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Salim Ismail

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

The erosion of privacy rights in society is concerning, as technology increasingly surveils individuals without public discourse on its implications.

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AI Experts Debate: AI Job Loss, The End of Privacy & Beginning of AI Warfare w/ Mo, Salim & Dave 175

@ Peter H. Diamandis

AI Experts Debate: AI Job Loss, The End of Privacy & Beginning of AI Warfare w/ Mo, Salim & Dave 175

06/04/25

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

05/24/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

In the U.S., the right to privacy has been dissolved by technology. Living in a global airport metaphorically illustrates how surveillance has become pervasive in everyday life.

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Ben Brook

04/19/25

@ EO

Every day, there are new developments in privacy, such as data breaches or concerning technologies, which keep the topic in the news and highlight the need for robust privacy measures.

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Salim Ismail

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

Living under constant surveillance, akin to being in a global airport, limits individual freedom and creativity, which is detrimental to society.

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Sam Altman

06/28/24

@ PowerfulJRE

I'm concerned about the potential for a surveillance state with the rise of digital currencies and social credit systems.

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

The world is changing dramatically as we move towards constant surveillance and recording of our lives.

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

We're heading towards a society of constant surveillance where everyone records everything, changing how we interact.

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Peter H. Diamandis Cast

05/24/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

Privacy is essentially dead; people desire it, but devices like Alexa and Siri are always listening. Users often accept privacy agreements without understanding what they entail.

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Mo Gawdat

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

Giving up privacy often comes with the promise of benefits, but now we may be losing privacy without any return.

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Dave Blundin

06/04/25

@ Peter H. Diamandis

The U.S. is a critical experiment in democracy, but the rapid advancement of technology is outpacing our legal and civil discourse.