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  1. RE: mastodon.online/@novacustom/11

    It's worse than that. With AI, it actually becomes possible to conduct mass spying. Hours of phone conversations can be summarised in minutes for example.

    #Security #Privacy #AI #MassSurveillance #MassSpying

  2. RE: mastodon.online/@novacustom/11

    It's worse than that. With AI, it actually becomes possible to conduct mass spying. Hours of phone conversations can be summarised in minutes for example.

    #Security #Privacy #AI #MassSurveillance #MassSpying

  3. RE: mastodon.online/@novacustom/11

    It's worse than that. With AI, it actually becomes possible to conduct mass spying. Hours of phone conversations can be summarised in minutes for example.

    #Security #Privacy #AI #MassSurveillance #MassSpying

  4. RE: mastodon.online/@novacustom/11

    It's worse than that. With AI, it actually becomes possible to conduct mass spying. Hours of phone conversations can be summarised in minutes for example.

    #Security #Privacy #AI #MassSurveillance #MassSpying

  5. RE: mastodon.online/@novacustom/11

    It's worse than that. With AI, it actually becomes possible to conduct mass spying. Hours of phone conversations can be summarised in minutes for example.

    #Security #Privacy #AI #MassSurveillance #MassSpying

  6. In Memoriam: #MarkKlein, #ATT #Whistleblower Who Revealed #NSA #MassSpying
    When the New York Times reported in late 2005 that the NSA was engaging in #spying inside the #US, Mark realized that he had witnessed how it was happening. He also realized that the President was not telling Americans the truth about the program. And, though newly retired, he knew that he had to do something.
    eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/memo #surveillance #privacy

  7. In Memoriam: #MarkKlein, #ATT #Whistleblower Who Revealed #NSA #MassSpying
    When the New York Times reported in late 2005 that the NSA was engaging in #spying inside the #US, Mark realized that he had witnessed how it was happening. He also realized that the President was not telling Americans the truth about the program. And, though newly retired, he knew that he had to do something.
    eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/memo #surveillance #privacy

  8. In Memoriam: , Who Revealed
    When the New York Times reported in late 2005 that the NSA was engaging in inside the , Mark realized that he had witnessed how it was happening. He also realized that the President was not telling Americans the truth about the program. And, though newly retired, he knew that he had to do something.
    eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/memo

  9. In Memoriam: #MarkKlein, #ATT #Whistleblower Who Revealed #NSA #MassSpying
    When the New York Times reported in late 2005 that the NSA was engaging in #spying inside the #US, Mark realized that he had witnessed how it was happening. He also realized that the President was not telling Americans the truth about the program. And, though newly retired, he knew that he had to do something.
    eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/memo #surveillance #privacy

  10. In Memoriam: #MarkKlein, #ATT #Whistleblower Who Revealed #NSA #MassSpying
    When the New York Times reported in late 2005 that the NSA was engaging in #spying inside the #US, Mark realized that he had witnessed how it was happening. He also realized that the President was not telling Americans the truth about the program. And, though newly retired, he knew that he had to do something.
    eff.org/deeplinks/2025/03/memo #surveillance #privacy

  11. #AI #Surveillance #Spying #MassSpying: "It has long been possible to tap someone’s phone or put a bug in their home and/or car, but those things still require someone to listen to and make sense of the conversations. Yes, spyware companies like NSO Group help the government hack into people’s phones, but someone still has to sort through all the conversations. And governments like China could censor social media posts based on particular words or phrases, but that was coarse and easy to bypass. Spying is limited by the need for human labor.

    AI is about to change that. Summarization is something a modern generative AI system does well. Give it an hourlong meeting, and it will return a one-page summary of what was said. Ask it to search through millions of conversations and organize them by topic, and it’ll do that. Want to know who is talking about what? It’ll tell you.

    The technologies aren’t perfect; some of them are pretty primitive. They miss things that are important. They get other things wrong. But so do humans. And, unlike humans, AI tools can be replicated by the millions and are improving at astonishing rates. They’ll get better next year, and even better the year after that. We are about to enter the era of mass spying."
    schneier.com/blog/archives/202

  12. #AI #Surveillance #Spying #MassSpying: "It has long been possible to tap someone’s phone or put a bug in their home and/or car, but those things still require someone to listen to and make sense of the conversations. Yes, spyware companies like NSO Group help the government hack into people’s phones, but someone still has to sort through all the conversations. And governments like China could censor social media posts based on particular words or phrases, but that was coarse and easy to bypass. Spying is limited by the need for human labor.

    AI is about to change that. Summarization is something a modern generative AI system does well. Give it an hourlong meeting, and it will return a one-page summary of what was said. Ask it to search through millions of conversations and organize them by topic, and it’ll do that. Want to know who is talking about what? It’ll tell you.

    The technologies aren’t perfect; some of them are pretty primitive. They miss things that are important. They get other things wrong. But so do humans. And, unlike humans, AI tools can be replicated by the millions and are improving at astonishing rates. They’ll get better next year, and even better the year after that. We are about to enter the era of mass spying."
    schneier.com/blog/archives/202

  13. #AI #Surveillance #Spying #MassSpying: "It has long been possible to tap someone’s phone or put a bug in their home and/or car, but those things still require someone to listen to and make sense of the conversations. Yes, spyware companies like NSO Group help the government hack into people’s phones, but someone still has to sort through all the conversations. And governments like China could censor social media posts based on particular words or phrases, but that was coarse and easy to bypass. Spying is limited by the need for human labor.

    AI is about to change that. Summarization is something a modern generative AI system does well. Give it an hourlong meeting, and it will return a one-page summary of what was said. Ask it to search through millions of conversations and organize them by topic, and it’ll do that. Want to know who is talking about what? It’ll tell you.

    The technologies aren’t perfect; some of them are pretty primitive. They miss things that are important. They get other things wrong. But so do humans. And, unlike humans, AI tools can be replicated by the millions and are improving at astonishing rates. They’ll get better next year, and even better the year after that. We are about to enter the era of mass spying."
    schneier.com/blog/archives/202

  14. #AI #Surveillance #Spying #MassSpying: "It has long been possible to tap someone’s phone or put a bug in their home and/or car, but those things still require someone to listen to and make sense of the conversations. Yes, spyware companies like NSO Group help the government hack into people’s phones, but someone still has to sort through all the conversations. And governments like China could censor social media posts based on particular words or phrases, but that was coarse and easy to bypass. Spying is limited by the need for human labor.

    AI is about to change that. Summarization is something a modern generative AI system does well. Give it an hourlong meeting, and it will return a one-page summary of what was said. Ask it to search through millions of conversations and organize them by topic, and it’ll do that. Want to know who is talking about what? It’ll tell you.

    The technologies aren’t perfect; some of them are pretty primitive. They miss things that are important. They get other things wrong. But so do humans. And, unlike humans, AI tools can be replicated by the millions and are improving at astonishing rates. They’ll get better next year, and even better the year after that. We are about to enter the era of mass spying."
    schneier.com/blog/archives/202

  15. #AI #Surveillance #Spying #MassSpying: "It has long been possible to tap someone’s phone or put a bug in their home and/or car, but those things still require someone to listen to and make sense of the conversations. Yes, spyware companies like NSO Group help the government hack into people’s phones, but someone still has to sort through all the conversations. And governments like China could censor social media posts based on particular words or phrases, but that was coarse and easy to bypass. Spying is limited by the need for human labor.

    AI is about to change that. Summarization is something a modern generative AI system does well. Give it an hourlong meeting, and it will return a one-page summary of what was said. Ask it to search through millions of conversations and organize them by topic, and it’ll do that. Want to know who is talking about what? It’ll tell you.

    The technologies aren’t perfect; some of them are pretty primitive. They miss things that are important. They get other things wrong. But so do humans. And, unlike humans, AI tools can be replicated by the millions and are improving at astonishing rates. They’ll get better next year, and even better the year after that. We are about to enter the era of mass spying."
    schneier.com/blog/archives/202