But first person porn videos may look more natural compared to GG.
I think this is a bad direction we’re heading. Much like text scams mean we can no longer trust an honest wrong number, we can now no longer trust a meeting on the street from someone who may know of us from some other part of our life. I worry this will lead to even greater distrust of our own communities, driving more people to end up alone.
There were con artists before, sure, but when technology enables anyone with a few hundred dollars to do it without much effort, it changes things.
One saving grace is that, so far, the public doesn’t seem to care about any of these VR/AR products. The Ray-Ban glasses from Meta are in the same ballpark as the iPod in terms of price. The iPod was ubiquitous, while I don’t see or know anyone with smart glasses. If it’s not a price issue, it must be that people don’t really care about this space.
It's only really a problem during the transition period when some people are using a new facility and some are not.
That's kind of depressing to think that we will all be forced to engage with ai bullshit, but I think it's not so bad in the long run because there is more than one way to use any new tech. Eventually there will be forms of ai tools that aren't gemini etc, controlled by someone else for purposes other than yours.
Think ahead to the day your reputation in the system turns negative from a bug, a hack, a group targeting you with reports, etc.
Impressive tech demo though!
The fact it's so easy is why its a nightmare.
I suppose you are trolling based on the rest of your comment though.
Meta smart glasses can be used to dox anyone in seconds, study finds (30 points, 3 days ago, 7 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41724957
Students Add Face Recognition to Meta's Glasses to Dox Strangers in Real Time (13 points, 3 days ago, 7 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41724310
coda: it's 2032, and the entire world is wearing glasses.
