Today’s technology is telling us :
“ If you want to
hide your identity , keep your eyes closed. The moment you open it, world will
know everything about you “
Now , who but the very dead , can keep their eyes
closed for ever ?
What am I driving at ?
For many years now , door access was possible by simply
peering into a tiny screen , which compared your IRIS image with the images
stored in its memory , identified you and let you in
Of late , a few smart phones have built-in IRIS
biometric identification features . Soon , all will have , once every smart
phone owner installs a payment app which works on IRIS identification
And if they have not already appeared by now , all tablets
and desk tops too will ask for IRIS identification in place of a password
TVs and Smart Watches will not be far behind
As if this was not enough , AXIS bank has come out with
an IRIS based micro ATM tablets
A matter of months before all other banks follows
Remember Ted Levitt ? “ If you don’t make yourself obsolete ,
someone else will “
If you are an extrovert and relish sharing your “
personality “ with the World , here is good news
If that does not scare you enough , here is what Peter Diamandis writes on his page
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Augmented Reality
Headsets
While
the world now has more mobile phones than humans, and the number of smartphones
will reach 3.5 billion by 2021, we
will soon see the emergence of Augmented
Reality Headsets.
Such
AR glasses will feature a multitude of forward-looking cameras that
image everything at sub-millimeter resolution as you walk about your day.
By
the end of 2020, our smartphones, AR glasses, watches, medical wearables and
smart dust are expected to constitute 50
billion connected devices, hosting a total of 1 trillion sensors.
And
just as the number of connected devices is increasing exponentially, the number
of sensors per connected device is
also increasing exponentially.
So
far, sensors on phones have doubled every four years. This means we can expect 160 sensors per mobile device by 2027, and a world jam-packed with near 100 trillion sensors.
Sensors
that can be accessed and interrogated by your AI to answer almost any question.
I
can envision waking up in the morning, putting on my augmented reality contact lenses, and forgetting about them for the rest of the day.
While
in my eyes, they record every conversation, every person crossing the street, and everything I look at.
Drawing
from this constant stream of observational data, I’ll be able to train my
social graph and preferences into my AI using the collected data sets.
Dear Shri @RaviShankarPrasadji /
Shri @BNShrikrishnaji :
How will proposed DATA PROTECTION
LAW protect the privacy of Indian
citizens from every other citizen wearing those augmented reality contact
lenses ?
Even if they decide to keep their eyes closed , while moving
around !
12 Aug 2018
www.hemenparekh.in / blogs
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