Voices of VR is a podcast series that explores the ethics and privacy issues of virtual and augmented reality. In this episode, host Ken Bai interviews Elise Dick, a policy analyst at the Information Technology and Innovation Foundation (ITIF), to discuss the technical policy aspects of VR and AR. ITIF is an independent, nonprofit, nonpartisan research center funded by various tech companies, including Facebook. The organization focuses on researching technology policy and believes that innovation leads to economic and social progress. They advocate for minimal government intervention and believe in relying on soft law, self-regulation, and industry standards. The podcast explores the need for privacy protection in the face of rapid technological development and discusses the role of legislation and policy in safeguarding privacy in the XR industry. They also touch on the challenges of defining and protecting privacy in the context of emerging technologies, as well as the potential risks and benefits associated with the collection and use of bio-metric and psychological data.这则文本是一个关于我们如何处理隐私和数据收集的讨论。作者提到了关于个人数据被收集和使用的担忧,并呼吁制定国家隐私法来确保数据使用的透明度和保护个人隐私。他认为当前的情况缺乏监督和透明度,导致用户无法控制和了解他们的数据去向。作者还讨论了当代技术中的隐私恐慌,并强调需要在技术发展之初设定一些防火墙,以确保潜在的伤害最小化。他认为国家隐私法是确保企业和用户之间隐私期望的基准,以及回应技术和数据收集问题的基础。此外,作者还谈到了在虚拟现实和增强现实中多样性、包容性和公平性的重要性,特别强调了确保这些技术能够普及和受益于更广泛的用户群体的必要性。总的来说,作者认为在处理隐私和数据问题时需要平衡创新和保护个人权益,同时不应过度反应或阻碍技术的发展。