![]() ![]() ![]() > Is it unethical to use accessibility tools that cannot see visual ads?Īrguably, in a black and white sense I think so. It has a touchscreen display to order from, you must pay with a card or ApplePay. You go into a small cafe for some splice. It exists for the avatar to make your life better, not for you, it robs you of choice and agency it does not agree with. ![]() As you exit the car going into the supermarket, the supermarket is now a construct of the avatar not the bricks and mortar building it was when you were growing up. It then morphs into a dancing dashboard mannequin, a personal avatar, spouting nonsense, getting on your nerves, while its technoneurons spread, root-like, tapped into you. And your sleep habits, where you live, random visual memories it may find useful anytime in the future, has a guess at how much you'd like to spend using personal records, what pets you have or would like, family, a bunch more. While it's there it takes note of any deep concerns you may not know you have. Imagine a world where the advertising billboard you walk past reaches into your head and takes a photo of your shopping list. ![]()
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