I saw this Dalek's cousin on patrol in Los Angeles while I was walking in parking structure and I just wanted to get away from the aisle it was patrolling. I didn't want to be watched. Even if I'm doing nothing wrong this monstrous spy robot is unsettling.

https://www.digitaltrends.com/cool-tech/knightscope-robots-interview/ "The K5 is a 400-pound, 6-foot tall autonomous security robot that roves parking lot aisles,..."

Read up on the Panopticon thought experiment. Should give you a good starting point.

Most of us have a camera pointed right at our face while we're browsing this site. Others have taken measures to block the cameras on their phones and laptops with a small square of duct tape.

I have to assume I'm on camera whenever I'm not inside my own home. I don't know how this has affected my psyche. I got away with a lot of stupid shit when I was a kid in a mostly camera-less society. SInce im older, i don't really have the impulse to do stupid shit anymore. I don't agree with the concept of having cameras everywhere, but I don't think its affecting me.

Its going to be different when they all read your face and body language looking for thought crimes. I suppose I'll continually learn to adapt to this and bypass the programming until it becomes burdensome. All the while studying their weakness. Eventually at some point we'll begin destroy them.