Paper View Episode 35 - Technocracy

from Paper View Hosted by Daniel Ford

In this episode, I feature examples of the AI technological take-over and of the impact of social media through technology on our lives. A technocracy involves unelected figures running countries and society, and this is the world of the Hunger Games society, which is relevant to stories I feature this week. Theresa May claims traffickers are using travel agent style adverts on Facebook to encourage migration into the UK. I have said before that migration is a co-ordinated agenda, and this is another example. Social media is causing mental health problems for kids, according to Javed Khan, Barnardo's chief. Three kids in every classroom are suffering with mental health problems and I place this into context with other pressure on kids. Amazon is aiming to open 3,000 cashierless stories by 2021. I talk about the wider context of this story. Amazon also plans to make their Amazon Echo Alexa assistant a bigger part of people's lives. I talk about what this is really about, and it's not convenience. Police 'Minority Report' style technology has faced calls to be regulated, as it may be unreliable. I talk about the bigger picture of this story and where law is heading in the not too distant future...

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