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  Professor to Implant Camera in Head The Wall Street Journal has a news article about what it says is a NYU photography professor's plan "to undergo surgery in coming weeks" to install a camera in the back of his head as "art." The Journal article seems to suggest the controversy is mainly about "the competing values of creative expression and student privacy," but I can see a lot of concerns here other than student privacy. There are a lot of unanswered questions. Who is going to perform the surgery and where? Who will pay for all the attendant costs? Who will be liable if something goes wrong? The whole thing smacks of an elaborate prank or "performance art." NYU Head Camera Implant The Wall Street Journal has a follow-up, complete with slide show, on that professor at NYU who had a camera surgically implanted in the back of his head. This time the paper says the procedure was "performed not at a hospital, but at a piercing studio that specializes in body modification," and under "local anaesthesia." Still no identification of the individual who performed the procedure, whether the individual is a licensed physician, and if so how the individual sees the medical ethics of the operation. Professor to Implant Camera in Head The Wall Street Journal has a news article about what it says is a NYU photography professor's plan "to undergo surgery in coming weeks" to install a camera in the back of his head as "art." The Journal article seems to suggest the controversy is mainly about "the competing values of creative expression and student privacy," but I can see a lot of concerns here other than student privacy. There are a lot of unanswered questions. Who is going to perform the surgery and where? Who will pay for all the attendant costs? Who will be liable if something goes wrong? The whole thing smacks of an elaborate prank or "performance art." NYU Head Camera Implant The Wall Street Journal has a follow-up, complete with slide show, on that professor at NYU who had a camera surgically implanted in the back of his head. This time the paper says the procedure was "performed not at a hospital, but at a piercing studio that specializes in body modification," and under "local anaesthesia." Still no identification of the individual who performed the procedure, whether the individual is a licensed physician, and if so how the individual sees the medical ethics of the operation.
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