perplex3d

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by perplex3d 10mo ago
The “aspirational” language is what really stood out to me as well. “We’re building our privacy and security protections to match the responsibility” and “we are accelerating our security and privacy roadmap” and “our long term roadmap incl
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
The rule of law is slipping away from Americans. These masked “anonymous” federal agents are identifying people without consent. In most states of the United States, one is not always required to identify oneself and has the right to remain
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
I generally agree with the sentiments of the author when it comes to AI being shoved down everyone’s throat. When I don’t directly seek out AI intervention on a problem, I generally find that some form of it is in my way, slowing me down, a
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
I’m with you. The dichotomy between public and private needs to change. I should still have a degree of privacy even when I’m out in public. What has changed is the ability of others to “see” everyone everywhere at every moment with less an
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
An alert by one of these AI tools, which from what I understand have a terrible track record, should not be reasonable suspicion or probable cause to swarm a teenager with guns drawn. I wish more people in local communities would understand
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
Yes, corporations have all of the rights of a person, abilities beyond a person, yet few of the responsibilities of a person.
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by perplex3d 11mo ago
I feel this entirely. The constant surveillance is almost unavoidable if one ever wants to participate in society. How can I always avoid using a cell phone when my source of income requires that I be accessible most of time. People will re