The Surveillance State: France Introduces AI-Powered Mass Surveillance

Posted on 9 March 20249 March 2024 by The Tactical Hermit

France Introduces AI-Powered Mass Surveillance With the Excuse of Keeping People Safe

France is planning to use AI video surveillance at the 2024 Paris Olympics 🔭

Should mass surveillance be legalised by France, one of the biggest sporting events on Earth risks becoming one of the greatest-ever violations of the right to privacy. pic.twitter.com/6ljqenlYhw

— Amnesty International (@amnesty) March 21, 2023

So, Globo Homo is currently in the process of installing Skynet to keep us “Safe”

If you are Gen-X and grew up in the 80’s, I don’t have to tell you what comes next.

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