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> Could see a nightmare scenario where companies like Palantir create such a system for domestic usage in the US. I can guarantee you such a system already exi
by belter 2y ago
> Could see a nightmare scenario where companies like Palantir create such a system for domestic usage in the US.
I can guarantee you such a system already exists.
- bhouston 2y ago> I can guarantee you such a system already exists. There is a limited one the US has built just to deport pro-Palestinian students from the US on visas: https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/us-use-ai-revoke-visas-students-perceived-hamas-supporters-axios-reports-2025-03-06/ https://www.reuters.com/technology/artificial-intelligence/u... The history of such "technology innovations" is that they generally do not stop at the initial scope, and likely will greatly expand its applicability to other groups, other opinions and for other purposes.
- cyanydeez 2y agoClearview already wrongly identifies suspects for the police. It's definitely going to be used to _wrongly_ ________________ to benefit far right fascist ethnostate. The question is really how much momentum has the accelerationists of whatever strips succeeded in.
- pjc50 2y agoThis sort of thing has been talked about since Echelon and Cointelpro. The missing bit is the final one, which is now arriving: enforcement. Which is why the Abrego Garcia case is so important. (as always, I think people have underestimated the extent to which some people want the awesome power of an authoritarian state to be wielded against other people.)
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