I'd frame it as right to live a reasonable life without having to use (or be surveilled by) computer technology. So gov't, banking, health care, and other services without having to have a smart phone and "just use our app". New cars that don't report your every move to Big Auto. Cash payment accepted in stores. Notifications without needing to check email or put up with spam.
Yeah, there's be a boatload of details. And obviously Big Tech would be bitterly opposed.
Flip-side, seniors might see themselves as the biggest potential beneficiaries, if you were looking for a large & reliable voting block...
The AI industry claims that artificial intelligence will change every aspect of our lives. If that is so, do we have a right to avoid it?
I'd frame it as right to live a reasonable life without having to use (or be surveilled by) computer technology. So gov't, banking, health care, and other services without having to have a smart phone and "just use our app". New cars that don't report your every move to Big Auto. Cash payment accepted in stores. Notifications without needing to check email or put up with spam.
Yeah, there's be a boatload of details. And obviously Big Tech would be bitterly opposed.
Flip-side, seniors might see themselves as the biggest potential beneficiaries, if you were looking for a large & reliable voting block...
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