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Aaron Jackson
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Updated May 1, 2020
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Okay, So my name is enduring Jackson, and this is
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my China president.
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So the idea behind it, the idea behind it is
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to provide security for the people it to provide security
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for the people, prevent crime and toe kind of getting
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right to kind of get in the head of those
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who created it.
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Its like, if you have nothing to hide, you have
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nothing to fear.
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Is that kind of thing.
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Meaning that, like if you're a good citizen, you should
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have no problem with these cameras if you're not gonna
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do if you're not ready to do anything bad.
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So some pros to this is that it pushes good
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behavior, effectively stops crime, rewards, people rewards good people, and
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it potentially stops accidents before they happen.
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So so when I say this when I say that
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it pushes good behavior, um, that people who are good
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received benefits Oh, no, no, no.
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When I say it puts a good behavior, I mean,
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when you know you're constantly being watched, you're less likely
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to commit a serious crime or do something stupid, you
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know, as an litter, it could be a small is
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literally, um, it effectively stops crime because the cameras have
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fish recognition that that allows but that allows police to
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accurately and effectively arrest those who are committing a crime.
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Uh, it rewards good people.
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People are good, um receive benefits such as discounts for
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travel, flight air for airfare.
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And they also can get into better schools and their
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Children can get in the better school.
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Uh, and it potentially stops accidents before they happen.
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One example of this being a bus driver who has
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a camera on them.
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He had a camera on him, and it recognized when
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he was tired.
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So home when when he when he got more and
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more tired, the camera would recognize it.
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And as he got more tired, the camera would alert
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his boss when he got too tired for the cameras
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like thing.
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And, um, this This prevents crimes before it happened.
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This present accidents before it happens because, you know, he
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obviously has lots of lives in his hands, tends to
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hundreds of lives in his hands if he crashes.
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So I think it's important.
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I think that's important.
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So social kids, calm, calm.
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My bad.
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Okay, comes so it.
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Cons include lack of privacy can negatively affect ethnic minorities.
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And everything you do is scored public and you get
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publicly shamed.
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So when I say, everything you do is scored, I
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mean by the social credit credit score system, which is
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basically a score that you get for being a good
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or bad citizen for being a citizen, period, Um, and
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in this, and I'll go deeper into it in the
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next slide.
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But everything that you do some littering jaywalking, too, by
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buying and playing too many video games affect your score.
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And I'll describe this score in the next slide.
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Oh, but you also have a lack of privacy with
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these cameras.
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They're everywhere.
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So every move is trying whether you like it or
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not. The police.
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If they wanted to find you, they will know exactly
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where you're at.
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If you're in China.
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So yeah, that obvious like proxy.
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You're not allowed to go anywhere.
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Please see me basically.
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Oh, and you can't be publishing for something.
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A small was jaywalking.
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They will literally put you in the new and, um,
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actually, publicly shame you.
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They will post a picture of you and say, Oh,
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this person was called jaywalking.
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or if you were speeding, that will take a picture
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of your car and its license plate and post it
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all over billboards and all over the news and Ana.
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So yeah, it's it's an incentive not to do those
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crimes. So this also credit score, as I was talking
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about before.
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If it's affected by everything you do, and low credit
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score could mean blacklisting, um, and soon will be implemented
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nationally. So the social credit score is basically a score
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that you get for all the actions that you do
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throughout the day.
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As the cameras watch you, it will see whether you
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whether you make it to work on time or whether
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you go to the bar all the time or whether
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you go by too many video games, it will score
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everything. Oh, so and then why it's effective.
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It's literally affects everything that you do.
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It's affected by everything that you do and then low
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credits a low social Crisco or cooking in blacklisting, meaning
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that you will not be able to buy train tickets
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any forms of transportation.
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Your Children may not be able to go to a
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good school.
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You will not go to be able to go to
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a good school.
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So, yeah, it's it's important to keep that credit score
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high, and then it will soon be implemented nationally.
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So it's gonna be magnet.
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Torrey Tohave was also credit score, which I believe is
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kind of unfair.
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But that's China's system.
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And then here's my quote.
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It says in unwelcoming, New for protests everywhere.
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So I'm Chinese.
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Artificial intelligence companies are announcing that technology can now identify
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people even though they're wearing masks, Um, as part of
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their efforts to adapt to the continues corona virus out
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break. Um, I find this amazing because even if you
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didn't want to be seen it like like the top
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of the bottom part of your face, If you even
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cover the bottom part of your face, the camera will
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still be able to recognize you through your eyes, which
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I find absolutely mind boggling because even if you were
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trying to cover your face, maybe toe get with a
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little crime, a little crime, maybe steal a piece of
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candy and you just covered up this party of faith
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they have adapted because of the groaners they have adapted
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to get around that and make sure that they catch
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every single crime every single, you know, eso everything so
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that this is way too much.
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I feel like so my personal opinion 0 to 10
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would not recommend It's too much lack of privacy, Tunic
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picky, Too much anxiety, you know, but always feeling like,
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Oh, I can't do this because I'm gonna be watched.
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I can't go out and drink.
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I can't go out in party with my friends all
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night because I know the cameras are gonna be watching
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me, and I need to have muscle super score up,
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you know, just too much anxiety.
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And that might be a big cut.
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That might be because I'm an American and not know
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that I'm not being watched every single moment of the
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day. Maybe like to my phone or do Cameron, everybody
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whatever. But not like the way China are doing.
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So maybe because I'm an American, I have a different
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perspective, not used to it.
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It's not my culture, but for me, I really do
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not like the idea of cameras watching.
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So yeah.
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Uh, yeah, you're on 10 with.
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Uh, yeah, that's in my China president.
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Thank you.
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