We are not talking simply of constricted and restrained Web 2.0 applications that are limited to consenting/opt-in users, such as maybe Picasa or currently Facebook tagging. We are talking about the world where anyone in the street could in fact recognize your face and make these inferences, because the data is really already out there, it is already publicly available.

So, what will our privacy mean in this kind of future, in this augmented reality future? And have we already created a de facto ‘Real ID’ infrastructure? Although Americans are against Real IDs, we have already created one through the market place.

Google recently started allowing pattern based searches for images, but not faces yet

As I move on to describing the actual experiments that we ran to debate these questions I put here, I want to stress some of the themes I have already highlighted, because I really hope that what will remain after this talk will not be simply the numeric results of these experiments but what they imply for the future. Continue reading

In case you can’t discover jobs on Craigslist, it’s possible to find what they call ‘gigs’

three. Identified: Horse Poop (Portland) I believe this was just a clever way of voicing the poster’s annoyance in the truth that some horseback rider left poop exactly where individuals walk. Nonetheless, it had been a funny headline. Here is the ad if you would like to look.

Second, keep the ad concise and the point. Do not ramble so on about your wants, desires, and dreams. It ended up only discouraging possible partners from contacting me since they assumed me to become selfish, self-centered, and self-absorbed.

Before you decide to apply, ensure to perform some research on the opportunity in line with the info given inside the Craigslist post. Continue reading