A Peek Into Trump's AI Border Dystopia

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A Peek Into Trump's AI Border Dystopia - Futurism

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President Trump's second term is underway, and this time he has a veritable toybox of tech to play with — to say nothing of the Big Tech moguls lining up for an expedited pass to a top-secret security clearance.

As the world waits with bated breath to see what wild promises the US's 47th president will deliver on — like his 25% tariff on incoming goods from Canada and Mexico — it seems incoming immigrants from South America are getting a taste of things to come.

On a practical level, Orwellian tech-entrepreneurialism might provide law enforcement with some flashy toys to play with — not to mention lucrative contracts for Silicon Valley — but it does nothing to solve the economic issues underlying the immigration crisis, instead Band-Aiding over the systemic issues with astronomically expensive shows of force.