The Panopticon has been a useful metaphor for the notion of surveillance as social control and has given rise to all of the following except:

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The Panopticon metaphor, originally conceived by Jeremy Bentham as a design for prisons, has been widely used to discuss surveillance and social control. It has inspired concepts like synopticism (the many watching the few), super-panopticism (enhanced surveillance technologies), and postpanopticism (evolving forms of surveillance beyond the Panopticon model). However, "super-synopticism" is not a term that has been directly derived from or commonly associated with the discourse on the Panopticon and surveillance.

The Panopticon Has Been a Useful Metaphor for the Notion