Becuse he's a freak, who the fuck scans people's eyes
https://www.context.news/digital-rights/why-does-the-us-stil...
No it isn't. Ew. If an employer asked to fingerprint me I'd tell them where to stick their scanner.
You know what is "completely standard" now? Governments and corporations leaking terabytes of private information, with barely a shred of accountability.
We need to be pulling this in the exact opposite direction, not normalizing it; and not adding retina scans to the list of insecure biometric data.
Sam Altman needs a swift reality slap.
There are some situations where this may be ok. Working for the police themselves as an example. ;)
They don't need to, because your employer probably asked you for a form of biometric ID.
Altman is banking on the hype of those who are cynical on AI/ML hype dystopia.
Probably better to look at passport, if we are only talking about fingerprints. And that is about half of the US? Still not a majority, but I assume a lot of "standard" things aren't majority. I was pointing out that it is getting more widespread.