Cryptographer Matthew Green: Strong Default Privacy Clashes With Large-Scale AI Deployment Security
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-09-16
Security researcher Matthew Green examines a system tying camera identity to real-world ID, which would prove photos came from the user's own camera rather than a fraudulent third party — reducing insurance-fraud risk. But he warns strong default privacy cuts against security in large-scale deployments, and Apple will have to strike a balance as real-world use cases emerge.
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