We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses.
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We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses. They have to be excluded form all social gatherings and we have to make fun of them everywhere they go.
But why THE FUCK are Meta workers watch the material? Ah, it's Meta. Of course, they're watching.
@wackJackle In other news, concentration camp guards need therapy for their trauma.
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@wackJackle It's Meta's Kenyan sweatshop workers who have to manually tag objects in video in order to train their AI. So they watch these things and go "poop, very loose" and "penis, very small" just so that next time when the AI looks at things it can pretend to be smart.
What a time to be alive.
@0xtero @wackJackle and they're not even employess, most probably contractors with not much health coverage to treat their PTSD.
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@0xtero @wackJackle and they're not even employess, most probably contractors with not much health coverage to treat their PTSD.
@mdione @wackJackle Yup, same as their content moderators.
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We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses. They have to be excluded form all social gatherings and we have to make fun of them everywhere they go.
But why THE FUCK are Meta workers watch the material? Ah, it's Meta. Of course, they're watching.
@wackJackle Wow. It's a funny prank I guess.
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We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses. They have to be excluded form all social gatherings and we have to make fun of them everywhere they go.
But why THE FUCK are Meta workers watch the material? Ah, it's Meta. Of course, they're watching.
@wackJackle out of interest: is the problem that its meta (and the massive privacy problem) or the "smart" glasses by themselves?
this would be something, if properly working as free soft/hardware, that I would love to play around with, cutting out all the privacy violating stuff.
it its the glasses themselves, can you elaborate?
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@wackJackle out of interest: is the problem that its meta (and the massive privacy problem) or the "smart" glasses by themselves?
this would be something, if properly working as free soft/hardware, that I would love to play around with, cutting out all the privacy violating stuff.
it its the glasses themselves, can you elaborate?
@brahms Mostly it's Meta but it's also those 'smart' glasses. I don't want to live in a society in which my counter-part just record everything.
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@brahms Mostly it's Meta but it's also those 'smart' glasses. I don't want to live in a society in which my counter-part just record everything.
@wackJackle understandable.
I wouldnt really want to record (and store) anything, but rather experiment with AR features, like screens and stuff.
it should definitely not make anyone uncomfortable, but for me it would probably be fine to use them in confined surroundings, anyway. Interesting point to keep in mind, thanks!
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We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses. They have to be excluded form all social gatherings and we have to make fun of them everywhere they go.
But why THE FUCK are Meta workers watch the material? Ah, it's Meta. Of course, they're watching.
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@wackJackle In other news, concentration camp guards need therapy for their trauma.
@rbos @wackJackle right? Quit! Your! Job!
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We, as a society, have to bully all people who wear those glasses. They have to be excluded form all social gatherings and we have to make fun of them everywhere they go.
But why THE FUCK are Meta workers watch the material? Ah, it's Meta. Of course, they're watching.
@wackJackle the term "glasshole" lives!
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