they had planned for the next few decades massively
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>>222315090
>this tech allows literally every country on earth to become a totalitarian regime once it's fully implemented
only countries with people who will obey it in the first place
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No, not really. London specifically and the UK more broadly have been under CCTV control for more than 20 years now mostly for targeting petty thefts and vandalism, and the only real lesson is that if cops aren't gonna enforce the laws, this tech is just a gift for the manufacturer. If you are worried about your government abusing this, there are mechanism for holding them to account, but that is a different topic. Otherwise you are just confusing a tool for how it is used.
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>>222315132
the fuck does obeying have to do with being surveilled 24/7 by automated AI?
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>>222315166
>comparing modern ai-powered facial recognition tech to fucking cctv
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>>222309565
In 2008’s Dark Knight, a universe with comparable supervillains taking into account nobody has superpowers, it’s treated as this horrific thing that Lucius Fox almost quits his job over and they agree to trash once the task is over. There’s definitely been a shift in the zeitgeist with regards to mass surveillance acceptance in the west.
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>>222307370
no I dont watch disney movies
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>>222307370
Actually me.

When Spider-Man goes "bit it's really handy".
It's so fucking over for the privacy of the average goy.
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>>222315177
How is AI going to surveille you if you physically break the cameras, cut the power to the servers, kill the techbros making it, and the elites thinking of putting all of it in motion?
What's stopping you from resisting? Compliance and obedience. A Fundamental Lack of Desire For Freedom. Nobody Else Is Doing it So Why Should I. Go Away Glowie.
Only those who could never win in the first place will lose.
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>>222315235
You know that a critical mass for a change can never be formed if the first one to suggest a change gets locked up, right? And then nobody will ever say something like that again because they know they will get locked up.
That's how dictatorships work. Only if the state fails to lock up certain individuals, riots start happening
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>>222314902
can't Loki transform into other people?
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The movie is so boring that this is somehow important.
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>>222307370
what the fuck are you on about what facial recognition?
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>>222315197
there's also a big difference between grim dark batman using it as a necessary evil and cute little friendly neighborhood spiderman happily surveilling everyone in nyc lol
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We're over a quarter of a century into the Patriot Act world, you don't have privacy and if you're under 40 you never had anything resembling privacy. Dataweenies who act like hiding their jerkoff habits from Alphabet is a moral imperative are so performative.
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>>222316047
bootlicker
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>>222307415
>chomsky
mans a complete joke, his specialty is in literature yet they love to wheel him out to talk foreign policy when all he does is push anti-west ideas.
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>>222314541
>So we have surveillance state with no privacy
in a bunch of US states you have to enter your id to watch porn lmao
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>>222309237
Only on this site do I see faggots making insane assertions about what zoomers like and do not like. They do not like being observed at all, but the alternative is living your life like a schizophrenic freak which honestly still draws attention to you and you can still be very easily tracked regardless because there are plenty of things you have to do that leaves an observable trail. It's completely unreasonable today to make yourself untraceable by big corpos and the government. Just because you bitch about it doesn't mean you are doing anything meaningful about it either dumbass. At least zoomers are honest in the futility of it
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>>222316047
This, the entire "community" around data protection is just a bunch of losers thinking they are smarter than everyone for bitching about something you functionally have zero capacity to actually prevent. If they were serious about this stuff they'd get off the internet
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>>222316352
>Only on this site do I see faggots making insane assertions about what zoomers like and do not like
the problem is the world started to rapidly change in the late 00s, zoomers are the first generation where it makes more sense to talk about them in 8/7 years instead of the full spread.
the 96-2004 zoomers grew up more like millennials in the pre-perma-connected world of everyone having a cellphone+internet access at home.
the post 04 kids grew up with tablets in front of them for as long as they could operate them and a cellphone from the time they were ~10 years old.
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>>222316428
>he entire "community" around data protection is just a bunch of pedos on tor
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>>222316352
It's not about making yourself untracked, it's about making tracking less useful. If more people put in minimal effort then tracking overall would not work. Don't carry or use a phone, don't buy anything other than with cash.
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>>222309237
It was Obama who said "if you have nothing to fear then you have nothing to hide" after he created the NSA to spy on absolutely everyone.

>>222307370
>you know disney got paid for that shit
Big companies already monitor all social media posts of their employees. That's been going on for over a decade now, and people have gotten fired for being a republican or doing/saying something that had nothing to do with their employers but the employers decided was against their hard-left corporate culture. So I wouldn't be surprised if Disney and other big companies engage in geo-tracking, facial recognition, and all sorts of other shit.
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>>222316541
Pedos get busted allt he time these days. That's a good thing. It's a shame that the rest of us have to give up our rights to privacy along with it
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>>222316428
>i side with the government and the wealthy elite because i'm a free thinker!
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>>222315177
You've never heard of the panopticon?
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>>222316583
>Don't carry or use a phone, don't buy anything other than with cash.
Get real bro lmao. I guarantee you don't even do this
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>>222309237
i hate zoomers so fucking much
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>>222316428
>you functionally have zero capacity to actually prevent.
Lose the smartphone. Drive an older car that's not GPS-reporting back to the auto-maker. Don't own anything that can be wirelessly-pinged for internet. Disconnect the internet from your PC when you're not using the internet. Keep all your internet access confined to one room like how it used to be.
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>>222316904
>shit you don't even do
Nice ideas anon, maybe somebody will try it out one day
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>>222316220
Your faggot Dad is a bootlicker and so are all his faggot friends who made this possible
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>>222314547
>is
Can't believe that fucker is still alive
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>>222312354
someone played Watchdogs
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>>222316904
>Stop spying on me simply not an option
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TDK > MCU
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I feel like I remember him basically being Spider-cop in one of the Playstation games too
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>>222316047
>um actually we've been stealing from you for over a quarter of a century and you haven't been able to stop us so far
>I guess that means you want it
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>>222312347
Yes, the difference is efficiency. In the past they'd have to piece together all the footage and other data like transaction and phone records to figure out where a dangerous criminal might have been. Now they know for sure, instantly. That's a good thing.

CCTV are a good thing. Bodycams are a good thing. Doorbell and Flock are a good thing. Facial/gait recognition and profiling are a good thing. All of these lead to dangerous criminals being caught much faster and more proactively.
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>>222314541
That is textbook anarchotyranny btw.
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>>222316736
>I MUST be seen as a free thinker! everyone must think I'm an intellectual rebel! I NEED people to know I'm not a sheep!!!
kek. You have no real accomplishments that mark you as superior. You're just some guy getting angry online.
>>222318865
>heh all they did was establish longstanding legal precedent that does support the government's mandate over national security
This stuff matters in America, Ivan. Maybe in your country putin can change the laws by pulling on a lever whenever it's convenient. Not how it works in real countries
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>>222309237
They actually think it keeps them safe instead of putting them into new forms of danger we don't even have names for yet.



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