I'm past frowning and feeling concerned now and have moved on to downright anger that FB posts by respected individuals (who help Americans see, know and understand ICE and Trump's horrid actions) that they haven't informed people of the powers behind all the crap. The secretive and complicit Rockbridge Network of billionaire oligarchs and the Heritage Foundation's fascist playbook that guides Trump and his cohorts. They are the worst gps. although not the only ones. I wish your org. would meet with the people behind the public influencers, like Robert Arnold, The Resistance, the Chris Hedges Report, Rachel Maddow, Robert Reich, Trevoe Poutine, perhaps CNN and Mother Jones, any unbiased news sites, etc and update them on the most pressing AI concerns for American citizens right now - because they don't respond to my post comments ... bit hopefully wouldn't dare ignore your group's crucial AI info concerning the ICE use of Palantir's ELITE app that targets neighborhoods versus individuals. The general public has no clue about how the dreaded ICE rely on AI or even how much AI generated political fakes flood the news systema and affect and change the playing field. I'd like to see you add a bottom-up approach in addition to your wonderful reports. Somebody ought to tell the somebody-ies concerned with preventing the fall of democracy - somebody like the protesters or citizens. Because that is the gp that will affect the change that your AI reports address most. Thanks.
This comprehensive analysis of AI governance frameworks really highlights the tension between technical capability and institutional accountability. The ELITE system example is particularly concerning - when surveillance tools become this automated, the question of who's accountable for targeting decisions becomes nearly impossible to answer. I appreciate how you're connecting these specific implementations back to broader governance challenges. The section on critical AI literacy as community infrastructure is spot-on; we need more bottom-up awareness alongside top-down policy work.
I'm past frowning and feeling concerned now and have moved on to downright anger that FB posts by respected individuals (who help Americans see, know and understand ICE and Trump's horrid actions) that they haven't informed people of the powers behind all the crap. The secretive and complicit Rockbridge Network of billionaire oligarchs and the Heritage Foundation's fascist playbook that guides Trump and his cohorts. They are the worst gps. although not the only ones. I wish your org. would meet with the people behind the public influencers, like Robert Arnold, The Resistance, the Chris Hedges Report, Rachel Maddow, Robert Reich, Trevoe Poutine, perhaps CNN and Mother Jones, any unbiased news sites, etc and update them on the most pressing AI concerns for American citizens right now - because they don't respond to my post comments ... bit hopefully wouldn't dare ignore your group's crucial AI info concerning the ICE use of Palantir's ELITE app that targets neighborhoods versus individuals. The general public has no clue about how the dreaded ICE rely on AI or even how much AI generated political fakes flood the news systema and affect and change the playing field. I'd like to see you add a bottom-up approach in addition to your wonderful reports. Somebody ought to tell the somebody-ies concerned with preventing the fall of democracy - somebody like the protesters or citizens. Because that is the gp that will affect the change that your AI reports address most. Thanks.
This comprehensive analysis of AI governance frameworks really highlights the tension between technical capability and institutional accountability. The ELITE system example is particularly concerning - when surveillance tools become this automated, the question of who's accountable for targeting decisions becomes nearly impossible to answer. I appreciate how you're connecting these specific implementations back to broader governance challenges. The section on critical AI literacy as community infrastructure is spot-on; we need more bottom-up awareness alongside top-down policy work.