From “Upper Echelon” “FLOCK” (a digital surveillance hardware and software manufacturer, is now the premiere supplier of LPR (license plate reader cameras) to United States Law Enforcement. On the one hand, these systems can help prevent, or solve notable crimes, but on the other… they represent a constant invasion of privacy with far reaching ramifications […]
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From “The Free Thought Project” A Virginia man accused of destroying multiple flock cameras, who pleads not guilty because mass surveillance violates our rights. As millions of Americans passively consume state-sanctioned fireworks this Fourth of July, it is crucial to remember that Independence Day was not birthed from compliance, but from radical, unapologetic defiance against
It’s good to see more and more people having these realizations about the control grids being built to further enslave us. But, it’s also sad to realize that if we all sit back and “watch it” instead of not complying we are essentially walking into the prison cell, locking the door, and throwing away the
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From “technocracy.news” News of the backlash against AI is growing. San Francisco is the heart of AI in the world, and the culture is splitting in two: first, there are the AI tech workers themselves, who have their own culture. Then, there is everybody else. This is not isolated. Graduating classes across the nation booed
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As America is about to celebrate it’s 250th anniversary I don’t seem to be in the celebrating mood. A lot of others seem to be the same way. It’s hard to cheer when you are awake to what America has become and continues to evolve into. The main thing that America is on track to
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This article comes from “naturalnews.com” A data center operator in Dowagiac, Michigan has announced plans to deploy humanoid robots from Chinese manufacturer AgiBot at its facility, according to company statements. The deployment has drawn a class action noise lawsuit from nearby residents, who report that the facility’s operations produce a constant humming sound. At the
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From “The Corbett Report” You know, Palantir, right? And you know Alex Karp, Palantir’s deranged CEO? Have you read his manifesto? Well, I have! Do you want to know what he says? TRANSCRIPT JAMES CORBETT: So, you know about Palantir, right? The “software services” company that specializes in creepy, AI-powered surveillance and targeting software for
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From “technocracy.news” Familiarity breeds contempt: the heaviest users are the most hostile. That’s the opposite of the adoption curve the entire AI industry’s valuations are priced on, where familiarity is supposed to breed dependence and then acceptance. The CEOs driving the AI buildout are starting to panic as public sentiment is turning against them. The
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From “The Free Thought Project” Pennsylvania has become a hot spot for data center proposals and public backlash about where to build them. I’m a law professor and executive director of Penn State’s Center for Energy Law and Policy. I’m also a native of Archbald, a borough of 7,500 residents in the Lackawanna Valley in northeastern Pennsylvania. My hometown has drawn national
This article comes from “naturalnews.com” The collision of technology and community The AI revolution has arrived in America’s small towns, but not with the promised wave of prosperity. Instead, communities from Pennsylvania to Texas are discovering that the data centers powering artificial intelligence come with a steep price: depleted water reserves, rising electric bills and