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OpenAI’s wearable hardware will be even better.
I dunno if it’s a pin or belt buckle or earpiece or what, but imagine such a thing with its camera always on, its microphone always recording and ready to talk back, plus whatever other sensors and data streams it has for “awareness.”
Even if they disable video recording on the thing, I think it will become taboo too.
If I'm forced around people (family, friends, coworkers) who would wear them my go to would always be "I'm sorry, I'm not comfortable discussing (whatever topic) while being recorded". I think that's the best way to reinforce each time that it's weird, there's a constant recording of everything said, and that the people around them think it's weird
My Mom already does this around smartphones.
Some family thinks it’s weird or paranoid. I think it’s smart.
It sends the message. It’s an effective, reasonable way to get it across.
Takes me back to the HAARP conspiracy days of taking out your SIM card and eating it raw