"How about I employ a small army of people to identify and write down every car and pedestrian. "

You mean like a private investigator firm?

Sorry, drive a bicycle with a facemask.

"Then they should offer to license and pay the creators for it."

That's crazy talk, read a few articles about this one, they can even take liver cells from you and grow organs without compensation nor consent.

How about if somebody grew human livers for a restaurant?

After all, they always come down.

nft

What's next?

Cellphone in the breast-pocket do the same, I guess they'll sue the shirt and jacket companies next.

Both are legal.
There is no expectation of privacy in public.
Every Tesla films you with a dozen cameras, anybody can have their phone in the breast-pocket filming you.
The law allows it.
People should get over it.

Landfilling is largely a North American practice today, while the EU has systematically phased it out.

North America:

        The Default Method: Roughly half of all municipal waste in the US and Canada still goes straight into landfills.

        Abundant Land & Decentralization: Vast geography historically made burying trash cheap, and waste policies vary widely by state rather than a strict federal ban.

The European Union:

        Strict Bans: The EU's Landfill Directive requires member states to reduce municipal waste sent to landfills to 10% or less by 2035. Many countries have already banned burying untreated household waste entirely.

        Energy Recovery: Waste that cannot be recycled is routed to modern Waste-to-Energy (WtE) facilities, which burn it under strict emission controls to generate electricity and district heating, leaving behind only minimal inert ash.

We seem to misunderstand each other.

The same position is reached 25 times per second, because it does it 25 times per second.

ALL the views around are ALSO captured 25 times per second.

Can it generate bank sites where people an enter their user names and passwords?

If yes, I take 2.

"For example in a few years Germany will probably have high taxes for the owner of a gasoline car,"

Too late, they already do.
Below a few US models and what they would cost in Germany:

US CARS - ANNUAL GERMAN VEHICLE TAX

Large SUVs/Trucks:

Cadillac Escalade (6.2L) - 393 g/km: €1,167
Ford Expedition (3.5L) - ~360 g/km: €1,040
Chevrolet Tahoe (5.3L) - ~355 g/km: €1,014
GMC Yukon (6.2L) - ~380 g/km: €1,128
Ford Super Duty (6.7L diesel) - ~385 g/km: €1,144
Dodge Durango SRT (6.4L) - ~385 g/km: €1,144

Full-Size Pickups:

Ford F-150 (5.0L) - ~270 g/km: €625
Chevrolet Silverado (5.3L) - ~280 g/km: €791
Dodge RAM (5.7L) - ~272 g/km: €648
GMC Sierra (5.3L) - ~275 g/km: €756

Performance/Muscle:

Chevrolet Corvette Z06 (5.5L V8) - ~320 g/km: €840
Dodge Charger R/T (5.7L V8) - ~212 g/km: €291
Chevrolet Camaro SS (6.2L) - ~335 g/km: €945
Ford Mustang GT (5.0L) - ~290 g/km: €880

Electric US Cars:

Ford F-150 Lightning: €0 (tax-exempt until 2030)
Cadillac Lyriq EV: €0 (tax-exempt until 2030)
Chevy Blazer EV: €0 (tax-exempt until 2030)

Exactly!
Somebody should have stopped the Brother's Wright from flying machines they had no license for.
Ditto for the Stephenson guy, thousands of rail and plane accidents could have been prevented.

It really is.

A dress that gets repaired if you feed it thread and seamstresses.