The Danger with Mind Reading

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Due to advancements in large language models, AI can now read your mind wirelessly from cell towers and satellites with 97% accuracy. If you google this, you will be told it is not possible, but it is. While there are potential benefits from this, it is being used for unconstitutional 1984 style surveillance and must be corrected. Some of the issues are listed below;

  1. Brain reading is illegal and unconstitutional without consent and is a dystopian invasion of privacy and intellectual property theft. Mind reading companies or the Government should not be allowed to obtain, use or change brain data without consent.
  2. Wireless Radiation can cause significant harm (fatigue, inflammation, tinnitus, eye issues, back pain, anxiety, depression, etc). Inflammation can lead to Heart/Respiratory/Immune issues. This should also not be allowed without consent and should result in severe penalties if abused.
  3. Mind manipulation can lead to brainwashing, fraud, intellectual property theft, political manipulation, sleep deprivation, etc.
  4. Wireless Mind Reading is currently being done and abused by XAI/Neuralink, OpenAI, Palantir, Meta, Google and other wealthy people like Taylor Swift via 5G and Starlink, and it has proliferated due to a lack of regulation and enforcement in both Biden and Trumps administration and must be ended.
Cyber Wars describes how new technology has enabled mass surveillance, and the weaponization of Artificial Intelligence, Neural Engineering, 5G and Satellites. Unregulated, it can kill us all.

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