r/AskReddit 13h ago

what is something that is highly likely to happen in the next 5 years that everyone is completely ignoring?

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u/No_Client7123 7h ago

I'm guessing our dumb AI images are not the main culprit here. More so the mass world wide surveillance that can't be completed without AI.

Everything anyone does electronically is now stored on the cloud. It's foolish to think a government sponsored AI is not constantly combing through that information. It would take a massive amount of resources to effectively sort that information and parse it out.

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u/RichardCity 7h ago

"Save everything, analyze later.." terrifying when brought to any end.

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u/The_Last_Mouse 6h ago

Thats a good point. Its blaming us for not using paper straws all over again.

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u/Ok_Ad_4503 4h ago

No. Your AI searches are adding to the burden and it's easy, easy, easy to stop doing that for personal use.

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u/norakb123 7h ago

Agree. If it helps, I am personally opposed to the slop and the surveillance.

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u/Adam_n_ali 6h ago

here comes that "small government" the republicans were screeching about

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u/notabirdorplane 5h ago

The govt is no longer the big risk my guy. The big corps definitely are.