Are We Willingly Walking Into a Digital Prison?

The Illusion of Privacy

People often welcome technology into their lives without questioning its long-term effects. Take cell phones, for instance.

Many can't imagine life without them, but they rarely think about how these devices track their every move.

• GPS, WiFi, and cell towers can pinpoint your location at any time.
• Apps can secretly access your microphone and camera, even when the phone is off.
• Your private moments could be recorded and stored without your knowledge.

The Push for Total Transparency

Some global leaders openly talk about ending privacy.

• Klaus Schwab, former head of the World Economic Forum (WEF), once said that people will have to accept total transparency in the future.
• He didn't mention if this rule would apply to everyone, including the elites.
• Ida Auken, another WEF member, wrote an essay about a future where people own nothing and have no privacy, but she claims life will be better.
• This sounds like a dream, but it comes with a catch: your life will be an open book for those in power.

The Myth of AI Objectivity

AI is another area where people are putting too much trust.

• Some believe AI is objective and free from bias because it doesn't have emotions.
• But AI is not perfect. It relies on human input and can give wrong information.
• People often quote AI without checking the facts, which is exactly what some globalists want.
• If everyone gets the same answers from AI, it could lead to a world where only one perspective is accepted.

The Future of AI Governance

Elon Musk has spoken about a future where AI is in charge.

• He believes AI will take over because it will be smarter than humans.
• But this future is only possible if people allow it to happen.
• The truth is, we can choose to use technology or not.
• We can decide to limit our digital footprint and resist AI governance.
• The question is, will we?

The Practical Issues with AI

There are also practical issues with relying too much on AI.

• For example, the energy needed to power advanced AI systems is enormous.
• Current energy sources can't support this kind of technology.
• Even Musk admits that a significant increase in energy output is needed.
• This means more work for humans, not less.
• It also raises the risk of societal breakdown.

The Power of Choice

In the end, technocracy depends on human compliance.

• People must choose to participate in this system.
• The future is not set in stone.
• We have the power to decide how technology shapes our lives.
• If a piece of tech makes our lives worse instead of better, we should reconsider its use.