If those groups were not in a state of human resource crisis, consumers would NEVER have gotten their hands on AI. The sole rationale of letting it roll (or egging it on), in terms of the legal usage of our data and the innovation that comes from its public accessibility, has been to overcome that one issue. There has been too much data for them to effectively surveil it all without it, for a long time.

Without that motive the plug could and would have been pulled on large scale development and it could have been done several distinct ways, but it didn't.

If those groups were not in a state of human resource crisis, consumers would NEVER have gotten their hands on AI. The sole rationale of letting it roll (or egging it on), in terms of the legal usage of our data and the innovation that comes from its public accessibility, has been to overcome that one issue. There has been too much data for them to effectively surveil it all, for a long time.

If those groups were not in a state of human resource crisis, consumers would NEVER have gotten their hands on AI. The sole rationale of letting it roll (or egging it on) in terms of the legal usage of our data and the innovation that comes with public access, has been to overcome that one issue. There has been too much data for them to effectively surveil it all, for a long time.