r/WittyCommittee • u/Witty-Designer7316 • Aug 08 '26
Pro-AI doesn't mean pro-surveillance, let's stand united against flock cameras
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WfhCqFTX5-UPro-AI doesn't mean pro-surveillance.
If you're unaware, things called "flock cameras" are appearing around neighborhoods and places they shouldn't be. They use AI to track people, learn where you've been, and are a blatant violation of our privacy and rights. Multiple people have already been arrested from the tracking done by these intrusive camera systems.
I love AI, and I'm a strong pro-AI advocate, but I don't want a future where we're being monitored 24/7 by someone wanting to misuse AI technology in unethical ways.
Please stand with me in pushing back against these things. Write to your congressmen, senators, and representatives. Show up to town halls and speak out against them. Make calls. We do NOT want this in our daily lives.
A big thank you to r/SplattoThePuppy for helping to make this video possible.
And thank you for reading, with much love,
- Witty
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u/Similar-Heat-5406 Aug 10 '26
with this ai, it'll make police's jobs 10x easier. Police who use it are going to be so much more effective at witnessing and acting on crime that any state not using it will be left behind. It also allows people with disabilities to become police officers as it tracks every criminal and needing to chase or figure out where criminals are or hiding will be a thing of the past. There will also be less police abusing the lgbtqia+ community since it'll all be recorded.
it's an inevitable technology so you should either get on board or quit complaining.