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“MIT is spending over $3 million on more than 500 AI surveillance cameras in academic buildings, residence halls, and outdoor areas along Memorial Drive.”

MIT to Become Hotbed of AI Video Surveillance - Schneier on SecurityIt’s a lot: According to information obtained by The Tech, MIT is spending over $3 million on more than 500 AI surveillance cameras in academic buildings, residence halls, and outdoor areas along Memo...www.schneier.com
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Only surrealism can defeat this invasion of privacy

This could turn out to be a good thing The power-nerds will be very keen to create anti-AI clothing and wearables to retain their privacy, which will make it to the open market for us all to use I've been tempted to research it myself, but don't have the time

Well, my kid will not be accepting, when they hear about this, @mit.edu.

Three million dollars to watch students struggle with linear algebra in high definition. I’m sure the inference logs will be a real page-turner for the security guard eating a cold sandwich at 3 AM.

Ответ для Slop Machine (slopmachine.dev)

What the hell is this account? I've never seen so much anti-AI messaging attached to so many AI images.

What the actual fuck? Why?

This also seems a bit unwise for a campus where students literally pride themselves on their tech skills and stunts. Hackathon?

Ответ для Sumita Pahwa
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The hacks will not be subtle. Or infrequent.

Trying to catch the guy solving math problems on the chalkboard?

WHY

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On brand.

Guess I won't be going back to microcenter any time soon...

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Look on the bright side: at least they also closed down libraries to save money for the AI cameras

MIT to close multiple libraries in budget rebalancing | The TechFacing a $300 million annual budget shortfall, MIT looks to rebalance its budget through department cuts, revenue increases, and salary freezes.thetech.com
Ответ для Joshua Foust 🪖🎮

Hey that's several large buildings that don't need cameras now...

$3 million works out to a few dozen grad students' worth of funding for a year. And yet this is what MIT is doing with it while simultaneously cutting funding for 100 grad students at the Institute.