How LLMs could supercharge mass surveillance in the US
- Apr 23
- 1 min read
MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW — “A lot of what we think of as privacy protection isn’t so much like something that’s written in the law,” says Karen Levy, a professor of information science at Cornell University. “It just has to do with how hard or how expensive it is to learn stuff about people.”
When mobile phones became widespread, gathering data about people got much cheaper, but making use of that data remained difficult. Powerful LLMs could change that.
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