AI and Mass Spying(schneier.com)
347 points by hendler | 284 comments
Bruce Schneier blog essay arguing that while the internet enabled mass surveillance, AI will enable mass spying by analyzing the content of conversations at scale.
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An Atlantic article by Ross Andersen on pervasive recording by AI wearables and other surveillance, and whether people can fight back.
AI and Mass Spying(schneier.com)
347 points by hendler | 284 comments
Bruce Schneier blog essay arguing that while the internet enabled mass surveillance, AI will enable mass spying by analyzing the content of conversations at scale.
Tech companies shouldn't be bullied into doing surveillance(eff.org)
408 points by pseudolus | 122 comments
EFF Deeplinks article by Matthew Guariglia arguing tech companies should not be pressured by government into conducting surveillance.
EU Commission refuses to disclose authors behind its mass surveillance proposal(old.reddit.com)
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Reddit r/europe discussion thread about the EU Commission refusing to disclose who authored its mass surveillance (chat control) proposal.
Amazon's Ring and Google's Nest reveal the severity of U.S. surveillance state(greenwald.substack.com)
867 points by mikece | 593 comments
Glenn Greenwald Substack essay arguing Amazon Ring and Google Nest show how extensive the U.S. state-corporate surveillance apparatus has become since Snowden.
FBI misused surveillance powers more than 280k times in a year(theregister.com)
446 points by nabla9 | 134 comments
The Register article on a declassified FISA court opinion showing the FBI misused Section 702 warrantless search powers over 278,000 times in 2020–2021.