https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-al...-idUKKCN1GB2DX
I guess he has his order in for one of these in every room of his house
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https://uk.reuters.com/article/uk-al...-idUKKCN1GB2DX
I guess he has his order in for one of these in every room of his house
Don't think so! :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Zak33
I mean he has probably already got Nest cameras to go with the Amazon Echos!
Pah - Easily defeated by my Ninja Panda strike force riding their Battle-Trained Komodo Dragons, and my squadrons of exploding bats, then....!!Quote:
Google has trained its electronic brain to recognise smiles, human faces, dogs, cats and rapid sequences of movement.
Hmmm.
Well, first ..... Google. Big no-no there.
But the principle of this sort of device .... that's more interesting provided I can 'instruct' the AI.
So .... "Camera record anything moving in room that isn't <insert family members names', well, that appeals.
Caveats ... first, I trust the AI to record what it should without missing things and second, not to record what it shouldn't.
2nd Caveat ... the recorded material is under my, and only my control. This definition includes Mrs Saracen in "my". That is to say, locally recorded and not uploaded to Cloud, and especially not to Google, under any circumstances whatever.
Within those limits, then the idea of smartcams for security is a very appealing one.
But not from Google.
Ah man, thats crossing a line in my book.
The nature of these ecosystems is trapping you into a cloud provider, to enable "connected services". Just asking for trouble IMO.
I like alexa & the idea off smarter homes, but cloud connected autonomous cameras, hmm... No.
Could that be Nest cameras matching the Amazon Echos!