A YouTube commentary by Matt Wolfe discussing a future vision of pervasive AI-driven surveillance. Wolfe summarizes claims that cameras on drones, buildings, police, and cars will feed data to data centers where AI analyzes it and automatically alerts authorities, and flags Larry Ellison as a proponent of such widespread monitoring.
And while he was on stage, he was talking about envisioning a future where everybody was under surveillance. Right. There's. He was talking about how there was cameras on drones, cameras on buildings, cameras on police, cameras on all the all the newer car models all have cameras. And he was talking about how all of this data is going to get fed to a data center somewhere, and then AI is going to analyze all of this, alert the authorities automatically. Larry Ellison is the one that, like, his background with working with all the government agencies and also, like, literally recent statements within the last, like, four months about how they, you know, he wants all this surveillance, and he sees a world where people and police officers will fall in line because they're always being watched. That, to me, is a little worrisome, honestly.
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