As technology keeps improving is it inevitable that we converge towards mass government controlled AI surveillance?

don't worry about it

>>105803316 (OP)
pretty much yep

>>105803316 (OP)
>surveillance
the more eyes you have, the more noise you have to filter thru, the more energy you waste just to maintain the same status quo, the more money you have to print, the more you devalue yourself etc etc etc

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>>105803316 (OP)
Not really. The government needs a valid reason to implement surveillance. Losing trust from its people takes its toll.

Instead, it would be much wiser to simply detect fraud, derived from the little information they DO have, and then expand on that by acquiring specific details that doesn't feel like surveillance, yet in the grand scheme of things, that's all they need to maximize control and trust.

>>105803316 (OP)
Technology is being advanced for that aim, so I guess, but backwards.

>>105803316 (OP)
Lmao. At this rate, humanity perhaps has a few hundred years more, tops. People are so evil. I hope hell is real.

>>105803316 (OP)
Who do you think is "aligning" the AI?