https://www.lifesitenews.com/opinion/how-to-stop-digital-banking-from-controlling-everything-you-own/
How to stop digital banking from controlling everything you own
Quote: '“My focus is hugely on remedies, not problems,” Austin Fitts says, “and when it comes to remedies, you want to make sure you sequence your remedies against the enemy’s various tactics. So, sequencing is very, very important when it comes to remedies.”'
Your post reminded me of something I've been thinking about for months. Back in the day, if you took a picture of people in public but were going to use it for commercial purposes I think it was needed to have the people sign a "model release" (I think that is what it is called.) Now that so much is recorded people who did not give consent for their images and voices to be recorded are "hoovered up" all the time. Prolly not an issue if the use is non-commercial, but what if the data is sold for commercial purposes or say used to train machine learning?
Made me to wonder if it would be desirable for everybody to become a member of the Screen Actor's Guild and/or file class action lawsuits against it.
When walking in my neighborhood and in a few other situations where I anticipate being recorded on devices or services I have not consented to I will state "I do not consent for my data to be used to train A.I.".
Any thoughts about this?
^^^^^^^^^^^^You may be joking but I like the idea anyway. Who knows? You may have just made us fabulously wealthy.
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Screen_Actors_Guild#Becoming_a_member
This makes it look difficult for someone not already in acting to join:
"An actor was eligible to join the Screen Actors Guild by meeting the criteria in any of the following three categories: principal actor in a SAG production, background actor (originally the "three voucher rule"), and one-year member of an affiliated union (with a principal role)."