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> "the government is setting up an AI police grid

I was talking about this a few months ago, I think it's worse than just enforcement. Traditional forms of propaganda are broadcast at people and it's one-way: you can't afford an entire guy to wander around telling people what to do so you broadcast something that you hope has broad appeal. But if you've got enough disk space (and, for what they encode, tensors are remarkably compact) and enough juice to push vectors around, you can watch people individually and tailor your message to each person, make it appear next to as many avatars as you want. It's how phishing campaigns and spam work already.

> I'll take that deal, as you say, for the time being.

Khrushchev said that most people compared the Allied casualties to the Axis casualties to see who was winning, but Stalin added them together to see if he was winning.