Advocacy groups like the EFF and ACLU have been raising the alarm about the surveillance state for decades. It has very little to do with AI, and regulating AI will not likely have any effect on state-level abuse, because guess what? They already operate above the law and beyond reason. That’s the real problem.
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Advocacy groups like the EFF and ACLU have been raising the alarm about the surveillance state for decades. It has very little to do with AI, and regulating AI will not likely have any effect on state-level abuse, because guess what? They already operate above the law and beyond reason. That’s the real problem.