Subj : Re: Big Tech Political Co
To : Ron L.
From : Aaron Thomas
Date : Thu Aug 14 2025 09:02 am
RL> I sit in front of a computer all day. But I will admit that I'm
RL> probably not the norm. But I'm productive sitting in front of that
RL> computer instead of most people with their phones Doom scrolling all day.
I've noticed that too. My computer hobby educates me, and I'm building something cool during the process. But when I see people wasting the day away on videos that dis-educate them, it makes me realize that their psych is being wasted and that they could and should be doing something creative as well.
RL> Assuming (and that's a big assumption) my theory is correct: More
RL> available GPU power to the big tech firms.
RL>
RL> AI has lots of power. For example, many companies offer "anonymized"
RL> customer data. But if you feed that data into an AI, they can quickly
RL> de-anonymize that data, reconstituting basically your digital footprint.
This is a good theory. I've heard about AI processors demanding more power, but I'm not sold on the reasons given for it, similar to how I'm not sold on the need for accelerated graphics in web browsing. I am sold on the fact that the elite want as much information about us as possible, and it's perfectly logical to use that as a basis when trying to decode their secretive behavior.
It's suspicious how I stumbled upon the issue with my web browser, of all things. It would have been more compelling if I got the alert through an OS update instead "The latest version of Debian doesn't work with your outdated GPU." But Chrome/Edge giving me that message? Very suspicious.
RL> We already know that they want AIs on our phones, tablets and computers,
RL> watching everything we do to "provide a better experience". But the
RL> unsaid part is 'collecting data about everything you do/go/say'.
That's it. And this information they collect is surely going to be used in their effort to control us.
