How Do You Reconcile Reagan-era Freedoms with A.I.-age innovation?

Americans are entitled to freedom of expression, freedom from search and seizure of their private information, freedom from IP intrusion, freedom from quartering NSA or other government contract network squatters, so forth and so on.

With all the capacity granted to AI for innovation, why aren’t we more focused on actualizing the promises of American citizenship and the corresponding freedoms it should guarantee instead of demeaning them in the name of global innovation and safety?

“We live in a more dangerous world.” Let’s challenge this assertion in this weekend’s edition of The [Un]Sanctioned Citizen.

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[00:12:05] FTC bans another data broker from selling consumers' location data

What goes on in the shadows: FTC action against data broker sheds light o;:n unfair and deceptive sale of consumer location data - FTC

OPENER: TSA migrant treatment is ‘a slap in the face’ to legal immigrants: Mayra Flores

• Hawley demands answers from TSA on migrants using controversial app to board planes: ‘This is outrageous’

• ‘Raises significant security concerns’: Hawley hammers TSA over ‘special privileges to illegal immigrants’ [docs]

[00:07:45]CUT-IN: Ex-Fugees rapper Pras Michel found guilty in scheme to help China influence US government

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FREEDOM HOUSE REPORT DIGEST

Governments Harness AI to Reinforce Censorship

Why isn’t the United States on this graphic?

Surveillance tools used on Free Assembly

*While this instance extrapolated the federal mass surveillance of public assembly of BLM actions, the progress and egress of events [both peaceful and “mostly peaceful”] were surveilled by the Feds. This rule applied to Right to Life assemblies and the J6 riots, as well. The editorial function here is to make a distinction. Assembly is not a crime in America. Found crimes like destruction of public & private property, assault and battery, or resisting arrest are not the same as assembly in an effort to promote civil expression. The Feds are applying surveillance rules and leveraging collective punishment to people who attend public assemblies. They are using force to impose government oversight of their politics and of their expression. The rules and the finance of these tools and equipment using public money are in some cases used in crimes against the US people, for obstruction of and retaliation against Constitutional exercised rights. The other crime committed is menacing use of public surveillance and obstruction of 6th Amendment rights, or the right to face the State’s accuser if it has collected personal information “in the course of a criminal investigation”- when no crime was committed. Yet another is unequally applied color of law on a persons political action. Yet another is denial of equal access to justice by obstruction of justice and prosecutorial misconduct; which fall under forms of public corruption in America. Free Assembly is not a crime. Our government just treats it like it’s crime when they are being corrupt.