Re: AI again: will it’s value outweigh its drawbacks?
Posted: Mon Jul 24, 2023 2:14 am
Yes. As I pointed out, paranoid security features can lock them out. A regime change can lock a dictatorship out of the systems of oppression for years.
I use a Samsung phone now. Used to be Apple. I was forced by Apple to use my phone number as a authenticator. I absolutely refused but it eventually gave me no choice. Then I broke my phone, got a new used iPhone, and my phone company refused to activate it (they could of), so went to a different company. Got a new number, as the old one refused to cooperate switching my phone number over.
I essentially lost my Apple account with thousands of songs in ITunes because of apple's sick two factor authentification madness. Nothing I ever did got it back. I'll never buy a apple product again (also hate slave labor, Samsung got out of Chinese manufacturing).
Imagine a country like Venezuela with lots of bling electronic security. It has AI, millions of cameras, databases in their national cloud, 10 factor authentification smart phones, and AI ran armories and smart military vehicles. One day the dear leader dies, and he didn't work out a plan for succession. His biometrics are literally decaying. Nobody can access that stuff.
We want the stupid dictator unable to independently develop their own surveillance systems. Some idiot who thinks the world revolves around him, imports it all, and it works poorly while he is alive, and not at all when dead.
I use a Samsung phone now. Used to be Apple. I was forced by Apple to use my phone number as a authenticator. I absolutely refused but it eventually gave me no choice. Then I broke my phone, got a new used iPhone, and my phone company refused to activate it (they could of), so went to a different company. Got a new number, as the old one refused to cooperate switching my phone number over.
I essentially lost my Apple account with thousands of songs in ITunes because of apple's sick two factor authentification madness. Nothing I ever did got it back. I'll never buy a apple product again (also hate slave labor, Samsung got out of Chinese manufacturing).
Imagine a country like Venezuela with lots of bling electronic security. It has AI, millions of cameras, databases in their national cloud, 10 factor authentification smart phones, and AI ran armories and smart military vehicles. One day the dear leader dies, and he didn't work out a plan for succession. His biometrics are literally decaying. Nobody can access that stuff.
We want the stupid dictator unable to independently develop their own surveillance systems. Some idiot who thinks the world revolves around him, imports it all, and it works poorly while he is alive, and not at all when dead.