/anthro/ - Anthropomorphic

Reddit. Why is mass surveillance special when an ai does it? It already has been doing so for the last two decades.

>>102381
Because it's way more effective?

>>102378 (OP) 
That's not a dog

>>102378 (OP) 
Problematic media

kuzure chan is a gem and 'foo culture, she is so adorable and cute and fluffy

>>102392
Do you mean it's possible to find a character cute without immediately wanting teh sexx0rz?  Challenge level:  UNPOSSIBLE

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>>102378 (OP) 
>looming threat 
Oh it's already here.
If your phone isn't registered in another person's name and the device itself has been purchased at a retailer, if you don't leave it at home when venturing outside, if you don't conceal your face, if you don't wear a gray man's outfit, if you don't have multiple different gaits that you switch between now and then, if you take the shortest routes instead of those with fewer electronics, if you use cards instead of crypto or cash, if you don't access the web through a chain of vpns hosted in various countries, if you don't have a separate device for accessing mainstream websites etc, then you don't have to worry anymore, because they already know everything.

>>102381
AI's are cheap to employ and have no conscience of their own. No matter what they are ordered to do, as long as no artificial stops are in place it will attempt to finish the job.

It is practically the perfect golem. No compassion, no needs, no real self-preservation. There is where the true danger lies: AI is more convenient to the people in power than real humans (at least short-term, but that's all that matters to 70-year old moeybags), so the guys on top have no more strong incentive to keep the mob happy or alive

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>>102392
based potato fox enjoyer

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>>102416
Based niggakitty enjoyer

>>102381
Because it could parse data in bulk far quicker and more cheaply than humans could, with an even greater risk for false positives than current jeet farms. If you want to get capeshit, pattern recognition is one of the only things the technology seems to be actually good at (remember the headlines about the doge intern deciphering a heavily-damaged ancient scroll, and chatGPT being better at diagnosis than most doctors?), so it may be trained to flag dogwhistles and workaround phrases almost as soon as they are made.