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Published · transcript-backedTyler Cowen: belief
26 Aug 2020 Conversations with Tyler Jason Furman on Productivity, Competition, and Growth
“I think we should ban most uses of facial surveillance. Do you agree? In the US.”
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- 26 Aug 2020
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…I think it should worry you. If the UK moves forward establishing the digital markets unit I recommended, as they have been moving forward, I would love to have you on it, asking that set of questions. I don’t think that something has downsides and concerns is, in this case at least, a reason not to do it. In some spaces, like messaging, they’re reasonably mature. Could the iPhone have introduced Animoji in a world of required interoperability? We could have figured out a way to do that. And by the way, if the world lost Animoji, probably would still have turned. I think we should ban most uses of facial surveillance. Do you agree? In the US. I don’t think I agree. You’re allowed to have a police officer on the street looking at somebody. You’re allowed to post a wanted poster for somebody. And then if somebody, with their eyes, recognizes that face, call in a tip line and have the person arrested. I don’t know why we would want to give up on —…
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