Cyberpunk Engineering
summary
Claims that Oculus hardware harvests eye tracking as biometric data and that Facebook bought mind‑reading tech are tied to concrete risks: VR hand and gait tracking can reidentify people, GDPR leaves biometric gaps, and ML moderation that’s 99% accurate still misses ~10,000 bad videos per million. Examples include live Uber location leaks and dynamic pricing, a working Dreams recommendation system and shared IMGUI tooling, PS5’s half‑watt suspend power cut, and practical fixes: open data, ethical recommenders, open‑source tools and hacker literacy to audit deployed systems.
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chapters (16)
- 0:00Start
- 1:33Oculus Connect
- 2:06Gdpr
- 3:46Use Case in Vr
- 5:32Cyberpunk
- 7:04Concentration of Power
- 12:08Why Video Games
- 12:22The Plucky Hero
- 22:09Uber Forex Model
- 29:09Top-Level Issues
- 30:44Tracking and Analytics
- 35:20Surviving the Robot Apocalypse
- 40:27Data Voids
- 42:50Ethical Recommenders
- 47:22Recommenders for Video Games
- 54:54Typical Whistleblower Situations That Could Arise with Employees
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