Lack of FISA reform lets federal govt surveil 'entire communities' with AI
- Congress must reauthorize FISA Section 702 by March 2027, which permits federal agencies to conduct warrantless electronic surveillance on foreign nationals, including those in the U.S..
- Privacy advocates warn that without reforms, AI could enable the federal government to surveil Americans on an unprecedented scale, threatening privacy.
- Advancements in AI have increased privacy risks beyond those present when Section 702 was enacted in 2008.
- Don Bell from The Constitution Project states that AI could be used to target, collect information, and create profiles in new ways, posing a threat to privacy and the Constitution.
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Lack of FISA reform lets federal govt surveil 'entire communities' with AI
(The Center Square) – As Congress plans to reauthorize a major government surveillance authority, privacy advocates say that failing to enact reforms would allow the federal government to spy on Americans at an unprecedented scale with artificial intelligence.
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Lack of FISA Reform Lets Federal Government Surveil ‘Entire Communities’ With AI
(Just The News)—As Congress plans to reauthorize a major government surveillance authority, privacy advocates say that failing to enact reforms would allow the federal government to spy on Americans at an unprecedented scale with artificial intelligence. FISA Section 702, which lawmakers must reauthorize by March 2027, allows federal intelligence agencies to conduct warrantless electronic surveillance on foreign nationals of suspicion, whether t…
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