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I think it is a good idea for most presidents, but sometimes for some presidents, they should not be able to.

I agree to disagree because I feel as if AI can often be wrong. AI can be very beneficial but also cause many complicati…

I feel as if this is a good idea to increase the sense of safety but this should not solely be the only form of security…

Yes, if humans are making final decisions for strategic decision-making. AI is likely already used in some capacity.

No, government should not be constantly spying on its citizens without probable cause for a warrant.

No, there are too many risks involved. When a human makes a mistake that harms or kills others, they can be held accoun…

No, and the government should be prohibited from asking for access or using such access without a warrant.

Yes, but only allow people from far away from the video to review the video, and only with a warrant

No, Just because a relative might be over in “enemy territory” doesn’t mean they don’t deserve help if needed

Yes, provided this is used as a means of protecting the most critical aspects of the military infrastructure and has bee…

No, and any backdoor created for national security agencies is a vulnerability that exposes the system to cyber attacks.

yes, but only once proven the individual or group threatens National Security. Not circumstational evidence. This can be…

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