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All it does is check the 75 data bases they already have on you to confirm that you are who they have 75 data bases on

Privacy would be great but that train left the station decades ago

I got one in California then we moved and I got one in Washington. I barely survived the ordeal. Good thing I am white

This is next level retard.

Arresting actual criminal illegal aliens within the borders of the United States is a better use of taxpayer funds.

Alternatively, the State Department is generally used to extract US citizens from foreign detention. See also Blinken extracting tranny Greiner for a notorious Russian arms dealer.

Fuck.

I anticipated the rise of AI 15 years ago and properly insulated myself from the robotic overlords by becoming indispensable in the world of pest control. No machines can kill bugs like me.

I think there will be job displacement, particularly in some areas like administrative work, in the near term. I also think productivity gains will even cut into professional environments at the margins, in the near term. Long term if I was an accountant or software developer I might be worried, and probably a whole host of other jobs as well, but I do not think in the next couple of years any kind of massive seismic shifts will occur, though whenever some company lays off 30 people it will be treated as a doomsday scenario by the media.

edit: I also have pretty consistently read that AI job losses are likely to be replaced by jobs in new fields. I am no expert on this, but I guess I tend to hope this is a simply another shift in the landscape which the world will adjust to. Like the automobile. Completely rearranged society and got rid of tens of thousands of jobs related to horses in the early 1900s (stables, farriers, blacksmiths, wheelwrights, etc.) but made many times that number of jobs with auto factory jobs and gas stations and repair shops. Will be interesting to see what the new frontier is. Just another adapt or be left behind moment in humanity.

I'm on the Ai team of a major company. Don't believe all the hype...

It's more akin to Microsoft office replacing the secretary pool than anything else.