> Every step she takes, every one of her actions big or small — even what she thinks — can be tracked and judged. [emphasis added]
Can anybody shed upon how these Social Credit systems would be able to track what a person thinks?
Can anybody shed upon how these Social Credit systems would be able to track what a person thinks?
They also claimed they could detect if students were bored in class and feed this info back to the teacher. Up next: thoughtcrime.
It’s feasible that a person could leave a toilet with a displeased expression while pondering some peculiar nuance of some specific domain of knowledge.
But maybe in this context you’re right, the article meant to refer to expression recognition.
I don't think the cameras can track your mind. I think it is a little bit of exaggeration, and refers to e.g. knowing one's political leanings by analyzing online accounts.
/sarcasm (for now)