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Why Facial Recognition Technology Is So Dangerous
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- Опубликовано: 2 июл 2020
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Government crackdowns, hyper-personalized ads, real-time location tracking of citizens. Mass surveillance is a growing threat in the modern world. In this episode, we'll take a look at why it's so dangerous.
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Palantir: www.bloomberg....
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Racial and gender bias: news.mit.edu/20...
Harrisburg University press release: archive.is/N1HVe
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I don't get it?! why are your videos getting demonetized?
Probably got demonizatized because you said "George floyd"
Now let's be honest, it's not conspiratorial to believe that big online companies might be on board with facial recognition on a large scale. Think of the money they would get from that kind of targeted advertising and surveillance.
and why is it demonitized?
Do you get told a reason why when a video is demonetized? What was the reason?
Russia is launching a facial recognition technology called 'Orwell ' . They aren't even trying to be subtle now
@@siyacer 1984?
@Electric Sheep Your Animal Farm had pictures?
@Electric Sheep or you got baited and he was joking
the duality of man
Hello, u want to participate in this technology?
Nathaniel Foo lmao yeah what? Does he have animal farm the manga adaptation or something?
“The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom.”
― Isaac Asimov
Well, there goes his last bit of independent relevance...
Fucking finally...
WoW
Yes! Before, we knew how a well, a mill, etc, works but now, do you know how a cellphone, a gps signal, a car works?
@@amidhmi5243 yea. But i can get your point 😂
Hello again, are you a group? I see you everywhere
"IBM has pledged to get out of the facial recognition business entirely."
Because they are so far behind that it's not worth it for them so they can use it for PR.
To think that they almost monopolized the entire tech industry if only they played their cards right
This world is moving closer to 1984 everyday. Remember: "1984 was not supposed to be an instruction manual".
Im gay
I read that book when I was in highschool sophomore year. After 9/11 the gov has full record of our phone calls. That book was a telling of what's to come in a foreseeable future.
@@senorswordfish6019 same
We're moving closer to 1984 because people in charge always assume they'll be on the winning side.
praise the m0therf0cking swordfish, heretics - He believes in swordfish!
It will soon reach a point that people will wear masks when they leave not because of Covid but to protect their own privacy
Then they just have to forbid wearing masks in public. Which was already kind of the case in France during the Yellow Vest protests, you could be arrested if you were anywhere near a protest and had any kind of face cover on you or in your backpack.
Fluffynator it’s a bit 1984 which is what has people concern. Let’s say 10 years from now the US makes going to church mandatory. Let’s also say you are not religious and would rather not go. Well now that they know everywhere you go they know you weren’t at church and can send a fine your way or some kind of re-education police. The issue with mass surveillance isn’t the actual surveillance but the abuse of power that it can and will lead to.
Fluffynator the issue is that companies could use this kind of info to easily deny you coverage for insurance, or reject loans on information you don’t know they have. They would have power over nearly every facet of your life. Everything is already controlled in a similar way. But it will be far worse and so deep seated it can never be gotten out.
They can make that illegal and there you go.
They’d be able to work you out. You’d end up going to your place of work at a certain time, and they’d be able to correlate that with your roster. Or they’d count the hours and run it against your pay check. They’d filter by little irregularities like having a morning off here or there for a kids award presentation at school assembly, or the visiting a GP.
If not those things, then you don’t have an infinite number of shoes, or clothes. They’d match that somehow. Even if you buy generic clothes, they’d be able to build a database on your walk style, so you’d be given a unique entry there.
Breach any one of these things with a positive ID of you, and they could backdate the whole lot of data, and add it to your profile.
Despite everything said in this video, I’m not worried by the advent and proliferation of such technology. I don’t go to protests. I’m not involved in any political party planning/meetings/policy making/etc. I’m reasonably happy with how things are in the country right now, and I’m not concerned by “big brother” reading my comments on forums like this.
So THAT'S why it's called Facebook
I never thought about that
Me neither
Nice one
You're correct.
Yes, it's supposed to be a literal contact list, or address book except better. Facebooks were meant to be address books with what you looked like for ivy league universities and fraternities to find each other. Says a lot about the vanity and racial assurance people want in these environments too. It was basically a doxxbook.
Socialist AND Anti-Authoritarian! I'm beginning to like this guy
Glad to hear it!
LIB LEFT gang rise up
"Socialist AND Anti-Authoritarian" --- that's a major oxymoron!
Second Thought are you a socialist or a social democrat?
@ No it's not. You really shouldn't tell people who've done an absurd amount of research into leftist thought what is or isn't a major oxymoron because they will know more than you on the topic and you're going to look like an idiot.
We only need facial recognition to locate the missing Space Cow
Is it a spherical cow?
Neither is the company calling themselves Skynet lol
This is similar to the Japanese anime Psycho Pass. Oversurveillance never ends well.
“But it’s to keep people safe”-a tyrant’s best excuse.
Patriot Act, anyone?
So basically a US president
"It's all for the greater good."
Man, I want to rewatch How to Become a Tyrant again.
Boy hearing some of company names really points how many business leaders there are out there who can consume media and fundamentally misunderstand what makes the bad guys bad.
well, since good and bad are probably the most subjective things ever, this kind of black and white thinking isn't helping anyone.
sometimes we understand why a "bad guy" is doing what he does. and many (if not most) people actually don't care how "bad" they are in your eyes.
@@chrisakaschulbus4903 ah yes, Skynet, the corporation literally written and intended in every way as evil is actually good.
@@flytrapYTP i wasn't even talking about skynet... but just talking about "bad guys" is so outdated. if you are writing a story and your villain is just "the evil evilish evil" you're not a good writer imo... i prefer more subtle messages
@@chrisakaschulbus4903
Well...Used-to-be Blackwater, slaughtering civilians for money while the contractors are on coke...
Petrochemical companies causing cancer because running their plants cleanly costs profits...
Ford releasing the pinto back in the day though it was prone to catch on fire in wrecks? It was cheaper to pay lawsuits and let people die than to redesign the car...
Sometimes companies manage to be actually evil. And usually, that just looks like bureaucrats functioning not quite rightly.
Which, hey, there's Chernobyl...so It's not just capitalism.
...I suspect it happened in ancient Egypt too.
@@chrisakaschulbus4903 it would have taken too long to point out that even in more nuanced media where you have a sympathetic vilain they're still shown to be fundamentally flawed in their reasoning. I'm willing to bet these people would fail to see their flawed reasoning also is what make them the bad guys.
"The United States is not a country, it's a business."
Every country is using it. The US is pretty worse compared to other countries at several things but they're not alone in this regard
@@srivatsajoshi4028 The US and China are on the top.
What's crazy is that scenario he described in the beginning about snapping a photo of someone you find attractive and looking them up instantly is real. There's an app for that. I don't remember what its called, but I saw it on the news one day
And even if it didn't specifically find the right person, it still helps a potential stalker find more information on new targets.
Second Thought: "Odds are that you are that you are in someones data Base."
My people living somewhere in Siberia: "Dont underestimate my Power"
Me who lives in a developing country: same
Me who lives in north Greenland (no seriously!) : Same
I know for a fact I'm in a database. I was once caught trespassing on BNSF railroad property in St. Louis in the United States because it was an unmarked gravel road connecting to a public residential street. I got let off with a warning because I have no criminal record but yeah now I'm in a database and if I ever disagreed with the government I would get disappeared
Just kidding, I'm white and immune to consequences 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 10/10 country
The irony of calling a big data firm 'Palantir' is remarkable when the fictional magic artifact(s) of the same name encapsulates the inherent flaws in data collection/analysis tech. While it is not malicious nor inaccurate per se, it does not provide adequate context for the information it presents (e.g. whether an event happened in the past or future, or the intentions of key persons), causing misinterpretations reinforced by misguided trust in the system. Furthermore, it is not secure from eavesdropping, and can be manipulated by powerful figures by deceptively editing its output, controlling the user to serve their own agendas.
Thus, we are in the position of Saruman who foolishly forsook his wisdom for 'subtle arts and devices'; info without sense is practically nonsense. By mistakenly trading our wits for a mere glut of knowledge, we play right into the hands of enemies who're all too happy to do the thinking for us.
Woah.. meta
The people who named it knew about this. Just a funny nod to fiction and history. Everybody who names things does it.
Insert quote about technological knowledge advancing faster than human knowledge
It's more meta than irony because it was created by programers, and most of the programmers are nerds or become nerds after college.
"I thought the punishment came after the crime." - Captain America
hello
Only my grandma In a remote Village somewhere in Africa is safe from it.
For now. Maybe.
I doubt Africa is safe. I'm Kenyan, and about a year ago, our government suddenly enforced all the people within the country to have their fingerprints and photo taken. The reason given was that it would allow for faster access to government services but I am certain that more was going on, especially with how urgent the government made this whole situation become.
If you didn't know, China has a very large presence in Africa and helps develop infrastructure for many nations, Kenya included. This has led to a debt to China in many countries. I like to think that maybe somewhere in that negotiation, personal data of all citizens was given to the CCP to either enhance facial recognition systems or even build a database as China gets hold of more and more power over African nations.
This is just a theory though, but I don't think it is unreasonable.
@@ynnad7778 I think it is true what u r saying here
Not if she's on Facebook.
Are there grandmas in africa?
solution: masks, like the ones we use for corona
@@Jcewazhere Ear masks
Jcewazhere fuck it. The mandalorian helmet is not coming off.
Look mom no ears
Apple’s facial recognition software can recognize a face through a mask, so who’s to say that other companies can’t develop the same thing?
Headphones and a mask then.
Hollywood: Minority Report
Chinese GOV: Instruction Manual
Question: Aren't the masks we're all going to be wearing soon going to put a massive dent in facial recognition software?
Nope.. Only making the tech smarter.
China already has really really good algorithms for recognising people with masks
@@TheMrseanymac yep, they will adapt to knowing face shape and other thing
Try to wear a mask when opening your iPhone, after a few days face ID already understood the shapes of your face with a mask so nope it will do nothing. You should cover your face fully.
@@Mixesha001 And even so, the AI can probably detect creases for example at the corners of the mask that correspond to unique faces
I work at the World Trade Center (security guard), in order to clock in, I must use a facial scanner; and in order to reach secure areas, I must use a finger print scanner.
That must be a cool job.
Ok nice to know you have security measures
You're living in the future.
"alright, who had robot uprising for July?"
Damn, I had NAMBLA uprising. So close!
I’m betting on fireworks starting a forest fire in USA too
Ostap P we still have the Fourth of July coming up. Don’t forget
BINGO!
I need two more
Aliens and civil war
Don´t say this doesn´t concern you because you´ve "got nothing to hide". I´ve got nothing to hide either. That doesn´t mean that I am ok with constantly being watched, or with someone listening in on private conversations. You´re not doing anything illegal while you´re sleeping. Does that mean that you´d be ok with someone always watching you while you sleep?
The right to privacy is a human right. And it should remain that way.
You seriously think that there is some actually sitting there and watching you??? Theres 7 billion other people in the world. You have a better chance of winning the lottery than being watched by someone while you are asleep...
@@regularjoe3658 Have you heard of analogies?
Truth!!!
@@regularjoe3658 How are you this thick?
I think this is where the quote that people have been using to avoid lockdown becomes relevant: “Those who would give up essential liberty to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety.”
I agree
I live in place(Not USA) where govt. Cameras get stolen all the time. Earlier i thiefs hate them for destroying public property. Now i feel little grateful to them.
Where are you from?
@@windowsmediacenter6924 possibly India
Skynet is the Self-Aware AI. Cyberdine Systems is the corporation that created it.
All thanks to the Chinese, who want robots to have a port for giving brith.
I would love a video on Communism: What people think vs reality
Stupid people think it works... in reality it never does.. there no need for a video.
@@alexmason3602 Communism is not the problem, your narrow thinking about it is
@@alexmason3602 Communism is the goal of socialism
Anonymous communism benefits no one except the government party in charge, who get free labour for next to no money, they get to fully control the country and its citizens. And make fuckloads of money off them. Sorry to burst your bubble but there’s a reason China is such a shithole
@@alexmason3602 How stupid do you have to be to think Capitalism works?
I still remember how my friend said they got an ad for the exact thing she talked about buying the day before...
Hell, sometimes I think of something and I start to see ads of it.
I remember getting spammed with Facebook ads 10 minutes after talking about with my dad.
@@lordodysseus Well, you use Facebook so you kind of deserve to be spied on.
Though tbh that’s not a big coincidence, that’s got like a 0.1% chance of happening with each ad if you talk beforehand, so by probability that would happen once every few months to a year depending on how many ads you saw. But yeah, some apps will use your microphone if you don’t stop them. RUclips has access to my microphone for example. But I don’t really care because that will never be viewed by a human so pretty irrelevant
@@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544 and it's a bit biased as well... of course you would rather notice something your brain was recently processing.
like when we see a product that we use show up in a video... "wait, i have the same keyboard"... it will immediately stand out like a sore thumb.
the same happens with topics we think about
For the people working on these things, could you at least not name yourselves after something evil for once?
(Also let’s be honest that FaceApp thing is creepy as hell)
First
“Nearly all men can stand adversity, but if you want to test a man's character, give him power.”
― Abraham Lincoln
or sex its about the same thing
Lincoln never said that, it was said about him by Robert Ingersoll.
"Quoting someone doesn't make you smart, it makes you look stupid most of the time."
- Rest of the world
"Stop quoting me"
- Well known people
I have no photos of me online, no passport, no drivers license or anything. It’s not to hard to hide.
Yea but if you use a phone
A app can secretly use your front camera to find your face
Imagine your world sounding more and more like a Dystopian future like in 1984.
Wait a minute
Always with the 1984 references
"Those who would give up essential liberty, to purchase a little temporary safety, deserve neither liberty nor safety"
-Benjamin Franklin
I worked on facial recognition for my final project in college. I can confirm that your explanation of how it works is pretty accurate.
Could you provide what library and language you are using. I personally am a biggener and have interest in NLP and image processing. Any suggestions
@@satyamprakash7030 I used this library: github.com/justadudewhohacks/face-recognition.js
Also check this: medium.com/@ageitgey/machine-learning-is-fun-part-4-modern-face-recognition-with-deep-learning-c3cffc121d78
In the UK officers have to log down each time they use a database like that, so if anytime it is misused there will be consequences.
"in order to prevent government overreach, we must beg the government to pass new laws that they'll ignore anyway"
Boston, MA banned it recently
I wish the original Boston would follow suit
so they say....
Is anyone else in a weird space where they know, being aware of this information is extremely beneficial, but at the same time knowing this information is extremely anxiety inducing..?
That's how it should be. You have to be uncomfortable with this and act accordingly.
Like.coronavirus 🤷🏻
Better to know of an existent outbreak/threat and protection measures
I am low key getting scared for my future as an adult and even for the future of the generation that will follow. I just hope that there is no apocalypse type of thing
I gave a presentation in class once on how dangerous this technology is. There are 2-3 ways to fool the tech tho. There are makeup techniques that can effectively completely alter your facial features to the point where you're unrecognizable to software. However, if you don't feel like putting on a bucket of paint every time you leave the house, you can apply makeup in ways that mask the specific parts of the face that the software uses to ID you, which confuses it.
There are special reflective glasses you can wear that make it difficult for camera lenses to pick up on your face because the glasses reflect enough glare to mask you. However, the glare is invisible to the naked eye, and the glasses are fairly inconspicuous, so you don't look like a total wacko in public.
Too bad they're also tracking all of your friends and family members and coworkers.
This is why i don't put pictures of myself on the internet
Many virus, exploit, or even Facebook already use smart phone front camera to secretly capture user face.
Facebook argument: we capture your face expression to give better add experience
@@shoazdon7000 i also have no webcam soooooooo yeah
Good that I live in one of the 2 countries that outlawed it.
@Electric Sheep Belgium and Maroco. www.reddit.com/r/belgium/comments/h7ixuh/according_to_this_map_were_the_only_ones_where/
Thank god i completely ignored the selfie craze and avoided posting anything in social media. Sooner or later people who are deemed expendable will be framed for crimes they didn't commit using video evidence and with all the selfies people take online im sure alot of you are at risk.
No government would do that, faking a sharp rise in crime isn’t good for a countries appearance and it would risk the public turning against the government. That would never happen, no matter how evil said government was.
@@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544 Kinda odd to see you reply in the exact same fashion on two comments in a row, (almost) suspicious, but I will say that this make it possible to frame people for crimes. If not the government, different interest groups can try to trick the algorithm to think somebody did something they actually didn't. It's not just your own selfies, if a selfie from somebody's phone shows you being supposedly somewhere you actually weren't, that'd be a great way to frame for a crime. That doesn't even start with cameras being on cars, on tvs/electronics, on every building, and even on unmanned police drones (a $500 drone would be cheaper than a police car for trying to bust people for petty crimes).
I can see framing activists for crimes and imprisoning them. Seems like something they'd do.
notification squad raise your hand
I got this recommended to me.
Does this video take anyone to China straightaway?
No……i wish i have the money and time to travel to other countries……
Love the direction you're going in
Thanks, glad to hear it!
It is a very interesting topic, by one hand, with this technology we have the potential power to elimitante terrorist, murderers, druglords etc... (which is good), but by the other had we can break the limits of our own privacy (in favor of security) allowing people in the goverment to (to say the least) do inmoral actions, such as intimidation of political leaders and his followers, racial bias, discrimination or even that unfair arrest.
It raises to me the question of ¿do you think that with strong institutions and laws, we can avoid this break on privacy, and use it only in very dangerous people?...
Keep up with the good content :D (sorry for my english)
It is possible to use it well.
however.
We need to have governments we can trust.
I think we should get warrants to use privacy breaking software and restrict to to a single person.
@@swisstraeng I don't think there's such a thing as a government you can fully trust.
Simon Kimberly warrants get used illegally all the time and there are an insane amount of loopholes to where you don’t even need one for the majority of cases.
Like traeng said, we need governments that we can trust and the US definitely does not have a government that they can, or do, trust. There are some good upsides to facial recognition but unfortunately I don’t believe that the human race as it is right now could ever get to a spot where someone somewhere will not abuse a technology like this.
Bad comments be like:"Haha no one discriminates against me right now and I'd never protest anything, even overt genocide! Since this can't hurt me and also we live in a just society where nothing bad happens I don't see a problem."
The more videos of yours I watch, the more I appreciate your work and being on this platform. Really. Your name is fitting for every video and I like that.
Much love man.
This technology is similar to the one illustrated in Lupin The Third Part V, the Hitorogu or human log made by the ShakeHands corporation. Quite scary
I've been telling my friends for YEARS that websites and electronics are spying on them and stealing their info. They always say they don't mind, because they're doing nothing wrong and have nothing to hide. To which I say, "You're not doing anything wrong, according to current laws, but what about when the laws inevitably change and make you a criminal?"
THANK YOU for saying the same thing. EVERYONE needs to hear that!
I just want you to know that channels like yourself, Contrapoints, and Shaun all helped to bring me from being a “centrist with left leanings” to a much stronger leftist and I thank you for it. Left ideas never had a chance with my family so I was never exposed to what Left really meant. Thank you for helping many to understand. You are spreading ideas that need to be spread
I’m so glad to hear it! Comments like yours always make my day.
Good call out on the lack of diversity in software development. I've worked in startups and tech enough to recognize immediately when a company mostly has white "brogrammers" as it'll clearly skew towards their particular demographic or worldview. And having done nearly a decade of QA testing, I'm incredibly skeptical of software such as this. A bug could be lethal.
that facefinder app is dangerous af. is that legal in the us?
Even TikTok is, so I wouldn't doubt it.
Don't see why it wouldn't be legal. The target is in a public space, so their picture can be taken. If they've also put their pictures on Fakebook then those are also public. So the app only uses information that has been made public by the target.
In some countries however (like Germany) it is illegal to take a photograph of someone's face in public without their permission, so problem solved - one of the pieces of data used by the algorithm is restricted by law and the app is then illegal.
@@ixian_technocrat really? Invasion of privacy in a public space is fine?
We should have a right to privacy and anonymity when we're in public, big brother in hands of creeps isn't better than in the hands of the government.
@@dgc4059 Imagine the creeps just following you cause of the data they have
I think the problem is more HOW we use it rather than should we HAVE it
Yes
To quote the new Andor series "if you're doing nothing wrong, what do you have to fear?" "I fear your definition of wrong"
Facial recognition has long been recognized as a threaten technology to privacy. Instead of relying on regulations from the government, it is equally if not more important to develop technological counter measures (e.g. special clothes designed to mess up with facial recognition, or even biological techniques that will temporarily change certain biological characteristics). Unfortunately, this area is being severely under funded and underdeveloped as it has far less potential market and applications than facial recognitions.
I'm 13 but I'm hoping is I take my privacy more seriously then they won't be able to identify me in the future by what I looked like as a kid
Good luck with that.
This is why none of my profile pictures have my real face on them. I'm even hesitant to show any pictures or videos on my room, even with the blinds closed in fear of someone finding out where I live. I never share my real name on any social media.
"Some of it, like magnetic vertical roadways was a little farfetched." Farfetched? As someone from 2054, you sir are crazy.
Just today I got my second false parking fee within 4 days thanks to a shitty algorithm/camera system at my local malls parking place which failed to read my license plate. After calling customer service they claimed my licence plate was too worn even though its in perfect shape. Thankfully I got my money back
in the future, TV is watching us - YT: Wanna see this video? You may like it
It's already happening. Thank the EU for the The General Data Protection Regulation. There's no guarantee, but it's something.
In Capitalist America, TV watches YOU!
facial recognition is really scary, the fact that someone could figure out who you are, where you live, and everything else about you from a few pictures is scary
How is is it scary, I mean once newspaper used to be but we got over it haven't we
8:05 Skynet wasn't a surveillance corporation in the film, it was a Battlefield Management System / AI built to control the United States' nuclear arsenal and remove human error from the equation. It eventually became sentient and turned into a gestalt consciousness.
Beautiful work dude, can't wait to get arrested for thought crime
Where'd running through the woods, gathering berries and hunting some rabbits to feed your family back in the cave go. When did everything get so oppressive.
Theres no way to recommend what you watch without you having already had experience choosing for yourself. The inevitable result is they tell you what to watch the whole time
Hello! I don’t have the financial security to become a patreon, but I would like to donate to you as a one time thing. I really support the things you do and would love to be able to help in some way!
I think you can do a custom pledge on Patreon. This way you could make a one-time custom donation, I’m not sure though.
Lmaooo there is literally a saying in my country that goes "putting a blame on someone just because they have brows above their eyes" (used when someone is picky) with that face recognition app that "sees who is a criminal" just based in their facial features, it might as well be true already 😆
The Apps are already Listening everyone
Has anyone realized the fact that whenever you say something to phone one immediately receives their advertisement ?
Spooky: ruclips.net/video/zBnDWSvaQ1I/видео.html
This has been disproved. Several studies have shown this to be false. There is a RUclips series on this.
Not actually true, just people see it happening sometimes and treat it like proof. Seriously, about 1/1000 ads will be about something you’ve talked about very recently, which is the amount some people will go through in a month. Therefore they experience this once a month. Therefore they decide all apps have access to their microphone, without actually testing it properly.
Whwhwhhwhhhwh Dldkjdsnsjskskskdk OJ I know this is just an anecdote but. I have never searched, been interested or done anything related to horses, but I met this girl at a party that was into horse training we spoke about it for a couple of minutes and the first, the second and third ad that pops up on my phone afterwards is about horse equipment and food. It’s just too much of a coincidence in my eyes.
The fact that I don't take pictures, like, at all, and I actually removed the front camera from my phone really should put a damper on the NSA spying on me. Though I did just buy an iPhone yesterday...
And why do you think the NSA are so interested in looking at you now? I doubt they’d ever waste their time looking through people’s cameras for no good reason.
Some cities in America have cameras that are capable of monitoring traffic speeds. If caught over the speed limit you'll receive a ticket of course. Not to mention running your plate to see if they expired or if you have a driver's license.
Some cities?here in Europe we got them everywhere it's good since there is few accidents now
Pretty common worldwide actually.
I love your videos so informative and left leaning 100% Love it you also sound like a Comrade.
"We don't support the actions of the USSR but we use their terminology when referring to associates."
@@flytrapYTP we use Comrade because it pisses off people like you.
@@SinnerSoviet yes, comrade.
“Everything in the world is about sex except sex. Sex is about power.”
― Oscar Wilde
Thank you
That's why human trafiking is so goddamn profitable
It's a little awkward when I'm watching this content on Nebula and i'm still served up with advertisements for watchnebula.
I’d just like to say, as someone who’s 5 years into a computer science degree (last year thank god). Pretty much anyone has access to facial recognition software for free. After downloading the latest version of python and typing “pip install opencv” into your command prompt. You google “facial recognition python” and the first result shows a very simple way to make it work in 25 lines of code. As for making it useful, you just have to find someone who’s been programming for a few years and needs money to survive. It’s much more free and simple than you make it sound. Make your social medias private. Also these algorithms can easily be trained using Instagram/ Facebook by just programmatically grabbing images of faces if there are millions of faces it doesn’t matter if they have images of you. You recognize a human face as human because you are familiar with the patterns of light reflected into your eye.
you know its a bad company when the founders literally name it from an evil references in dystopian movies lmao
This is why we wear masks!!!
Yeah. Never forget to wear masks when protesting, Covid or no Covid.
Lmao this software have been able to bypass masks for a long time now.
And to also change some parts of ur face that help the software ( ex. The nose bridge)
9:10 "...targets suspected sex traffickers" *shows video of cargo ship*
You need to understand security will always beat privacy.
I'd feel safe because I'm basically a ghost. More reasons now than ever to ditch social media.
Social media is a well-worth it trade in most people’s opinion. Sure you give away personal information, but is it really that bad when in return you will often get a lot back? It’s not like anybody is ever actually going to see the data they have stored on me... it’s just used for advertising, which I don’t care about.
You're never 100% ghost. The governments (and surely some companies) always have some information on you. It's more like a matter of it being easier or harder for them to catch you.
Max Power what do you mean by “catch” you?
@@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544 yeah but i wanna spin the fact i dont use social media for personal reasons totally unrelated to politics to make me seem like neo
@@whwhwhhwhhhwhdldkjdsnsjsks6544 they sell it or let it be indexed, and the people who buy it or collect it then aggregate it and put it online on a single page
Go look yourself up. You can almost certainly find your address, the people related to you, your neighbors, your phone number and email, and then accounts associated with the phone, email or username, AND PHOTOS from the accounts
So if you used the same username on three social media accounts then they'll have all those accounts linked.
If your passwords are revealed in a hack then they can also search your usernames in the released files and potentially access your account or accounts, send sensitive files to loved ones, hurt your loved ones with info or insults, offend your boss, get you fired...
Even if they don't hack you, if you piss someone off, they can look up your username from RUclips or whatever and potentially find you on other sites and see the people you're connected to. If the people you're connected to don't take privacy seriously then the stalker can get info from their accounts as well.
Like if someone you cut off while driving has a dash cam and gets a pic of your face they can eventually find out where you live and who your loved ones are, and contact all your neighbors and associates listed on whatever site they go to, etc. Or if you go to a bar and someone thinks you're cute...
This is a BIG DEAL. And most of it is already in place. I'm so glad I never used my real name and face together on profiles. Please no one ever do this unless you really have to i guess, like if you're a content creator lol. Otherwise put up a bitmoji face and make different fake names and elaborate passwords for every site
Reminds me Last Week Tonight with John Oliver show from a week ago...
The Conservatives will criticize this , because this is an infringement on THEIR rights. But will defend the police for using it upon others for the sake of "law and order". This is ironic to see them to be obedient pets.
If it’s only used for protecting the country, then that is fine. When the private sector gets involved, that’s when we dislike it. It’s not hypocritical to find a middle ground
Hyperperonalized ads are already on all of our phones
There's a solution: Monthly trash-a-camera days.
If I said this to my grandparents they’d say I’m a conspiracy theorist
I like how u talk about high-tech then go to a shot of the camera held closed with ducttape. Love ur video keep em up
Considering the technology and themes in Minitorty Report it's almost strange how narrowed the scope of precrime actually is in the movie. The precogs explicitly can and only give them info about the whos and whens of a murder and only a murder.
Can't wait for this video to be taken down in every country xD
Yeah, I've always heard of it, and the young and old, but the fact is that we have to be awake for a few days ago by the end of the season.
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So I have been watching your videos for about 3 days now and I’m very paranoid thank you 🙏🏾
We are heading into a dystopia
rip the 1st and 4th amendments
And 2nd
Second thought , if you were the president of the US , what would you do in your 4 year term
Idk, try and make people happy ig. Probably nationalise healthcare and try and improve the education system maybe? I’ve never thought about it so I don’t really know much about the subject though.
Reduce the funding for the military and add to education and healthcare (try to make it free or at least cheaper). I would increase the funding for NASA and would try to further add insentive to space research. Furthermore, I would like to reduce greenhouse gas emissions and focus on environmental health.
@@justin.a9494 that's quite wise. You'd be remove from power (or from this world) after a few months.
@@josecipriano3048 why is that? I think I would make some great (and very needed) changes
@@justin.a9494 probably because environmental health would get you a lot of backlash from corporations that produce pollution, especially oil. Nationalizing healthcare will probably get you backlash from corporations trying to profit off of healthcare and drugs. Reducing funding from the military gets you backlash from the companies that produce things for the military. So all in all, assuming that all of the above can and will try to stop you (which I won't try to pretend to know how they'd react), you'd be up against a lot of people willing to do just about anything for an extra buck.
It is to note that in the days of Carnegie, Rockefeller, and J.P. Morgan (early 1900's), their corporations were impossibly massive; Rockefeller, for instance, was worth $400 billion in adjusted dollars. All the above, pretty much about the richest men in the world, met together and pitched in $20 million in un-adjusted dollars to buy the president (McKinley) because the opposing political candidate was talking about dissolving "monopolies" due to their massive evil; as far as I know, Car/Rock, idk about Morgan, horribly mis-treated workers to borderline unlivable conditions. However, some Anarchist guy (I think from Poland) assassinated McKinley. Now, this put them in massive trouble. His VP, Theodore Roosevelt, also hated monopolies and wanted to abolish them via legislation. They had made him V.P. to try to control him, but now he was president. As president, he became the "trust buster" and broke up their corporations, as far I as know. Basically, their companies had to be controlled by multiple different people, reducing coordinated corruption to a degree.
As a lesson from this, I saw that the above 3 people were willing to do a lot to make money, but weren't willing to try to undermine our democracy and unseat Roosevelt. However, after the Impeachment of Trump, it seems clear that many politicians and wealthy of today are willing to undermine the law in order to serve their own ends.
So the CIA knows when I’m watching p*rn... Always put a piece of paper in front of your phone camera.
The EU would like to have a word with Spielberg about privacy... And I mean that over the years the EU, as far as I know, has shown clear signs of trying to protect the privacy of its citizens, starting with having your pictures be taken to be illegal, to the cookie law, and finally the GDPR. And ofc, there still are plenty of security cameras around, but it's about limiting how they can be used.
Personally, I don't mind any number of cameras in public spaces, but only if they're being properly used, as in no capturing my personal info, not doing face recognition, not analyzing me etc. It's like being accidentally captured in the frame of some random photo - it's fine, but it's really unfine if I'm being stalked.
Wait that movie sounds a lot like pyscho pass
similar concepts behind them.
yes, actually Psycho Pass and Minority Report were both partly inspired by works from the same author (Philip K. Dick)
Second thought, thank you for the lovely content. This is the content I come to enjoy. Keep up the good work!!👑
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Thanks, glad you like it!
@@SecondThought of course! Thank you for the engagement it means a lot
The biggest problem with the argument that we should have no expectation of privacy when we operate in the public sphere is that there is no way to opt out. As the meme goes, we live in a society. Whether through living conditions or a lack of resources or skills, essentially no one alive today is capable of completely cutting themselves off from the public sphere. Unless you live completely alone, relying on no one for anything, in an area that is unclaimed by any government on the planet, you are in the public sphere in some way.
And even assuming that one could completely cut themselves off and opt out of society, having such a desire is treated as an aberrant behavior that has to be stopped. Proponents of that argument say you have no right to privacy when in public, then become immediately suspicious of and hostile towards anyone who does not willingly give up all expectations of privacy ever. John Oliver had a haunting example of this, where someplace in England put up signs that indicated certain areas were being used to test facial recognition software, then fined a man who saw those signs and started to avoid entering those areas.
Its also common to get in trouble for now reason, especially when all someone influential just points a finger and youre in trouble even if you have no idea whats going on. There could be stuff on ppls records that shouldnt be there and no way to fix it and they would be stuck with the bs when out doing normal day to day stuff