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While we're still a nation that prides itself on sovereign rights, a thought occurred to me-
Would it be possible to create a digital constitution regulated by AI? This AI would have parameters like ensuring it protects freedom of speech or freedom of the press. AI right now will unknowingly attack independent journalist that bought and paid for "reputable" sources vilify. That's because AI falls back on the parameters of what's considered reputable and what isn't. Google quickly became a monopoly for its convenience. Maybe this AI could grow in the same way. The Internet of Bodies/Internet of Things is already here, they called this moment the fourth industrial revolution. It will be extremely difficult to escape the digital ID. The fear around this is merited. One only need to be reminded of the tyranny we witnessed during the global COVID pandemic. Not only were people discouraged form travel, some places went as far as threatening individuals with the right to buy groceries if they did not comply with an experimental injection. Doctors with valid concerns were censored. We can already see how large corporate and bureaucratic institutions have restricted basic freedoms belonging to All People(like the right to informed consent) and profited off our data.
I don't have the know-how, perhaps this is a pipe dream. It would be something to see the Leaders of today promoting this concept, and fascinating to contemplate how it would effect businesses at large. Presently, the WH has proposed something like a Digital Bill of Rights. But there are institutions that say they advocate for civil liberties only to enslave. We have real cases of bought and paid for science as it relates to the food industry, and here in the West we were once told that doctors recommend cigarettes. The tools aren't what we need to be afraid of, it's who is using them and for what ends? It is possible to create a system that would protect rather than control but you need transparency to build trust- not smoke and mirrors.
Our constitution is not just a piece of paper- and this framework has the potential to elaborate upon and extend basic sovereignties for all people all over the world. That's because a Digital ID and AI are considered crucial components to operate in a technologically advancing civilization.
What do you think?
Would it be possible to create a digital constitution regulated by AI? This AI would have parameters like ensuring it protects freedom of speech or freedom of the press. AI right now will unknowingly attack independent journalist that bought and paid for "reputable" sources vilify. That's because AI falls back on the parameters of what's considered reputable and what isn't. Google quickly became a monopoly for its convenience. Maybe this AI could grow in the same way. The Internet of Bodies/Internet of Things is already here, they called this moment the fourth industrial revolution. It will be extremely difficult to escape the digital ID. The fear around this is merited. One only need to be reminded of the tyranny we witnessed during the global COVID pandemic. Not only were people discouraged form travel, some places went as far as threatening individuals with the right to buy groceries if they did not comply with an experimental injection. Doctors with valid concerns were censored. We can already see how large corporate and bureaucratic institutions have restricted basic freedoms belonging to All People(like the right to informed consent) and profited off our data.
I don't have the know-how, perhaps this is a pipe dream. It would be something to see the Leaders of today promoting this concept, and fascinating to contemplate how it would effect businesses at large. Presently, the WH has proposed something like a Digital Bill of Rights. But there are institutions that say they advocate for civil liberties only to enslave. We have real cases of bought and paid for science as it relates to the food industry, and here in the West we were once told that doctors recommend cigarettes. The tools aren't what we need to be afraid of, it's who is using them and for what ends? It is possible to create a system that would protect rather than control but you need transparency to build trust- not smoke and mirrors.
Our constitution is not just a piece of paper- and this framework has the potential to elaborate upon and extend basic sovereignties for all people all over the world. That's because a Digital ID and AI are considered crucial components to operate in a technologically advancing civilization.
What do you think?
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