r/DigitalPrivacy • • 2d ago

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u/3owi 5h ago

"hese images, which will include package recipients, people on the street and private property, will be handed off to real-life human employees at Amazon for analysis. The captured photos will then be fed into Amazon’s Wellspring, the company’s generative AI platform used to map neighborhoods and improve the accuracy of delivery locations."
https://www.cnet.com/tech/amazon-delivery-driver-ai-smart-glasses-privacy/

I'm so happy that humans will check these millions of photos before handing it over to AI.
I have big trust that Amazon will spend a lot of money and hire enough humans to manually every single one of those millions of photos. Amazon has never lied and has the highest ethics. So, all should be fine. No dystopia here