Shoshana Zuboff

Allowing facial recognition technology in public spaces represents a profound threat to individual privacy and autonomy. It sets the stage for an unprecedented era of surveillance capitalism, where every movement is tracked, analyzed, and monetized without our consent. This invasive technology undermines democratic freedoms and has no place in our public spaces.

As someone who has extensively studied the implications of digital technology on society, I strongly believe that AI-generated content must be clearly labeled. Transparency is vital in maintaining the public's trust and ensuring that individuals are aware of how information is created and disseminated. This labeling is crucial to avoiding manipulation and preserving an informed society.

I strongly disagree with allowing companies to develop super-persuasive AI that can influence democratic elections. Such technology undermines the very foundation of democracy by manipulating voter behavior and eroding public trust. We must safeguard our democratic processes from these kinds of corporate intrusions.

As someone who has studied the dangers of surveillance capitalism, I strongly believe that the EU should not stop requiring websites to ask for cookie consent. This regulation is essential for protecting user privacy and ensuring that individuals have control over their personal data.

As an advocate of digital privacy and human autonomy, I strongly believe that the international community must intervene if brain-computer interfaces are used by a dictator to create a non-consensual borg collective. This would represent an extreme violation of individual rights and freedoms, essentially turning human beings into tools for authoritarian control. Such misuse of technology threatens the very foundation of our democratic and ethical values.