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Yeah, this is going to be a issue for most if not all driver assisted cars I think. GM's hand's free system uses eye tracking cameras for their system and I have no doubt they're probably also going to push for these kinds of reviews in their crashes too, all recalls and scandals considered.
The laws need to catch up with the tech sooner rather than later here.
Can your 4th and/or 5th amendment rights be extended to your car? To your AI assistant?
When you buy a car it's spelled out in the privacy policy that they are absolutely collecting data and using it for X Y purpose and sharing it with their partners. Mozilla did an article on the policies and one of them even flat out said they are collecting data about having sex in the car. Edit: Sorry my point was going to be that when you purchase a car you are agreeing to this and if you disagree you don't purchase it. So there is no protection because we've consented and personal data is too profitable wo American oligarchs won't let those laws change.
I think that is why Ford’s Blue Cruise that uses IR sensors like iPhone’s Face ID You s the better way to go.
But ultimately al L this tech can be misused. And will be misused.
Teslas have internal driver monitoring cameras? :O
According to the article, they have since 2017 but they've been disabled/unused until 2021.
Tesla used to rely entirely on a torque sensor in the steering wheel to determine if you're still paying attention; now they use the camera to monitor you too.
Supposedly this doesn't leave the car unless you've opted in to allow it, but given the Customer footage lawsuit Tesla is currently dealing with, I wouldn't trust that to be true.
I imagine there is a process to get hold of this footage from an individual vehicle following a crash? Especially when a lawsuit is confirmed.
A little piece of electrical tape solves this.
Not if you want to keep using the self driving features you paid out the ass for
Months ago back on reddit in the justrolledintotheshop subreddit someone posted a picture where the owner of the car put tape over the internal camera of their vehicle which was not a Tesla but the car refused to start because it couldn't see the driver.