This has much more serious privacy concerns because face recognition and emotional analysis are things that many people do not consent to having used on them.
This is probably not what you meant, but it seems to me that many people actually expect those things and get upset if you don't do them - but they also expect you to do it in your head instead of with help (even if you need that help to do it at all).
Personally I don't think there's any real difference - other than the tech variant being easier to abuse, primarily due to cost.
In my opinion, given the above expectation, personal (offline) use to recognize people you know should be fine - the problems occur when you start sending the images or results online, or using it en masse to build large databases of people. Those problems would still be there if the task was done by hiring masses of people to do the job instead of using tech.
The tech can do it much more cheaply, though, which makes it more accessible to unscrupulous people, and once they do some bad things with it... Well, people have a tendency to blame the tech rather than the ones who misuse it.
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Date: 2019-08-07 05:12 pm (UTC)This is probably not what you meant, but it seems to me that many people actually expect those things and get upset if you don't do them - but they also expect you to do it in your head instead of with help (even if you need that help to do it at all).
Personally I don't think there's any real difference - other than the tech variant being easier to abuse, primarily due to cost.
In my opinion, given the above expectation, personal (offline) use to recognize people you know should be fine - the problems occur when you start sending the images or results online, or using it en masse to build large databases of people. Those problems would still be there if the task was done by hiring masses of people to do the job instead of using tech.
The tech can do it much more cheaply, though, which makes it more accessible to unscrupulous people, and once they do some bad things with it... Well, people have a tendency to blame the tech rather than the ones who misuse it.