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

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

The danger of centralized AI is that it could lead to a totalitarian system where human thoughts are censored and freedom is lost.

The current trend in privacy is the governance of AI systems, with businesses racing to adopt AI and compile data for its use. However, there are few guardrails around these systems, raising concerns about personal data processing and the impact of AI on individuals.

AI has the potential to either liberate individuals or serve as a tool for oppressive state control, depending on how it is implemented and governed.

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

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.

The concentration of power in the hands of a few could lead to oppression, especially as AI technology advances and becomes integrated into society.

The potential for AI censorship is much greater than what we've seen with social media, as it could fundamentally alter how information is controlled and disseminated, and if AI becomes the control layer for various aspects of life, including education, loan approvals, and home automation, it could lead to a troubling future.