🕵️ CIA Developing AI Chatbot To Hunt You Down

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Anyway, we have more important things to discuss, like the CIA creating a chatbot to sort through your data - which will certainly be used to spy on us illegally and OpenAI’s founder Sam Altman developing wearable AI tech to work with ChatGPT.

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It’s Wednesday. Let's get it.

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In a recent revelation, the CIA and other US intelligence agencies are gearing up to deploy an AI chatbot like ChatGPT (but evil) to navigate the massive amounts of public data more effectively.

This move seeks to streamline the search for relevant information - but who or what decides what is relevant remains to be seen.

It also raises questions about privacy and data acquisition methods - especially in the wake of the FBI's notorious record of hundreds of thousands of illegal searches on innocent US citizens.

Key Developments:

• Features and Capabilities

  • Enables agents to look up information, pose follow-up queries, and condense vast data.

  • The system will source its answers to verify authenticity.
    
    

• Access and Distribution

  • The AI tool will soon be distributed across the 18-agency U.S. intelligence community.

  • Not accessible to lawmakers and the general public.
    
    

• Privacy Concerns

  • The definition of "public data" remains ambiguous.

  • Past incidents of federal agencies bypassing warrants to acquire data raise alarm.
    
    

• Global AI Competition

  • China's ambition to lead in AI by 2030 potentially influencing U.S. actions.

  • U.S. counters with AI Bill of Rights and significant investments in AI research.

The balance between protection and privacy becomes more precarious by the day, and with the definition of privacy rapidly evolving (not in our favor), we must decide where we, as citizens, draw the line.

The Question

With AI chatbots sifting through vast amounts of public data, how much further will our already diminishing privacy be eroded?

Send us an email and let us know!

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FUTURE TECH

Apple’s former chief design officer, Jony Ive, and OpenAI CEO Sam Altman are allegedly exploring opportunities to collaborate on building an unspecified artificial intelligence “hardware device.”
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