They don't need to destroy the books that's the point, and they don't even buy all the books that they train the models on, I'm sure most of them are stolen. I really dislike how you framed it with "Destructively scanning books is making information more accessible to the masses." Like I mentioned, they don't need to destroy the books and they could be given out after scanning which be way better, right? I'm also pretty sure that most models can't recall page for page in a book because it would count as copyright infringement so it becomes a slot machine, AI is just a slot machine sometimes you get good answers, sometimes you get absolutely trash answers.

They don't need to destroy the books that's the point, and they don't even buy all the books that they train the models on, I'm sure most of them are stolen. I really dislike how you framed it with "Destructively scanning books is making information more accessible to the masses." Like I mentioned, they don't need to destroy the books and they could be given out after scanning which be way better, right? I'm also pretty sure that most models can't recall page for page in a book because it would count as copyright infringement so it becomes a slot machine, AI is just a slot machine sometimes you get good answers, sometimes you get absolutely trash answers.

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There is around 120,000 Flock cameras across 49 states, recording around 20 billion plate observations per month, they don't need to 'stream your car on the internet' like we are watching Twitch or whatever. Quick question, why are you defending Flock camera's so much? You keep calling anti-flock people stupid when there are legitimate privacy and security concerns with them and they keep popping up EVERYWHERE. People have all the right to be mad, they didn't sign up for this. Everyone is being treated like a criminal and they have to prove their innocence, it used to be innocent until proven guilty but we are heading in the exact opposite direction. Did you know that your insurance company can buy data from data brokers to jack up the prices of your insurance? Did you know companies can use surveillance data to personalize prices? It’s called surveillance pricing, and it can result in different people being shown different prices for the exact same product or service. You see how surveillance is not fun? Why not treat everyone as equals? I just find this very odd coming from an account that has a Frieren PFP, I wasn't going to reply but I noticed the Frieren PFP and that bothered me the most out of this. Frieren would not defend Flock cameras.

There is around 120,000 Flock cameras across 49 states, recording around 20 billion plate observations per month, they don't need to 'stream your car on the internet' like we are watching Twitch or whatever. Quick question, why are you defending Flock camera's so much? You keep calling anti-flock people stupid when there are legitimate privacy and security concerns with them and they keep popping up EVERYWHERE. People have all the right to be mad, they didn't sign up for this. Everyone is being treated like a criminal and they have to prove their innocence, it used to be innocent until proven guilty but we are heading in the exact opposite direction. Did you know that your insurance company can buy data from data brokers to jack up the prices of your insurance? Did you know companies can use surveillance data to personalize prices? It’s called surveillance pricing, and it can result in different people being shown different prices for the exact same product or service. You see how surveillance is not fun? Why not treat everyone as equals? I just find this very odd coming from an account that has a Frieren PFP, I wasn't going to reply but I noticed the Frieren PFP and that bothered me the most out of this. Frieren would not defend Flock cameras.

Being called a criminal in the comments and saying I have something to hide. Yeah you are right, I have bunch of things to hide, I do not want the Government seeing images of every moment I have, where I went, where I am going etc etc. I work at 2 privacy companies (Obscura VPN/Brave Browser) and I've helped a bunch on the side, I've donated to bunch of money to privacy advocacy groups such as EFF, Tor and more. Does that make me a criminal in your eyes? That's up to you. Do I have something to hide? Yes. Bunch of things actually and I want to keep it hidden. Privacy is a human right believe that I have and I try my best to make that a reality, it is hard work, it takes time but it is possible.

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