Groningen Cultural Sector Bans Smart Glasses with Cameras in Buildings and at Events.
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The cultural sector in Groningen wants to ban smart glasses with cameras in buildings and at cultural events. The sector believes that the glasses compromise the privacy and safety of visitors, staff, and artists because they can be used to film unnoticed. The cultural institutions are taking a...
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gelderlander.nlThe cultural sector in Groningen wants to ban smart glasses with built-in cameras in buildings and at cultural events. By now, 35 cultural organizations in the region have included a ban on these glasses in their house rules.
Dozens of cultural organizations in Groningen want to ban smart glasses with a camera and artificial intelligence (AI) in their buildings and at events. They believe that the glasses infringe on privacy and…
The Groningen cultural sector is taking on 'peeping glasses'. Thirty-five cultural organizations in the city and surrounding area have included a ban on smart glasses in their house rules.
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