O verdadeiro perigo da IA não é o desemprego — é o colapso da privacidade
Artificial intelligence is often feared for its potential to replace human jobs. But the real risk may lie elsewhere. As AI dramatically reduces the cost of surveillance, governments and corporations gain unprecedented tools to monitor human behavior. This article explores how modern AI technologies—such as facial recognition, predictive analytics, and large-scale data analysis—are transforming surveillance into an automated system capable of observing entire populations. It also examines the historical roots of the surveillance state, the philosophical implications for privacy and freedom, and how the TV series Person of Interest anticipated many of today’s debates about artificial intelligence and algorithmic power.