00:01Apple, Amazon and Meta are all touting tech products this year that blur privacy boundaries.
00:07They're designed to support you in your daily life.
00:09But while you can choose to opt in, people who don't buy the products can also be affected.
00:14Take the latest Apple Watch.
00:15It's supposed to include an AI feature called Live Rewind, which lets you record the last 15 seconds of recorded
00:20speech, transcription included.
00:22The watch chimes and blinks to inform bystanders, but critics argue it's not enough.
00:27The ethical and legal questions about consent in the age of AI extend beyond devices.
00:31Which brings us to this little guy.
00:33Meta's new AI agent Muse can sort your emails and plan your meals by accessing your data.
00:38But it's also accused of using that data to build dossiers on people in your contact list.
00:42And again, did they consent to this?
00:44With wearable tech, you can look for signs you're being recorded.
00:47But when it comes to personal AI agents, there's little to no indication.
00:50So next time you switch on a smart feature, ask yourself.
00:53You opted in.
00:54Did everyone around you?
