benzingtech

I think that's a fair statment, although I don’t necessarily see the Fourth Amendment as disagreeing with my point. If anything, it reflects the idea that surveillance itself isn't automatically harmful, but that there needs to be a limit on how and when it can be used. My post was certainly too broad, but I was more getting at the idea that the problem comes from what people or institutions choose to do with the power surveillance gives them.

Surveillance isnt a problem until people use it for personal gain

you too with Fable huh?

Creating a place to source the information needed to solve these problems that institutions, agencies, govt's can use to employ healthy, happy and prosperous regulations isn't a pipe dream. We need to start somewhere and the internet isn't the best library. AI isn't going to solve these problems but it will help review and source through the piles of information we have created in this world.