And nope you're not scanning my eyeballs.
I absolutely don't want to have a centralised identity online. In fact I have many identities and I like to keep it that way. I'm never going to cooperate with this.
Unless we talk about privacy, why would they do otherwise?
> something that seems tremendously unlikely
People keep saying those things rather than doing anything. The other side couldn't be happier than to read that.
And for the AI rules it's precisely to prevent another status quo that's hard to turn back once it happened like the ad tracking.
The problem is that it's now an industry where billions revolve. They're constantly lobbying against real limitations. The best thing for society would have been if this adtech surveillance industry had never been created. This is why I'm so happy that they are trying to avoid the same thing happening with AI. "Just sit back and see where we end up" is something that really backfired before.