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How companies are repurposing military-grade AI, built by US defense contractors for intelligence, to identify labor organizing, internal leakers, and critics

Spycraft developed by defense contractors are now being sold to employers to identify labor organizing.  Regulators must step up to protect workers' privacy.

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  • @1roboter Gabriel Grill on x
    Defense contractors are selling new AI tools to track labor organizing. Claimed capabilities include identifying networks of people on social media & emotion recognition. Generative AI tools akin to ChatGPT are the next step. New article with @niftyc: https://www.wired.com/...
  • @willie_agnew Willie Agnew on x
    Can't emphasize enough that everything y'all are developing for the military, border, prisons, children, etc will eventually end up pointed at you, not that *that* should be the reason you stop making it https://twitter.com/...
  • @backchnnl @backchnnl on x
    Spycraft developed by defense contractors are now being sold to employers to identify labor organizing. Regulators must step up to protect workers' privacy. https://www.wired.com/...