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>>58491276
he touched grass while thinking about the stuff being said in this thread and had an epiphany that has him shook.

>>57626147
The false evidence thing is something that I'd be worried about though. You can say there will be technology to detect it, but can you trust the people making the call? There's a pedophile jew who gets a video of him raping a baby leaked and he claims it's AI, pays off the guy with the machine to flick a switch and give him a false positive. Exact opposite if they wanna bury someone they don't like.

There'd be a point where video and audio evidence of a crime being commited would become inadmissable in court and everything would be decided purely by witness accounts and timelogs from you location data and credit cards since they'll track everyone's movements 24/7. And this data could be freely altered to convict you the moment anyone with access to the corrupt legal system decided they wanted you in jail for any reason.