Facial Recognition Is Turning China Into a Dystopia - The Jim Jefferies Show
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- Jim heads to China to chat with the creator of a powerful facial recognition technology and the activists who are protesting the government’s misuse of it. (Contains strong language.)
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"I mean personally I don't want to be a slave"
Words to live by
@Ramp Shark move to north korea then, pretty sure they're like the only country functioning without any capitalism (pretty sure they use it in some facet tho still)
@gothicman03 Nah, Trump is just symptom of the real issues, he's just an idiot millions of americans figured they'd take a chance on because our establishment politicians give literally zero fucks about us as long as they keep their pockets fat. Orange man is just orange man, deal with other issue (kappa)
@@VB_Bryan in their purest form, both capitalism and communism are routs to slavery, a balance must be struck for mobility and protection ... much like the US at its best, but at its worst it can be slavery too ....
@@VB_Bryan
Pretty sure the fact that North Korea is a totalitarian dictatorship has more to do with it being a shithole than it's lack of capitalism.
I could be wrong, but I'm definitely right.
The best part was the translator saying "resting BITCH face" at the end, i love her tone
Your translator is a hero amongst the people...
Saw your comment way before i saw the video in its entirety. Was confused at first, until to the near end when i bursted into laughter.
What's funny is that she basically confirms that there is no direct translation meaning that they probably haven't heard the term. Either that or that's what they call it as well.
"Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether they could that they didn't stop to think if they _should."_
-- Ian Malcom, _Jurassic Park_
Scientists are supposed to learn new things - if the society uses that to do bad things, it is not their fault.
@Vasilijan Nikolovski
Well said!
Ah, the Manhattan Project dodge. Sorry, dude, but that's bullshit. The search for knowledge does not exonerate scientists from the guilt involved in pursuing ideas that clearly can and will be used for evil. They are adult humans who can CHOOSE what to study and what to pursue, and studying how to control and oppress humans is NOT defensible. If you come up with a system for following people wherever they go, you are very much on the hook for the fact that it will be used to FOLLOW PEOPLE WHEREVER THEY GO. Your defense basically says scientists don't have either the brains or the moral sense to understand when something is just flat out WRONG. That is the worst kind of self-serving horseshit, and it will not fly.
@@Serai3 Indeed. While the consequences aren't always predictable or obvious, when they are to any fairly intelligent person then I do think the scientists do have responsibility to think about what they are creating. As with the Manhattan project, they should have realized that there will always be wars and "enemy" that "must" be defeated at all costs, that to create a weapon that is so destructive that it destroys far more than the enemy soldiers, such as civilians, buildings, animals, and the land itself for decades maybe, is not only overkill, but dangerously destructive. Because once you create a weapon, even when the war is over, the weapon remains. And will only grow technologically. It is the same with all other technology.
I think those Chinese guys were being disingenuous. They knew very well what they were doing. Whether they liked it or not. They probably also know that the government is well aware that the system can be abused and doesn't care as long as it achieves the government's main objective of control of the populace.
are seriously quoting from a movie about a dinosaur themepark and supposed to be taking seriously u handicapped clown
If this come to spain the national sport would not be soccer anymore but throwing stones to the cameras with a mask on...
here in Greece too :)
Montana ultra wide. That spray paint, with a needlecap, has around 3m reach
Look around...you alrady have it in most places 🤷♂️ and you just think those are not the government yet
Being a passive Indian, I'm generally not for vandalism and violence but that reaction sounds quite appropriate in this case.
The scary thing about it is, it shows there ain't no democracy. When I first sat in a bus with a camera I never voted for anyone mentioning this. I want an ammount of cameras. But I'd rather have a red button to press then it records the last 30seconds and the next 10. But no. There im sitting and there's a camera.
"oh, my opium is here" 😂😂😂😂
Damn, Black Mirror Season 3 Episode 1 was too accurate.
Fuck!, now I gotta watch black mirror
It was made based on this idea.
for real, scary
Nohzdyve
Yeah, right!?!?
Black mirror, 1984, Psycho pass 😖 none turned out well
Ah, I See You're a Man of Culture As Well
Not really. This tech just can't work with 1 bill ppl.
I can't know everything. If I did. I wouldn't be here 🙈
I was waiting for someone to day Psycho Pass. You are indeed a man of culture.
Since when have humans ever paid attention to their prophets?
The Orville did an episode about this where everyone on the planet was judged by a score of likes and dislikes.
I was thinking just the same!!!
That will only prove how stupid this society and its future will be.
"All y'all look alike."
- Agent Carter from Rush Hour 2, when asked about facial recognition in China.
Carter knew what was up! 😂👏🏻
Lol
It was OK because he was black
Also conversely; in the same movie, an old Chinese woman told Carter "Move aside Kobe".......
Black Mirror episode he referenced got their idea from China not the other way around.
@Black Rod do you need a source ? of course we know this.
The beast systum
China's social credit system while first conceived in 2013, didn't go public till around 2015. Charlie Brooker (the creator of "Nosedive") had conceived the idea originally as a movie, before producing the episode in 2015, which finally aired in 2016. And has also commented that he did not know of the Chinese system...because unless he worked for the Chinese government, how could he?
@@0x0michael nah,
"The third series episode "Nosedive" presented a social rating-based system that several found mirrored by China's proposed Social Credit System.[98][99][100] Brooker has been surprised to see how some of these events had come to pass. "It was quite trippy, though. I'm kind of getting used to it, because it seems like it's quite often that there are things that are in the stories that come true.""
Smaet pepple use sauce
This was actually an episode on a show called Orville.
Like this, it was truly chaotic
That piece was not funny at all. It is absolutely happening and it’s scary. The apocalypse is near
It is absolutely terrifying. And with the influence they have in Africa imagine if they "recommend" (im gonna assume that its not forced on us) it to us and it goes through. Just scary..
Because hes a racist scumbag
Lol sorry to disappoint but this won't end the world you twit
Hasn't Facebook already used your uploaded photos for facial recognition? How do you think Instagram and Facebook can recommend tagging people with such accuracy? The scary part is the social credit system, facial recognition has been a thing for a long time now, I think. Protestors have also been using laser pointers to disrupt CCTV cameras, I think it's from the same principle as flashing lasers onto airplane windows blinding the pilots.
Bullshit. Everyone is always saying the apocalypse is near. You have no fucking clue. Just because China becomes an authoritarian nation, which they already were, doesn’t mean the world will end.
Anti facial recognition masking hardware & software will develop.....
It is really not that difficult.
Sunglasses are probably enough.
@@sewpungyow5154 Ok, well, then I'll just wear a face-mask.
Good things it’s 2021 and everyone’s wearing a mask that hides most facial contours
look up "Home Depot and Lowe's are secretly using facial recognition security cameras to track customer movements"
No way
7:25 The translator lady made me remember Stephen Chow movies. Lol
She fuckin' hammered those syllables.
OmG my parents heard me crack up from my closed door. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
there is an eerie feeling of hearing "Big Brother is watching you," and knowing it's a reality... Jesus, everyday we're all losing our freedoms.
Shit...
@@ichijofestival2576 good point
Just do it like we do here in the US. Use social media apps and photo filters to gather that info...
this is like The Truman Show, except everyone is Jim Carrey..
这傻逼玩意你还真的信？
Be honest, is there anything really regulated in America other than the speed limit?
Its called State's Rights
Mu Effe “State’s rights” as long as the Republicans agree with you.
I don´t think there are to many regulatious besides "Freedom of Speach!" and "Right to bare arms!" ( both pretty contradictory by the way) . Weird country indeed.
Yeah it kinda sucks. Most of the strictly enforced regulations involve preventing fun things like speeding and doing drugs...
@Stephanie Logan I'm not so sure about that...
th-cam.com/video/v4pqRx7OB-Y/w-d-xo.html
LOL "It wouldn't be able to tell a young micheal jackson from an old micheal jackson"? "That would be like two different faces."
Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should. -Ian Malcolm (Jurassic Park)
Now think about Jim’s opening statement: “We all know that happiness in this world is based on one thing, your looks on a scale from 1 to 10.” Sad indeed...but so true!
Thanks for the spotlight on this issue, keep it up!
This is literally Psycho Pass becoming reality...
Word
I see you are a man of culture.
It's fucking _Nineteen Eighty Four_ becoming reality. We've been getting warned about this for over seventy years now, and we haven't paid any goddamn attention.
@@Serai3 George Orwell wrote about things he knew about. He didn't write about the future.
+David Wuhrer Uh, dude, maybe you should read the book again.
I live in Leicester if i leave my house drive into town do my shopping say 45min i will be recorded on different cameras 320 times..whai i buy .who i talk to.Welcome to a brave new world..
I thought only London had alot of cameras? other big cities in the uk aswell or is Leicester just the exception?
@@LegendNinja41 all the cities n towns..all with face recognition...it was installed for our protection..😊..
@nunchaku101 unfortunately you're right..couple of false alarms white paper passed in parliament before you knew wtf we had cameras in our towns n cities..we have cameras on our highways that check our number plates n clock the time ...so don't sit quite...we did
@nunchaku101 they aren't alone
Salim. It's been like that in England for 20 years or more. Even rural areas. I'm from Mansfield and it's been like that since I was a kid. Nothing new man. UK is CCTV capital of the world.
PEOPLE THIS IS ENSLAVEMENT AND YOU ARE GIVING YOUR FREEDOM AWAY LIKE IT HASNT BEEN TAKEN AWAY ALREADY! YOU CAN BE FRAMED. JESUS.
Yemi Alade is so fine!
R.N V.H yes! Exactly!
F this shit revolution is the answer.The 3 billion chinese people need to wake up.That Gov is powerless against them.
Sorry. 1 billion
It is China. They were already enslaved. Nothing changes.
Meanwhile if i talk about anything and try to use google, whatever i was talking about pops right up as i start typing.
That is so true. Big brother is listening. I turn my phone off when I go to bed n all of a sudden I hear my phone, it turns on camera n mike. Frightening!
This has never happened to me. What do you talk about!?! Lol.
Nina Cookson lies.
Oh but corporations are good people, aren't they? I was told so by an American.
@@Cookie-ri9pz yeah thats the main reason they took away the removable battery feature. they say that its because the terminals between the battery and phone can go bad but thats over a period of 10+ years. and noone has their phone that long nor does the software allow someone to have a phone that long anymore. its all some sort of nefarious scheme cooked up by big brother/tech agencies (who want to become more powerful than big brother, theres a whole Black mirror episode on just that). it will be down right denied by people who are at their core subservient (which a lot of humans are its just your nature to bow down). then publically leaked in some document, receiving outrage for a week or so (like the whole facebook ten year challenge thing or Faceapp), then be ultimately forgotten because people just dont care about losing their freedoms as long as it's in small increments.
first: it starts with automating everything from your homes, to your cars, to public places
second: its facial recognition
third: its the chip implanted into you to rid you of loose cash and keys
then you go to one anti-establishment rally or talk about disliking a governmental decision over wine with some friends in your own home (your smart appliance or phone hears it) and you boom you cant start your car in the morning, the school bus won't allow your children on, the automated doors at the grocery store wont open for you, your bank accounts are frozen. and you have no loose cash to pay anyone and anyone within 10ft of you seen giving you assistance on one of the many cctvs will fall to the same punishment as you.
this may sound like outlandish science fiction but if i can make it up in minutes online what is stopping a government/tech giant from implementing it with their employees who are paid DAY AND NIGHT to think these things up.
TLDR; we are Fucked and we dont care
Black Mirror and The Orville have shown in what society this might end.
@MorbidManMusic Well excuse me princess when I refer to the things I know it from.
First? Confucius say he who sleep with itchy butt, awakes with stinky finger.
Man who farts in church sits in own pew.
@MorbidManMusic lol stfu and go play more shitty music
So glad you have your own TH-cam channel and not just some comedy Central clip. Your show gets better every episode!
7:29 Thumbs up for the translator
So YOU think YOU are not on camera or under surveillance 24x7? Londoners have been on camera for a decade. Go ANYWHERE in the US and look for the dozen or so cameras watching. How about your vehicles, phones, pads? Don't forget OTHER people's vehicles watch you?
@@wiffasniffa OP was referencing people with dash cams.
@array s Yeah. It's called a credit score. And have fun doing anything when you have shit credit.
koopatroopa187 its not at all the same. I currently have about 10k in outstanding debt and, as a result, a terrible credit score. It does literally nothing to impair my life other than stop me from starting a new credit line. Also, I can repair my credit score by either paying my debt off and working my way back into good graces with creditors, or by filing bankruptcy and waiting for the term to end then rebuilding my credit. Also, having a bad credit score is something we do to ourselves. VISA didn’t force me to use their credit card knowing I couldn’t afford to pay it back (hard times, you know), and nor should they other creditors be expected to give me more money considering I still haven’t paid back the money I already owe. Would you continue to let someone borrow money who never paid you back? In contrast, this Chinese system is largely arbitrary. You don’t have to do anything wrong (illegal), someone simply has to not like what you do, and your score drops. Also, unlike credit, once your score drops, you can never raise it again. Also, unlike credit, this will actually affect your life... can’t travel, get into certain schools, neighborhoods, have certain jobs, etc... this is as far removed as being similar to a credit score as it is from being a banana.
The issue isn’t at all the idea of being seen, but being rated and manipulated based upon that rating.
array s we do not
This story is chilling. Orwell thinks so too.
"If you want a vision of the future, imagine a boot stamping on a human face - forever."
-Big Brother in 1984 written by George Orwell. A great read. Apparently, an important one.
I read that book in 1982. It scared the crap out of me. Also, at the same time my school was teaching me computer programing. It still haunts me and it is already here.
True, but it'll be a designer boot, with a corporate logo on the sole.
@@simonwaldock9689 sad but probably true :-).
I like what you're doing Jim educating the world on important topics thru comdey👍🏻
When you talk about China, standing in Hong Kong. Lol
HK is a part of China. So?
@@EpiYuniq you must be a Chinese
@@Vision_Voyagers nope. I dont even like China. But the truth must be respected.
@@goatmansasquatch1485 RadSports. collatedTV x A country is accepted as a country if other country call it a country, that's the definition of a country according to UN.
HK was given to China by British, but it has it has its own government and financial system different from main land China, it's called one country two system.
My point is it has everything that makes it a country, but China make sure no one calls HK a country.
HK is slave to China, and fighting for its freedom.
raj shah And that’s change the fact in anyway?
Literally every science fiction story thats impliments this technology was not a good time
When I was visited last year, there was this beautiful public park alongside a lake near my hotel, one morning I went to jog and almost immediately I noticed cameras on every single tree and the lamp post then I was being followed shortly by the park police, they took rounds on their bikes every few minutes around me, I was the only one in this public park and I felt so uncomfortable that I left never returning again!!!!!
It's an absolute dystopia like George Orwell's 1984.
2:20 I was in the middle of looking up the Black Mirror episode when he himself said that it was just like it. Crazy how they made a prediction with that. (S3 E1)
Excellent using this for a class.
Didn't black mirror warm is about this
Interestingly, that guy Jim interviewed speaks Cantonese. That industrial park is in Hong Kong.
11 months later is September 2020 and we’ve seen how this year has played out...
That translator at the end 😂😂😂😂😂
Woah this is like multiple black mirror episodes coming true all at once.
This is already in all Cop cars, most of monitoring cameras tapped by NSA in Utah, America is not what you think it is.
777 burro the issue isn’t the technology, but how it’s being used. Electricity is a great technology, so long as you’re not sitting in an electric chair. You’d want facial recognition in government cameras of someone murdered a loved one and that facial recognition software helped catch them, or if a loved on went missing and that software helped find them. The software is wonderful and amazing. The application in this case is horrifying. Don’t fear technology. Celebrate or fear the way its being used.
Well, where I am from, red light cams were finally banned a couple years back.
You really have to admire the power of the Chinese surveillance software
Tracking and identifying a billion Chinese people that all look the same around the clock is a real feat
this is so scary! Saw it on Black Mirror - incredible that it is actually is happening in real life
This sounds like that one black mirror episode..I don't remember the name but the one where people are treated according to their score (3.5 and above are better or something)
I worked in China for a bit from UK to China 3 times in short succession - my producer told me that on the third visit - I will probably be detained and interviewed and what ever I do don't tell them I work in the film industry!!! Waiting at the carousel and being the last one there my bag didn't arrive and then I got a tap on the shoulder and turned around to see a tiny man in an ill fitting suit who knew my name - "Come with me" - I followed him into a small room where my bag was on a shelf. There was one table two chairs and the only things on the table were a pencil and a piece of A4 paper written out in Chinese with a picture taken from my at the time Facebook page with me holding the worlds biggest film camera. I was invited to sit down. He took several minutes looking at the paper, then looked up and said 'So why you come to China?" I said "I'm a film director" he said "Oh you Mr Horrywood, we take selfie!!!" and that's what he did. When I left the airport my producer was nervously waiting for me. He said 'you didn't tell them you were a film director did you?' Me 'of course not'. I also didn't tell him that we were followed all the way to the hotel either....
reminded me of George Orwell's dystopian novel, 1984. and a black mirror episode, nosedive.
This gives me massive Psycho Pass vibes.
That's it, I'm never travelling to China
I will but never move there
Just wear reflective vests and go break some cameras lmao
Bright lights too
It's going to take the phrase "big brother is watching you" to a whole new level.
I always wonder how China controls that many citizens without incarcerating so many like in ... 🇺🇸
5%LowBattery That’s why there is a thing called the social credit score. The social credit score is to punish the people that their behaviors are not serious enough to be incarcerated.
5%LowBattery umm… two words. Uyghur camps.
Public incarceration...cameras all across an area with cops...prison.
Psycho pass just got real now they just need dominators
man you are doing some serious work here!!! this is not comedy. this is serious information that i worry everyday in my work and don't really know how to translate to people. you do it to perfection! thanks
Like that episode of the Orville
Europeans and North Americans doesn't remember their governments already do this! 😂😂😂😂
Perhaps you should talk to Edward Snowden
Well I am from Fimland but I am not even remotely as concerned about this in Europe as in China. We have multiple party system and president doesn't have nearly as much power as in US for example. So there isn't any one goverment entity to be worried about. The freedom of speech, justice system independent from the leaders, no one political party or leader can have control over the police and democratic elections make abusing this technology and even implementing it on a large scale really difficult. In China however there is only one party, heavily censored media. Everything, even the justice system is under the CCP's rule. They already imprison and even excecute people for political reasons. This just makes controlling the country for the few people at the top a whole lot easier. Of course this is not to say I am comfortable with this technology gaining popularity in my country. The system could still possibly be abused even here.
The question is to which extent
@@jokuvaan5175 yet china and Chinese people keep moving forward. It's working. Over a billion people in the country. You're from Finland, I can walk across it in a day or two. It's a bit different.
@@archiehickox6518 Wow you can walk some 200 kilometers in two day? Because that's the shortest distance going straight line across the country.
Also your comment is in no way relevant to what I said. What does country moving forward and having larger population have anything to do with there being more potential for a heavy surveilance system to be abused by the leaders in China than in Finland?
@@jokuvaan5175 Actually there are eight parties in the Chinese parliament.
3:01 D-Link? Really? I don't trust D-Link with my home network.
Honestly the best show on Comedy Central
that translator at the end is great.
I'm sure Jim has never criticized the government while being watched by a camera! He would never do anything that dumb!
@@goatmansasquatch1485 Yes
@@RalphDratman two good jokes sir. 👍
@@goatmansasquatch1485 There is no e in Santa Claus.
funny story, in 2017 at :30 i cried right where jim is standing because my gf broke up with me
I had a heartbreak in 2017 too. I hope you're doing much, much better these days, and are thriving!
I get that the translator has to enunciate, but the passion with which she said "resting bitch face" was hilarious 😂👌
@ 3:45 --- "So out of a billion people, that's potentially 50 million who could be, (as Confucius say) FUCKED!!!"
I don't think I have ever laughed so hard in my life. 😂😂😂
😎This note is legal tender for all debts. public and private
Oh, but cash is just so INCONVEEEEEEENIENT.
Tell taco bell
"My opium is here." Lol
Just as with any other technology, this also will be the norm in the future. We already use it in the west in some ways. The FBI, the Police, the CIA have databases with mug shoots that are matched with facial recognition against crime suspects. A very helpful tool. It will expand and advance. That is unstoppable.
The Ending, OMG!!!!
china really took The Orville episode of a planet rule by social score literally 🤣
China...Ha, We have facial recognition cameras in the U.K too.
Max Mac the issue isn’t the technology, but how it’s being used. Electricity is a great technology, so long as you’re not sitting in an electric chair. You’d want facial recognition in government cameras of someone murdered a loved one and that facial recognition software helped catch them, or if a loved on went missing and that software helped find them. The software is wonderful and amazing. The application in this case is horrifying. Don’t fear technology. Celebrate or fear the way its being used.
@@craigraboteau7024 I didn't say anything about fearing the technology. The question is can our governments be trusted? There are more cctv cameras in the U.K than anywhere else. First they said they would only be sited in areas where there are high crime rates. Now they are absolutely everywhere. Privacy is a luxury that most people take for granted. Maybe you can trust your government but this technology will be available worldwide. The people of Hong Kong would be fools to trust this technology don't you think?Your "catching a murderer" example is fairly moot point.
Max Mac i don’t think it is. People were afraid of gps when it first came out: “I don’t want the government knowing where I am all the time”. This fear has amounted to exactly zero... unless you’re a criminal. Then the government wi try to track your phone to find you, which the first have to get a warrant to do (at least in the US). The government “could” be using gps for nefarious reasons but, the truth is, most governments (currently) have no interest in behaving like China’s government. The technology to suppress freedom of speech has been present for, well... forever (indicative of this fact is that China has always suppressed freedom of speech), yet free world governments have yet to utilize these means. Why? Because they can’t? No. Because they aren’t movie villains. Any government could behave the way Stalin did (for a modern day parallel, see Putin) but they don’t. Just because they can doesn’t mean they will. My point to you was, yes. We all know that we’re being watched but, as of yet, that hasn’t been used for nefarious reasons in our countries, and there’s no reason to think it should be. This kind of thing is par for the course in China, but would be insane in other countries. So, I’m not concerned at all about being watched so long as its not taken advantage of. That was my point. And, outside of conspiracy theories, there’s no reason to think it would be. The truth is, this technology has existed all over the world for decades. Hell, facial recognition software is a basic part of facebooks algorithms. The difference here is how China is choosing to use it. The option to abuse it has always been there. Most governments simply choose not to.
@@craigraboteau7024 You know of the Chelsea Manning and Edward Snowden revelations,right?
That ending got me
this was a subject in an episode from The Orville
I've never been more certain I'm looking at an Englishman before he even starts speaking.
Black mirror , if my memory serves me , that episode though has bad ending,
Yes, that woman was obsessed with being liked and keeping her score high but each time she would get a lower score, she would be obsessed with getting it high again and that meant doing too much and being in people's faces a lot by being a "kiss ass". People reacted in a hostile manner towards her being a try hard and that frustrated her even further and changed her attitude towards people, thus lowering her score to a point where she eventually got arrested, as her social score was so low she was seen as a threat to society, even though she was initially a woman with a good heart and positive attitude
This already happened in the USA almost a decade ago. Companies have been using a social score for awhile now but it's called your credit score....
The facial joke is brilliant haha
The UN should stop it. But they wont. Cartoon villains with no real heroes.
I love the UN as a concept, but in practice it's hard to have any faith in an organisation that specifically defines slavery and torture as unacceptable while also having members that are well known for their use of slavery and torture. If you want to be accepted as a global regulatory body, keeping your own members from committing what you define as entirely unacceptable crimes against humanity would probably be a good start. Like, can you imagine if Police Officers saw you beating someone to death and just said "Uh, hey...excuse...excuse me...could you not do that please?" and then just shrugged and walked off to write a report on why they couldn't possibly intervene when you carried on?
And the saddest part about that comparison is that the UN hasn't even managed to timidly ask them to stop in most cases, unless you count the general statement that they think it's quite naughty.
UN does not hold that much power
How would the UN go about stopping this, exactly?
@@Serai3 Refusal of trade, sanctions etc. There are a lot of diplomatic options that the UN can use to bully countries into conformity (and do, regularly), they just don't have the guts to try applying them to the larger members/ones with key resources and are seemingly more concerned with things like pushing New Zealand to GET nuclear weapons than enforcing basic human rights.
Honestly what exactly can the UN actually solve, it's just a show they put up to convince people that we have achieved 'world peace' or whatnot.
This is exactly like the show psycho pass.
(It’s where the government is ruled by an A.I. That calculated and rates your criminal intentions with a scan. And authorities can shoot to kill based on their intentions.
"probably f*cked traffic up?" LOL
I founding at least few fun things from top of my head, to do with this system. Can't wait
Duh everyone just wear a mask like its Halloween town all the time.
imagine what could be done with this + deepfakes.
I read that book. Fahrenheit 451.
I found something called a reputation score which measures Americans behaviour on a score of 10 and other people can leave reviews about you. I'm in NZ and I know more about my American friends than I do my own family its insane
It's BS. Not accurate
The episode the journalist is talking about is the first episode of season 3 (2016). It shows a similar situation where people is rated by a score and based on it they can or cannot buy bus or plane tickets and the like. The episode is called 'Nosedive'
They can tell your mood? I thought all Chinese happiness was faked.
Implying that China wasn’t a dystopia before mass surveillance
This is basically the last nail in the coffin
NSA Edward Snowden.. look it up. The US has already been doing it for a while, and google publicly does it to all of us. Even when the location setting is off, it still tracks and records your movements and everything you do on your phone and web browser. We're already in a surveillance state.
China is great. I don't think Dystopia is a bit much. Other than rag on the government there's not a lot you can't do there. It's great. Go visit.
@@archiehickox6518 I, for one, welcome our new AI overlords.
@@davidwuhrer6704 yes, of course! All hail AI!
Jeez!! I have a bad feeling about this!!!
A bit confused, I know it mentioned China but is this happening in Hon Kong as well?
the solution: make up, very heavy makeup
@3-7-77 sunglasses
So the movie minority report’s predictions all came true.
Minority Report predicts future crimes in advance. How has that come true?
@@GirishShankar7 I am mostly referring to touch screens- expanding ability, face recognition technology, etc.
The Orville did something like this, and the outcome was disastrous.
Wasn't that an episode of Black Mirror?
I cant believe this guy is still on the air after what happened.... people forget so fast.
What're you talking about?
🍕I wonder how right-wingers feel about facial recognition cameras
They likely support it to target Antifa, but would fail to see how it'd be used against themselves. The right is constantly supporting and voting against their own self interests.
They are against it when they are the opposition, and all for it when they are in the government.
There's one there, one there, and about a million over there. (points to the city).😋 LOL love it!!!!
This same concept is also used in one of the black mirror episodes.
It's crazy