The Insane Space Capabilities of USA's Most Powerful AI

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Credits
Writer: Jon McColgan
Editor: Frame Forge
Thumbnail Designer: Peter Sheppard
Producer: Alex McColgan / Raquel Taylor

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[Packet_Phantom]

Saying "if you don't have anything to hide, then it's fine" Implies that anyone who is conscious of their own privacy must be a criminal..

[nekomakhea]

The Terminator Series: Don't build Skynet. No, seriously. Don't.
DOD: After decades of effort, we finally succeeded in building Skynet.

[auctus]

It’s insane that people will say things like “the government uses this to keep it citizens safe” as if the threat isn’t coming from the government itself.

[macaronniesaus]

I think I finished Youtube. This is the second day Youtube is recomending me videos from 11 years ago or videos that are uploaded 1 minute ago.

[sagefaribole]

It is NOT fine, even if we don’t have anything to hide

[Greenteabook]

I can't wait to be put on some future AI's naughty list because I watched this video 😂

[knifekitty_ls]

if you have nothing to hide (and also happen to be of correct race, religion, political alignment and spending habits) then you have nothing to worry about

[davidt]

He who sacrifices freedom for security deserves neither.

[yerkeruiter]

14:33 "warping our understanding of the universe" ...
That is, funnily enough, the exact definition and purpose of "gaslighting".

We don't need AI for that, we have politicians. YT's automod better let this through, it benefits them when their cattle knows their place.

[urgo]

I don't think anyone except for corporations and governments wants AI to be normal. It is abhorrently intrusive and not what anyone wants.

[Cheka__]

Are you trying to tell me that Google doesn't respect my privacy?

[eugenehayden]

"If you are doing nothing wrong, it is not your achievement; we simply don't have enough data about you"

[DefaultFlame]

"Governments like the US are interested in protecting the live of their citizens from foreign threats."

But not from natural disasters, aye?

[chpsilva]

"You're been watched. The government has a secret system - a _machine_ that spies on you every hour of every day. I know, because I built it".

Man, I miss PoI so much. It was a clever mix of science fiction grounded on actual technology and crime investigation series.

[zaker]

Watchdogs 1 is about to go from fiction to simulation lol

[krszm]

We're really living in 1984, huh...

[sovereign]

This is literally the plot of Person of Interest lol

[KyleKalevra]

So much for the Bill of Rights.
248 years was a good run…

[ossuseryoutube]

Many Governments have laws against spying on their own citizens but if a Government is in a group of other Governments that shares data and has similar abilities then what happens?

[mmaximk]

"It's fine if you've nothing to hide".

That you would say such a thing is shocking and makes you appear painfully naive.