Thanks to AI-powered mass surveillance algorithms, intelligence agents had a great look at Depeche Mode’s recent two-night stint at the Accor Arena. Smart cameras captured everyone in the name of protection.
French law enforcement and intelligence agencies are using this “threat” as a pilot for widespread surveillance to be used by police at all ranks during the 2024 Summer Olympics, to be held from July 26 to August 11, 2024. Detection software was introduced.
It turns out Big Brother isn’t watching us. Because we are doing all the work for him.
The authorities are Divide Paris is divided into different zones, connected by checkpoints that require passes via QR codes.
The spectacle is in action, young people. And what better stage to express such fierce desire and hatred than the Olympics, which were originally a showdown between intellectual beefcakes?
Paris police chief Laurent Nunes hailed the state’s overreach as “mostly successful.”
One of the software platforms is Wintics. city vision provides “video analysis software for city stakeholders.”
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Beyond the bone-chilling gravity of mass surveillance called “City Vision,” the capabilities of this software are immense, especially when combined with the word “stakeholder.” One of his largest investors in Wintics is Ardian, a French private investment firm with billions of dollars in assets. guaranteed I think City Vision is a great idea.
Meanwhile, the media remains vaguely blind.washington post announced “AI is revolutionizing not only the Olympics, but also policing.”
Paris security perimeter to go into effect one week before 2024 Olympics opening ceremony • France 24
Human Rights Watch World Report 2024 concluded “Surveillance technologies at the 2024 Olympic and Paralympic Games pose risks to fundamental rights.”
amnesty international prompted French lawmakers “reject plans to use artificial intelligence (AI)-powered video surveillance at the 2024 Paris Olympics” because “such draconian mass surveillance techniques violate the right to privacy and express It could lead to violations of people’s rights to freedom and peaceful assembly, and could lead to “dystopian levels of surveillance in the future.”
The coronavirus pandemic has accelerated this technological revolution. This war is one to which we have already surrendered, to the common techniques of digital control: self-surveillance and voluntarily giving up some of our privacy and lesser freedoms, getting caught up in the situation, defeated. It had been defeated. Exceptional conditions become increasingly complex.
France’s historical role in the prevalence and ubiquity of surveillance is matched by its storied cuisine. “Surveillance” is French. In the 11th century, this emerged in the restructuring of cities, leading to the invention of urban fortifications in the mid-1700s.
Law enforcement has figured out how to spy.
Napoleon was the first to use a new type of espionage: aerial surveillance.
Suddenly, the war was fought in secret. can not see. Military violence became the secret police and the task of the “Internal Affairs Forces.” Its weapons were surveillance and disinformation.
Wars can happen behind the scenes. No one even needed to know who was fighting. It was a game that elites could play themselves through society.
This marks a shift from passive surveillance to active mass surveillance powered by AI.
Modern warfare is about taking things from the enemy. Including that movement. The ability to move is a sign of freedom. This is one reason why governments want to centralize.
There is an interesting relationship between surveillance and disinformation. We believe that surveillance is being done to eliminate disinformation. In reality, surveillance and disinformation are like two fraudsters pretending to be at war.
They both work in intelligence and secret services. Their job is to confuse us. It’s to make fun of us. Believing in true illusions. We should feel tired and angry, but the funny thing about disinformation is that it can be counter-attacking. It’s an attack on truth. It’s a way of silencing. But to function, intelligence elites need to know what we think, feel, and believe.
In modern wartime, especially in the age of social media, we are constantly bombarded with propaganda. War is when elites mobilize all their propaganda knowledge. Surveillance leads to loss of privacy and personal information. Our information gives more power to those in power. Intelligence agencies use that information to create disinformation. What’s worse, they’re doing it all right in front of our eyes.
It turns out Big Brother isn’t watching us. Because we are doing all the work for him.
We are experts in self-monitoring. We do it with a smile. For convenience, we give up some of our privacy and freedom. Meanwhile, a new totalitarianism is on the rise. Our future is a world of surveillance. Non-stop surveillance. We will increasingly be watched, scanned, watched, ranked, punished, spied on, and judged.
