The Internet of Everything: Will We Live in a Surveillance Nightmare?
Synopsis
Smart toilets equipped with voice-activated technology and internet connectivity raise questions about privacy and the extent of surveillance in daily life.
Synopsis
Brett, a filmmaker and internet veteran, reflects on the evolution of the internet from a source of hope to a tool for surveillance. At the Consumer Electronics Show, he encounters various smart devices, including a toilet that connects to Amazon Alexa. As he navigates this new reality, he questions the implications of a world where everyday objects are online. Privacy advocates and technology analysts weigh in on the risks of constant monitoring and the potential loss of personal freedoms in an interconnected society.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how smart toilets are changing bathroom experiences.
- Find out what Brett thinks about the current state of the internet.
- Meet the innovators at the Consumer Electronics Show.
Did You Know
- The Consumer Electronics Show is America's biggest gadget showcase.
- Brett first got online in the last century and has been making movies about the internet since.
- Smart toilets at the show can connect to the internet and integrate with Amazon Alexa.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the biggest trend at the Consumer Electronics Show?
This year's biggest trend is the connected home.
What features does the smart toilet have?
The smart toilet includes an embedded Amazon Alexa and can be used to set the mood, play music, and change lights.
What does the automatic toilet do?
The automatic toilet is a smart freear system that connects to the internet.
What are people saying?
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