AI Self-Driving Cars And Blurring Of Sensory Data For Privacy
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Dr. Eliot explores how the sensory data from AI self-driving cars can be intentionally blurred to help protect the privacy of those seen and heard by the roaming AI.
Dr. Eliot explores how the sensory data from AI self-driving cars can be intentionally blurred to help protect the privacy of those seen and heard by the roaming AI. See his Forbes column for further info: https://www.forbes.com/sites/lanceeliot/
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